Quarterback

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by dmek25

if he is tendered a contract, does that guarantee him a certain pay? or is just if someone signs an offer sheet?

Don't quote me on this dmek, you may have to ask our cap guru.

Acording to reports there will be four different tender offers for RFA's for 2009.

Low Tender - Right of first refusal & origional draft pick $1.01 mil

Middle Tender - Right of first refusal & 2nd round pick $1.545 mil.

High Tender - Right of first refusal & 1st round pick $2.198 mil.

Highest Tender - Right of first refusal 1st & 3rd round picks $2.792 mil

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Longtimefan

Don't quote me on this dmek, you may have to ask our cap guru.

Acording to reports there will be four different tender offers for RFA's for 2009.

Low Tender - Right of first refusal & origional draft pick $1.01 mil

Middle Tender - Right of first refusal & 2nd round pick $1.545 mil.

High Tender - Right of first refusal & 1st round pick $2.198 mil.

Highest Tender - Right of first refusal 1st & 3rd round picks $2.792 mil

The other thing is: Campbell can't be tendered at a level less than 120% of his 2009 salary.

120% of this year's salary is $3.43 million. Whatever the RFA tenders end up being next year, we have to offer him at least that much. So it looks like any team that matches would have to give us a first and a third (At very least, a first).

Basically, anyone who wants Campbell is going to have to engage in some sort of a sign and trade with Bruce Allen, where they will agree on the compensation.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

The other thing is: Campbell can't be tendered at a level less than 120% of his 2009 salary.

120% of this year's salary is $3.43 million. Whatever the RFA tenders end up being next year, we have to offer him at least that much. So it looks like any team that matches would have to give us a first and a third (At very least, a first).

Basically, anyone who wants Campbell is going to have to engage in some sort of a sign and trade with Bruce Allen, where they will agree on the compensation.

Yep, and that's why I'm hoping Jason will draw the highest tender which will enable us to have the best leverage in any proposed negotiation.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Longtimefan

Yep, and that's why I'm hoping Jason will draw the highest tender which will enable us to have the best leverage in any proposed negotiation.

Exactly right.

[Trample the Elderly]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

The other thing is: Campbell can't be tendered at a level less than 120% of his 2009 salary.

120% of this year's salary is $3.43 million. Whatever the RFA tenders end up being next year, we have to offer him at least that much. So it looks like any team that matches would have to give us a first and a third (At very least, a first).

Basically, anyone who wants Campbell is going to have to engage in some sort of a sign and trade with Bruce Allen, where they will agree on the compensation.

I'm glad the Skins have Bruce Allen now. That schmuck Vinny would've given another team our draft picks to take Soup off our hands. At least the Skins will not get raped this year.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by Trample the Elderly

I'm glad the Skins have Bruce Allen now. That schmuck Vinny would've given another team our draft picks to take Soup off our hands. At least the Skins will not get raped this year.

Or would have signed him to the lowest tender virtually giving him away, and making it easy for any other team that showed interest.

[Chico23231]

The focus of our offseason needs to be the building of much new and improved O-line and then decisions about a depleted RB position. QB IMO is far down the list at this point.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

What do we do if there IS a CBA extension and salary cap? We'd have to franchise him and that's pretty expensive, isnt it?

[diehardskin2982]

The return of Patrick Ramsey...

[diehardskin2982]

In the latest NFC east huddle on ESPN John Clayton reports that in a uncapped year with Campbell as a RFA he believed Campbell will be tendered with a 1st and 3rd compensation set up as I stated earlier.

Washington Redskins News, Schedule, Players, Stats, Video - NFL - ESPN

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by diehardskin2982

In the latest NFC east huddle on ESPN John Clayton reports that in a uncapped year with Campbell as a RFA he believed Campbell will be tendered with a 1st and 3rd compensation set up as I stated earlier.

Washington Redskins News, Schedule, Players, Stats, Video - NFL - ESPN

Hope you didn't get offended by what I said earlier.. but wtf, who would give that up? We couldn't even get a single 2nd for him last year.

[GTripp0012]

Yeah the one thing where I think Bruce Allen will offer instant improvement is where we will get fair market value on our trades. None of this Jason Taylor for a second rounder, TJ Duckett for a third, or even with the Pete Kendall trade, great trade for us but we managed to take a team desperate to dump him and give them a conditional pick that appreciated into a fourth.

[saden1]

We must keep JC. You can draft a high round QB or whatever but keep JC by all means necessary.

[Redskins247]

Wow...I'll have to say I expected a little more love for Collins...he's done nothing but play well every time he's been called on...and the Todd gets no love...if Campbell ends up going elsewhere, I really think he could bridge the Redskins until the next young QB is ready to go.

[mlmdub130]

Originally Posted by Redskins247

Wow...I'll have to say I expected a little more love for Collins...he's done nothing but play well every time he's been called on...and the Todd gets no love...if Campbell ends up going elsewhere, I really think he could bridge the Redskins until the next young QB is ready to go.

while collins has come in and made a couple good passes this year there is absolutly no way in hell he could have taken a beating like jc has this year, no way in hell