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....kiss 'n make up time?..

 

Jeff Howe of the Boston Herald reports free agent CB Malcolm Butler "wants to make it work in New England."
Howe adds Butler does not plan to hold out if he is forced to play the season under the first-round tender, which will pay $3.91 million. All of this disputes a report from CSN New England's Mike Giardi, who said Butler wants out of Foxboro. Howe did say Stephone Gilmore's contract was a "gut punch" to Butler and the corner "has received interest from several teams." Whether it happens this year or next, this situation seems to be headed toward divorce. Mar 13 - 11:43 AM
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I can confirm four teams have contacted New England about dealing their first round pick for Malcolm Butler. One team is in AFC East.

Biggest holdup? Giving up their 1st and having to pay such a lucrative contract .

 

Well duh

 

A draft deep at CB for a cheap rookie contract . Please don't give hoodie another 1st rd pick.

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If the Bills sign him, they'd essentially be trading Gilmore and a first round pick for Butler. If Whaley did that, he not only should be fired, he should be shot.

 

Shot? It's a game. Chill out.

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Could we have put a RFA tag on Gilmore or was he not eligible?

 

I honestly don't know anything about the RFA tenders, but it seems like Gilmore and Woods would have been prime candidates.

it isn't a tag, he's not eligible. He had at least 4 years in (5 since bills triggered his option as he was a 1st Rd pick) so he'd automatically a UFA unless they franchise or transition tag.
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So basically it's going to end up being Cooks for Butler after all.

actually if it's a straight RFA signing, they need to give up their original #1 pick which is pick #11.

 

But apparently the Pats might work something out on their own with NO to move him because NO doesn't want to give up that much. Not sure how that works.

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