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Living Legend
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 59
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Re: NFL Free Agency 2016
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Overpaying for solid players is still overpaying |
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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Apr 2006
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Re: NFL Free Agency 2016
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Considering market value in the NFL keeps changing it's a hard question to answer also if the Patriots made it to or won a super bowl then I would argue that no one was "over paid".
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Living Legend
Join Date: Aug 2008
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Re: NFL Free Agency 2016
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Your second part is to argue that winning a superbowl makes overpayment irrelevant, and I could accept that thought (as most Redskins fans have been forced to several times in the 2000's), except that historically overpaying a player, or players, has not been a successful path to the Superbowl. There isn't one good example of a team overpaying across the board in free agency, and reaching the SB that year. However, there are myriads of examples of teams who have tried, only to find themselves weighted down with bad contracts and underperforming athletes. |
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