I would want to believe that our front office had a compensation package locked and loaded for Love on May 3rd, or at the latest June 1st.
Unfortunately, it sure doesn't look like they did, or Love and his agent dug in knowing the other qb contracts would be setting the market for him.
My question would be if Gute and Ball went low initially. The market is actually exceeding the hype at this point, and I can argue that this is all so predictable.
The cost for not having got the deal done earlier in the process far exceeds the costs of messing with Aaron Jones and his contract, as an example.
Our brain trust quibbled about chump change in that instance, in comparison.
Sure. Pay the man, but I for one recognize that when you pay Peter more than you probably had to, Paul gets lost to another team in the NFL
or never gets on your team in the first place.
The hype train has left the station, and Jordan Love is driving it. We await the cost of the ticket his conductor agent will be charging.