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Wonder why we don't make the conference championship every year
Brady signs 3 year, $27M Extension through 2017
Seems like someone is committed to winning. And winning every year. Lessons? |
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So are you saying the Saints aren't committed to winning?
I seem to remember a lot of people on this Forum gnashing their teeth and wringing their hands like a bleeding heart liberal because Brees wanted his contract structured a certain way. |
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Considering Drew played for the Saints for peanuts from 2006 to 2010, allowing the front office to front load the team, I don't see this as very courageous from Brady.
If memory serves, wasn't Brady and Manning in a dual for "highest paid" in the NFL not too long ago? Considering its been 10 years since the Pats WON the superbowl (and yes, big difference between Champ Game, going to SB and WINNING the SB).... I'd like to see how much money Brady has made, overall, in his career compared to Drew accounting for inflation, contract trends etc. I'd bet Brady has pocketed wayyyy more.... |
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I'm sure you'll be the first in line Monday morning to ask your boss to defer some of your salary to the company so it can "win more"... You must be married to a global supermodel icon, huh? :p |
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Here's a clue she makes more than he does.... And he's Tom Brady... |
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I just read that the restructured Brady deal increased his guaranteed pay from $30 million to $57 million including a $30 million signing bonus. He didn't do this out of the kindness of his heart. It also includes $24 million injury guarantee.
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Xan?
How do you like that crow done? Medium?? |
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I think the "lesson" that I learned here is that it's ludicrous to compare one QB's fifth and presumably final contract with his team, to another QB's second contract with his team, in order to grind an axe and prove some kind of bizarre point about greed or morality or to show that you don't like a particular QB being on the team.... Compare Brady's 2005 or 2010 contract with the Brees deal this year....they are lots more similar....Brady's 2010 deal made him the highest paid player at the time -- how selfless and noble of him, LOL....let's try and stick to comparing apples and oranges to each other, folks, or it looks like your hatred for Brees has blinded you.....
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Reason we don't make the conference championships every year is cuz our defense lets us down more often than not in the playoffs......
So quit crying bout Brees' contract cuz you'd be makin a thread about us not winning more than 5 games every season if we didn't have him. |
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Hell, he should be scrutinized for not taking more of a cut with a wife like that.
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Tom Brady gets $30 million to sign | ProFootballTalk
So much for less money. The new contract signed Monday by Pats quarterback Tom Brady pays him $27 million total over the final three years. But he was paid $30 million as a bonus for applying his name to the dotted line at the bottom of the document. Per a source with knowledge of the contract, Brady received a $30 million signing. He’ll also receive a base salary of $1 million this year and $2 million in 2014. This device, given the three new contract years, results in a cap number of $13.8 million in 2013 — $8 million less than the cap number under his prior deal. Of that amount, $6.8 million comes from past contracts. Another $6 million comes from the initial proration of the new signing bonus. Next year, the cap number increases to $14.8 million. The cap numbers for 2015, 2016, and 2017 will be $13 million, $14 million, and $15 million, respectively. In each year, $6 million is attributed to the $30 million signing bonus. Over the next two years, Brady will make $33 million. Which is more than the nearly $30 million he was due to earn under the prior deal. Less money, indeed. |
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Pay me now in huge bonuses and I'll take more money down the road too!
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Drew Brees Cap Allocation (34 years old)
2013 $17.4 million 2014 $26.4 million 2015 $27.4 million Tom Brady Cap Allocation (35 years old) 2013 $13.8 million 2014 $14.8 million 2015 $13.0 million I'm really eating crow. Crow Gumbo, Crow Bisque, Crow Etouffe'. All served with a side order of your dignity. Scrumptious. Gettin fat. |
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Winning what, football games? He lost the last two Super Bowls he played in.
Yeah The Oak, how dare you inject the facts into this!!! LOL I heard Brady is paying the Pat's to play for them!!! LOL |
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New England quarterback Tom Brady agrees to 4-year extension - NFL - SI.com |
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