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Brooks contract
For the curious few ....
Brooks, Aaron QB (#2) Year: 1999 New Orleans Saints Round: 4 Salary History 2000 275000.00 2001 389000.00 2002 750000.00 2003 1500000.00 2004 3250000.00 2005 5,500,000.00 2006 6250000.00 2007 7250000.00 Culpepper, Daunte QB (#11) Year: 1999 Minnesota Vikings Round: 1 Salary History 1999 270000.00 2000 337500.00 2001 405000.00 2002 972500.00 2003 1540000.00 2004 535000.00 2005 540,000.00 2006 2500000.00 2007 5500000.00 2008 6000000.00 2009 6000000.00 2010 7000000.00 2011 8000000.00 2012 9000000.00 2013 10000000.00 Green, Trent QB (#) Year: 1993 Kansas City Chiefs Round: 8 Salary History 2001 2400000.00 2002 650000.00 2003 655000.00 2004 1795000.00 2005 4,700,000.00 2006 5700000.00 2007 7200000.00 2008 7700000.00 2009 9200000.00 Pennington, Chad QB (#10) Year: 2000 New York Jets Round: 1 Salary History 2000 193000.00 2001 298000.00 2002 375000.00 2003 5250000.00 2004 1000000.00 2005 1,000,000.00 2006 6000000.00 2007 4000000.00 2008 6000000.00 2009 7000000.00 2010 6300000.00 2011 10172000.00 |
WOW! I had no idea. Not a real value for that price.
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Don't be fooled by the disparity of the numbers. Almost all major NFL contracts are frontloaded with a huge signing bonus and backloaded with huge salaries that will most likely never be seen. Note that Brooks' contract only has 3 years left on it while the others are 4 years or more. Note the huge jump that Penninton's contract takes starting in 2006.
Comparing salaries for a single year is pretty much a waste of time. You have to view the overall contract: signing bonus, number of years, backloaded years, and whatnot in order to get a fair comparison. You can rest assured that this is Brooks' (and probably Green's) last big salary year. Next offseason those contracts will be renegotiated with another moderate signing bonus (probably in the $10 mil range) along with 4 to 6 more years with small salaries up front, and huge salaries that will never be paid. SFIAH |
His cap number is even larger - something like 7.5 million I think.
Then again, SF just paid a rookie a lot more. Think he'll be better or worse? Mike Vick has a contract worth 3 times as much, and though Vick is definitely a game-breaker, Brooks is a better QUARTERBACK right now. Hell, Delhomme makes more than Brooks now... actually, it's about the same. Then again, Delhomme is a better QB, so... :) |
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QB (#12) Year: 0 Carolina Panthers Round: 0 Breaux Bridge, LA Position: 0 Salary History 2003 530000.00 2004 535000.00 2005 665,000.00 2006 4785000.00 2007 6400000.00 2008 6190000.00 2009 5825000.00 |
Jake just signed a new contract. Note his number next season goes to 4.785 million, then into the 6.4 range.
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Culpepper to date
Year - team - salary - bonus 2004 Vikings $ 535,000 $ 0 $ 502,300 2003 Vikings $ 1,540,000 $ 10,000,000 2002 Vikings $ 972,500 $ 0 2001 Vikings $ 405,000 $ 0 2000 Vikings $ 337,500 $ 1,000,000 Brooks to date 2004 Saints $ 3,250,000 $ 0 2003 Saints $ 1,500,000 $ 5,750,000 2002 Saints $ 750,000 $ 5,000,000 2001 Saints $ 389,000 $ 0 2000 Saints $ 275,000 $ 0 Delhomme to date 2004 Panthers $ 535,000 $ 6,100,000 2003 Panthers $ 530,000 $ 1,500,000 2002 Saints $ 563,000 $ 0 2001 Saints $ 418,000 $ 0 2000 Saints $ 358,000 $ 0 Green to date 2004 Chiefs $ 1,795,000 $ 1,750,000 2003 Chiefs $ 655,000 $ 0 2002 Chiefs $ 650,000 $ 0 2001 Chiefs $ 2,400,000 $ 0 2000 Rams $ 2,900,000 $ 1,125,000 Pennington to date 2004 Jets $ 1,000,000 $ 18,000,000 2003 Jets $ 5,250,000 $ 0 2002 Jets $ 375,000 $ 1,968,990 2001 Jets $ 298,000 $ 0 2000 Jets $ 193,000 $ 826,200 |
And the curious few are supposed to glean exactly what from all of these figures?
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I love how Brooks totally outshined Jake in that final game.........with a playoff berth hanging on the line. I hope he does the same in Week 1.
