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[quote=Giantone;1312882]Nothing wrong with that. We as fans sometimes forget it's a business and the window of opportunity for these players is short maybe 5 years at best.I wish him luck.[/quote]

We offered to make him the highest paid guard in the league and franchised him twice.

He didn’t want to be here…everything he said was bullshit

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Jets agreed to terms with LG Laken Tomlinson, formerly of the 49ers, on a three-year, $40 million contract.

So the jets back up plan to Schreff


4 guards landing major contracts today

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James Daniels could be a good replacement, but he's going to be looking for $ so probably better drafting a G.

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Be interesting to see what Scherrf gets, the top of the market is currently $16m, if he signs for that I wonder if the offer was still on the table from Washington but got withdrawn after the Wentz signing

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[quote=AnonEmouse;1312890]James Daniels could be a good replacement, but he's going to be looking for $ so probably better drafting a G.[/quote]

Norwell from the Jags may be someone to keep an eye on, was a probowler in Carolina before he went to Jacksonville

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Doug Pederson is going on a shopping spree:

@RapSheet
The #Jaguars aren’t done. They are expected to sign former #AZCardinals WR Christian Kirk to a large deal, per me and
@TomPelissero
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Considering that Scherff was demanding more than the highest paid G money and had his last full season in something like 2016, no way it was worth it -- you get him for about 2/3 of any season.

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[quote=EdmundDorf;1312892]Be interesting to see what Scherrf gets, the top of the market is currently $16m, if he signs for that I wonder if the offer was still on the table from Washington but got withdrawn after the Wentz signing[/quote]

I don't think there was even a contract offer on the table was there?

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[quote=MTK;1312901]I don't think there was even a contract offer on the table was there?[/quote]

I don't know, but it would be interesting to find out. It was reported that Washington remained in touch and Mayhew stated that they had offered top of the market money, which implies at least $16.5m was offered.

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I suspect everyone on the board other than me knows the answer, but do we get any compensatory picks for Scherff?

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[quote=calia;1312904]I suspect everyone on the board other than me knows the answer, but do we get any compensatory picks for Scherff?[/quote]

Should be a 3rd rounder

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Holy f*ck, I don't know what the guaranteed money, but this seems ridiculous for a WR that hasn't hit 1000 yds and was playing behind DHop:

@AdamSchefter
Jaguars are giving former Cardinals WR Christian Kirk a four-year deal worth up to $84 million deal, per source.

Some updated details:

@RapSheet
It’s a 4-year deal worth $72M, source said with a max value of $84M. A huge deal for Christiain Kirk.

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That is ridiculous, but desperate teams do desperate things, they will be cutting this FA class in 2-3 years during yet another reboot

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[quote=MTK;1312905]Should be a 3rd rounder[/quote]

Yes, should be, assuming we dont sign any FA of significance

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[quote=Ruhskins;1312906]Holy f*ck, I don't know what the guaranteed money, but this seems ridiculous for a WR that hasn't hit 1000 yds and was playing behind DHop:

@AdamSchefter
Jaguars are giving former Cardinals WR Christian Kirk a four-year deal worth up to $84 million deal, per source.

Some updated details:

@RapSheet
It’s a 4-year deal worth $72M, source said with a max value of $84M. A huge deal for Christiain Kirk.[/quote]

Somewhere Terry McLaurin is doing the Happy Dance...