Must not have had any change left.Odd considering the new owner paid about $7 billion for the team.
Sneed, Gay, Bolton is doing ok with one arm, still think Cook will be really good assuming he can return 100% next year.agreed
trent mcduffie and chris jones are the only elite players on defense, yet they get it done every playoffs as a team
wonder if Tepper balked tooSchefter is claiming teams didn't want to pay Johnson's asking price.
That seems like something a poor who doesn't have brass balls on his desk would do.wonder if Tepper balked too
I don’t think any son of Fred Smith can claim that God has dealt them a bad hand.Going from Ridder to Pickett. God hates Arthur Smith.
Yeah, after he is fired, he won't be hurting for $$. But Ridder and Pickett are QBs that are coach killers. Tomlin has said they're bringing in QB competition for Pickett and I assume will let go of Trubisky. They're probably drafting too late for that competition to be a rookie. So that could mean signing Wilson, Cousins or Mayfield or trading for Fields. Fields, Cousins and even Mayfield would be significant upgrades with much higher salaries, so any of them would be the presumed starter. So the only true competition might be signing Wilson for $1mil.I don’t think any son of Fred Smith can claim that God has dealt them a bad hand.
wihtout posting any other data, this sounds like schefter just carrying water for the teams Johnson turned down.Schefter is claiming teams didn't want to pay Johnson's asking price.
I guess there's they could be saying Johnson stepped out of his lane. But it looks like those teams are cheap. I'm not sure that's a narrative they'd want.wihtout posting any other data, this sounds like schefter just carrying water for the teams Johnson turned down.
exactly. It's designed to make the teams look good and Johnson to look greedySchefter never posts stuff like that on his own. Clearly a team told him to say that.
yep. it was a plant with Schefter to save face by the commmandersThe Johnson asking price issue seems to conflict with the revelation that Johnson advised the Commanders that he was staying in Detroit precisely at the time the Commanders front office where in flight to Detroit to talk in person to Johnson.
This is from a Yahoo article on the situation:
After Quinn departed his interview, Washington brass hopped on a flight for Detroit to interview Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn.
While in flight, Johnson called the Commanders and the Seattle Seahawks to inform them he was withdrawing his name from consideration. Johnson, long perceived to be the top candidate, was returning for another year in Detroit.
Washington still made the trip to interview Glenn.
If the Commanders had already determined that Johnson was asking for too much why did the team send its reps to meet and presumably negotiate with him?