Sharkinva
Well-Known Member
Actually if that was the outcome the franchise tag made a lot more sense than a long term deal. They paid to see, just as they did this last year.
If two years of good performance hasnt convinced them, then nothing short of a Lombardi will do it. Mean while they risk doing what we have seen other teams do, drive the player to a point where he doesnt want to be here. Or if he does stay, they are simply driving his price even higher.
I realize people want to say they are being smart about it, and they still want to see more. But at what point does it become an act of futility??
I have actually come to the point where I hope they do make him play on the tag, because I expect him to improve to the point where they wont want to afford him.