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When a person on this board criticizes AB, someone always seems to run in and talk about how AB has such a bad defense, his running game sucked in '04, his WRs drop passes, he threw more than any other QB in the league, his offensive line is terrible... blah blah blah. Yet, when you look at a game like the Carolina game, AB outplayed Delhomme. Nevermind the fact that Jake attempted 50 passes to AB's 24. Nevermind the fact that Jake racked up 307 yards, 2 TDs, and 0 INTs. (AB - 216, 1, 0). Nevermind the fact that Deuce ran for 140 yards, Goings rushed for 46 (only 13 carries). Nevermind that the Saints defense allowed fewer yards and points. Nevermind that the Saints D had 5 sacks in the game (Brooks was sacked 3 times). Nevermind that the Saints D held the Panthers to 10 points until the closing moments of the 4th quarter. Nevermind that the Saints had 3 takeaways. Nope, none of those things matter when you're talking about how well AB played - only when you're talking about how poorly - then those are all perfectly good excuses. |
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none of those things matter when 80% of this board talks about how bad AB is either, they're simply excuses. I find it humorous it suddenly matters when the topic is Jake Delhomme, or any QB not named Brooks. |
OK fine. Good point. I'll concede. None of those things matter at all. Delhomme had better numbers in every category last season. Delhomme is the better QB. Ta-da. I like the way you're thinking Danno - keep that up.
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QB Aaron Brooks / Saints A base salary of $5.5 million isn’t ridiculous for a quarterback, but Brooks' development seems to have plateaued or, in the eyes of some, completely regressed. Brooks has been enigmatic at best over the last 25 games. Also, WR Jerome Pathon ($2.5 million base) won’t be back in New Orleans at that price. http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW...olds022105.htm I suppose we and others are gleaning up the thought of is Brooks worth the cap hit . Some think not ..... :wink: |
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Assuming Jake is a better QB, and honestly I don't think he is.........it really is of no benefit to the Saints if he IS better, other than the occasional "I told you so" or "we kept the wrong guy" from bitter fans. I don't have anything against Jake, personally..........but dear Lord, I honestly think some of you guys would rather see Carolina beat us twice a year, just so you can blast the Saints' personnel decisions at QB. Some of you, deep down, would rather Jake have a 300+ yard game, with 2 or 3 TDs, and see Aaron throw 2 INTs and have 2 fumbles.....just so you can say SEEE??? SEE??? SEE WHAT I MEAN? Maybe those guys aren't necessarily ROOTING for Carolina.....but if the end result favors Carolina, then I doubt they'll cry in their beer too much. After all...JAKE WILL HAVE WON!!!! If you guys want ANY chance of a successful season this year.........you'd better damn well pray every night that Aaron Brooks takes every snap this year. ADRIAN MCPHEARSON IS NOT THE ANSWER.........at least not this year. And quite frankly, I really don't feel like watching him go through rookie growing pains when we have a PERFECTLY CAPABLE QB at the helm. Saints 31, Carolina 17...........in Game 1. Look for Brooks to have a solid outing. |
hmm, so just cause someone is your qb, you have to like and support them, no matter how much they f%^k up? at the worst possible times? don't think so. yankee fans boo a dynasty team when they aren't playing well, why should we cut fumbles any slack? i could care less if he Gets hUrt. I don't think we are going very far with hiM anyway. he is not indispensiBle, like peOple wanna make it seem. We will run the Ball more anyway, so we Can get it done should he go down. If not, it's not like we are losing a pro bowl qb or something.
i also don't think anyone wants carolina to ever Beat the saInts in any game, it just so happens they usuaLLY do, and jake has been the qb. we already knew the fo sCrewed up the wAy he Rolled against ne in the suPerbowl, wE doN'T nEed caRolina beating us any more to show that. that argument is moot. |
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We are doing our part as fans to help Brooks be all he can be by comparing him to Delhomme ...... Can't help it Brooks is an unmotivated slouch , who needs inspiration to win a game in December . Saints hope Brooks keeps “chip on shoulder� Aaron Brooks finished the season very strong – both on and off the field. His emotions, which were aroused by constant comparisons to his former backup Jake Delhomme and his successful cousin Michael Vick – were on public display after a final four-game win streak and a very emotional final win over Delhomme and the Panthers. http://www.wwltv.com/sports/jimhende....11cf49d6.html |
For the record Whodi - I got that, and it's damn good. :)
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I didn't get it (drool slipping from the corner of my mouth)......I guess I'm in the same catagory as Tally. :lol:
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Yeah, I got it too Whodi. I don't understand the why tho. Are we trying to start something?
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Whodi, Check your PM's.
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