Word is breaking
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Should be interesting.Comment -
They need a playmaker
Who knows if the year off was good for him though...Comment -
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Le’Veon Bell: 4 years, $52.5 million with the Jets, per source.</p>— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1105686098079109120?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 13, 2019</a></blockquote>
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Beat me to it. Saw it on delay on SportsCenter. I wonder how much Guaranteed?Comment -
Gotta be a 30+ million guarantee.Comment -
Damn, I wanted to see him as a Raven. Lamar and Leveon would have been a great duo.Comment -
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Le'Veon Bell market was indeed soft. Jets were always most likely destination, and they land him. Ravens were never involved. Raidera were lukewarm. Bell comes in under the 2018 tag and well below what Steelers had on table the past 2 summers</p>— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) <a href="https://twitter.com/JasonLaCanfora/status/1105687380269453312?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 13, 2019</a></blockquote>
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Steelers play the Jets in 2019.Comment -
Earlier today, they were on ESPN talking about him getting 17 million a year.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Le’Veon Bell’s four-year deal with the New York Jets has a max value of $61 million and includes $35 million guaranteed, per source.</p>— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1105689352766738432?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" >March 13, 2019</a></blockquote>
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When Brady retires, Darnold and Bell duo should win the AFC East.
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What no one talks about is yes, he left 14 on the table, but with no Guarantee. If he gets hurt last year that's the last dime he'll ever make.
I'm pretty shocked because he's only 27 with a year less tread and such a game changer.
I think niners would of been interested but we locked up a ton of cash with Mckinnon last year before all this began ;-(Comment -
Last spring he was offered a contract with a guarantee that he turned down. It looks like his new guarantee will be worth about 2 million dollars more, so he made out in the gurantee department, but the taxes in NY are higher and he has to play with a new quarterback behind a new offensive line that is going to have to learn his tap dance running style.
Many analysts agree that taking that year off hurt him more than it helped him, plus he already has one drug violation against him.Comment -
Enjoy those NY taxes, but glad he’s secure for the rest of his life. One of a kind talent with that vision of his. Darnold and Bell are a helluva one two punch.Comment -
Didn't the Steelers offer him $70M with $33M guaranteed?Comment -
Mentioned yesterday the #Steelers final offer to RB Le’Veon Bell was 5 years, $70M. More context today: The fully guaranteed part was his signing bonus of just over $10M. He would’ve made $33M over the 1st two years — in a rolling guaranteed structure. $45M over the 1st 3 years.
per ian rapaport. check his twitter mr. research lol.Comment -
If Bell had agreed to this deal, the Steelers could have released him after this season. The team would be left with an unspecified amount of dead cap space for 2019, and Bell would walk away with less money than what he was guaranteed to make with the franchise tag and nowhere near the deal’s $70 million possibility.Comment -
This is SBR at its best
Ian Rappaport is a joke and his tweet on this subject, and most others, has been thoroughly discredited
You have to know how these contracts work on the front end and how guaranteed money really works
Gurley will see nowhere near his "guaranteed" 45 million, more like 22 million
The Steelers offer contained the same clauses for injury that Gurley's did and the same structure at the signing date
Once again, you have to do some research on the subject and actually have a clue how these contracts work
His Jets contract gives him virtually the identical amount of money "guaranteed" as the Steelers offered over the same time frame
Ian Rappaport, LOLComment -
research? yet you continually state your opinion and zero quotes and facts. please tell me your data explaining how gurley is only getting 22 mil lol. i know you love to be right, but you are clearly wrong as your source is apparently maggiethebestdog and his understanding of how contracts work on the front end lol. let people assume your stupidity before making statements that verify it.Comment -
No, I just refuse to waste my time with a dipshit like you
Been there done that
Nothing I said in my post was my opinion, it was fact
It is readily available to anyone with half a brain who researches the subject for 10 minutes
That counts you out
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"facts" you are unable to duplicate anywhere. personal facts lol. i would continue with the idiocy but the idiot just refused to waste his time to back up his "facts" clown show. apparently you lack the half of brain required to back up any of your "facts" once again lol.Comment -
Like I said, Ian Rappaport is the Alex Jones credibility level of sports reporting
These are 2 links out of 50 that explain everything I have said about this is 100% true and everything kingdom has said is 100% wrong, AS USUAL
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I have. Ravens were 3-5 until he became starter, and then they went 6-1 (only loss was at KC in OT) to get into the playoffs. Not sure what more you want from the guy. He definitely had a poor showing in playoffs vs SD, but he's also the youngest qb to ever start in a playoff game. Not a big fan of his passing game, but he's a constant threat with his legs.Comment -
and each link contradicts the other. and from said link:
For those who have been keeping track, all sorts of numbers have been floated around the internet in the past few months, with both sides of the debate picking out the figures they like best to support their argument.Comment
