Magox

Dude there is no bias.... It's all in your head

And I say this with all honesty Really?

I think what you meant to say is that Bob Woodward is a "great reporter", when he is criticizing conservatives.

Oh C'mon! He voted for Jon Huntsman!

He's right, I should of provided a link. In any case, it still applies. ZING!!!!!!!!

Zing!!

A very polished and skilled WR that has great hands with decent speed. My guess is that he will be a quality WR in the pros.

While I certainly believe as to what you alluded to, that they have so much vested in preserving Obama's legacy, this poll to me would indicate that once things begin to play out as we expect it to, which is an even worse and more expensive health care system, that even some of the Big O's supporters will turn on the ACA, in one form or another. Btw, even Mark Zandi from Moody's analytics, who is desperate to tout anything positive about the economy because of his support and endorsement of the Stimulus, today conceded the following: Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/04/march-2013-jobs-report-89668_Page2.html#ixzz2PbMM42VV

He's electrifying with the ball. The problem is, can he get himself open against top competition on a consistent basis to become an electrifying ball player?

Fantastic measurables!

S Read more: http://www.politico....l#ixzz2PWtWhjMh It's pretty obvious to me, most people want to secure the border and offer a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. But check the way Politico words this: "But only 61 percent of Hispanics feel the same" But only???? Large gap??? That is an overwhelming majority of Hispanics that support securing the border, and they say "but only" Douche media

I honestly believe it will fall under its own weight.

Ok, let me make myself a little more clear, Wesley Clark

Or it could be that at the time, he was considering a run for the White House.

I believe the pressure will be too much for him to pass on Geno if he is indeed available. He would have to be one self-assured mofo in order to pass on him. Could you imagine if he passed on him and the kid ended up being a good QB? Having said that, I don't believe Geno will end up living up to his potential. That's just my opinion based on what I've read about him. And like Kelly, as I've said all along, I believe we should end up drafting one of the other perceived blue chip prospects at the #8.

We are doing apples to apples. It's too complicated to compare it with the bonuses, all these contracts are structured differently. But even if you want to look at the average contract as you suggested, take a look at the top 5 QB contracts in 2013 and what the top 5 QB contracts will be in 2014, over the life of their contracts as you suggested. And yes, you will see it is a radical change. The cap will negligibly rise over the next few years, yet QB salaries will increase by over 40% for Franchise QB's.

I understand what you are saying, you are bringing up a few examples of players receiving comparable contracts relative to today's players. This is a little different for two reasons, one this appears now to be a trend, whereas before they were more of an outlier. The reason why I posted the link is to show you aside from Peyton's contract, the highest base pay salary was $13.5M . Flacco's base pay for 2016 will reach a staggering $28.5M, and I assume by the time Aaron Rodger's contract is finished we will see probably something north of that amount. According to DIB, we probably won't see a meaningful increase in the cap until at least 2015. Which means that Flacco's and I assume Rodger's contract will account for over 21% of their team's cap (assuming the cap will be $135M) If you average out the top 5 QB's from last years base pay salary, even including Peyton's 20M salary (Which I consider to be part of the new trend of these higher QB contracts), they only made up south of 11% of the team's cap. So think about that for a second, Flacco, who most likely won't be the highest paid QB salary by the time we get to 2016, will make up 21% of the team's cap, whereas in 2013, the top 5 QB's made up south of 11%. That's a huge difference.

Neither of you are gonna change each others opinion. Just call it a day and we'll see how it plays out.

Is that before or after network repricing?

This was before the recent string of QB signings http://www.spotrac.com/top-salaries/nfl/quarterback/

I've been saying this for quite some time; if leftist policy makers would of simply not included taxes in their possible solutions to taking care of the earth, we would of never have seen such a backlash towards "Climate change".

Yes, that's partially it, also it's the new dynamic of the explosion of the increased perceived value on QB's. Franchise QB contracts are now accounting for 15-20% of entire team salary caps.

Crayonz!!

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