In not tendering him, he was free to negotiate with ANY team. We lose our right of first refusal and he is an unrestricted FA.
Is he going to be CHEAPER?
So, on our team which is "draft and develop" one must be "drafted" to be developed? Boykin's two previous years of being with this team and being "developed" counted for nothing and we just decided to replace him with someone who is pretty much just like him save for the speed? The experience and camaraderie of being a Packer for three years with his production meant he should be replaced on a draft and develop team?
Again, makes a ton of sense to burn a 2nd round pick on WR who is basically Jarrett Boykin.
Steve must be on to something because it really doesn't make much sense.
Originally Posted by: uffda udfa
For the 3rd time yes, that is how it works. Veteran guys make more money than guys still on their rookie deals.
If Adams proves himself worthy of a big contract he will get one starting in 2018. Like Randall Cobb did this year. If he is
as you claim, nothing special, ho-hum, run of the mill (Jarrett Boykin 2.0)... Adams will be replaced by someone younger, cheaper, and possibly stronger, faster. That is how it works. It is a game of replacement.
Again, makes a ton of sense to burn a 2nd round pick on WR who is basically Jarrett Boykin.
Except Stronger, Younger, Faster, and Cheaper.