I honestly tend to agree, but think how we are treating Mo is digging ourselves a hole for the Richardson contract discussions. I expect that to be a nightmare.
I honestly tend to agree, but think how we are treating Mo is digging ourselves a hole for the Richardson contract discussions. I expect that to be a nightmare.
LOL -- let's see if I understand your definition of "facts":
1) The Jets have already traded Mo away for a bag of peanuts
2) Sheldon is already holding out for partial ownership of the team
3) Leonard Williams will be out of the league by 2020
4) The Jets will draft DL in the first round for the rest of the century
5) It's all Idzik's fault
Pretty sure you gave up caring about "facts" 10 seconds after the Jets handed their draft card in . . .
I mentioned this before, but Macc hasn't done anything wrong. The previous regime pushed the Wilkerson talks to the back burner. Macc had to deal with issues that were time sensitive before he could seriously get something done with Mo. Now, I think Macc is focused on doing just that. both sides need to compromise though. Also, Richardson does have a high opinion of himself, but I wouldn't compare him to Revis. Revis was taught as a young boy from his uncle about the financial ways of the league. He was about the money from the start. I don't see that same level of thought from Richardson. Also, for all we know, Richardson could be dealing with some family issues now. I don't think he's making any statements.
http://turnonthejets.com/2015/05/new-york-jets-forgot-about-mo/
Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 9h9 hours ago
Believe it or not, there was a time people said the #Jets didn't need to pay Darrelle Revis because they just drafted Kyle Wilson
Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 9h9 hours agoBelieve it or not, there was a time people said the #Jets didn't need to pay Darrelle Revis because they just drafted Kyle Wilson
The best you could do was deflect to other subjects to avoid a worthwhile response to my post? Wow. I thought you were smarter than this. Thank you for this post. It shows your lack of intellect and ability to have a worthwhile conversation.
Come on 55........... let's not start bringing up other posters. I know you know better.
Look how BB has treated good players in his time with the Pats. Kelly with the Eagles has dumped or traded Pro Bowlers LeSean McCoy, De Sean Jackson and Foles yet you think only the Jets have problems because they are not treating Mo right in your opinion?? The Tuna would dump or trade players without a thought Hugh Douglas was just one.. I don't think Mac has done anything wrong, I think he's doing what he feels is best for the team and I bet when Sept comes Mo will be in the lineup.. Of course it may not be the Jets lineup..LOL
This post was so long ago I don't even remember what started it.
But PLEASE don't act like you care about worthwhile conversation -- I learned a while ago your agenda ALWAYS takes precedence . . .
BUCKET [MENTION=226]Mike[/MENTION]Stef2112
@RichCimini With only 6 mill under the cap what type of deal will it take to resign Mo ? #jetsmail
@RichCimini: Don't get hung up on the $6 million figure; that won't be an obstacle in the Jets' ability to sign Muhammad Wilkerson to a contract extension. Remember, he's already counting $6.97 million on the cap, and they probably can reduce that charge with a certain structure. For instance: Robert Quinn, a first-round pick in Wilkerson's draft class, played last season at a $3 million cap charge after signing a long-term extension. I understand Wilkerson is seeking at least $40 million in guarantees. Quinn got $15.7 million in full guarantees at signing, plus another $25.6 million in rolling guarantees for a total of $41.3 million. Most would say Wilkerson isn't on Quinn's level, but he's close. After drafting Leonard Williams, the Jets have a considerable amount of leverage. They're apparently in no rush to get a deal done.
@RichCimini With only 6 mill under the cap what type of deal will it take to resign Mo ? #jetsmail
@RichCimini: Don't get hung up on the $6 million figure; that won't be an obstacle in the Jets' ability to sign Muhammad Wilkerson to a contract extension. Remember, he's already counting $6.97 million on the cap, and they probably can reduce that charge with a certain structure. For instance: Robert Quinn, a first-round pick in Wilkerson's draft class, played last season at a $3 million cap charge after signing a long-term extension. I understand Wilkerson is seeking at least $40 million in guarantees. Quinn got $15.7 million in full guarantees at signing, plus another $25.6 million in rolling guarantees for a total of $41.3 million. Most would say Wilkerson isn't on Quinn's level, but he's close. After drafting Leonard Williams, the Jets have a considerable amount of leverage. They're apparently in no rush to get a deal done.
