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Probably nothing to do with the fact that he turned down the largest RB contract ever even though he's twice been suspended and played a full season once.
He's worth more like 10Mhe now wants 17 mill
Normally I don't like it when a team keeps a guy tagged through his prime and causes them to not get an extension until near the end of the prime of their career, but not here.RB's coming off of a tag year have got to be among the worst investments in sports, dollar for dollar, these days. Future production ain't that sexy looking for Bell, imo.
When a player is just delusional as to his on-field value it doesn't give you much of a choice unless you're dead set onNormally I don't like it when a team keeps a guy tagged through his prime and causes them to not get an extension until near the end of the prime of their career, but not here.
The offer sheet is basically a poison pill to other teams signing. It does pretty close to nothing to actually get the player signed.The franchise tag rule should be revised
The offer sheet is basically a poison pill to other teams signing. It does pretty close to nothing to actually get the player signed.
he now wants 17 mill
If that.He's worth more like 10M
Not a good deal for Cleveland since he wants all that money. Bells $$$$$ demands are lowering his trade value.Steelers should trade him and their one to the Browns for,the one and four. Get your QB of the future and upgrade Bell with Barkley for way less cash
True. They'd probably need to throw in another pick for Cleveland. Browns could definitely absorb the money though but would they even want to have Bell instead of Barkley? I don't think I would especially sith the cash differenceNot a good deal for Cleveland since he wants all that money. Bells $$$$$ demands are lowering his trade value.
I usually hate to hear millionaires argiung over money but Bell is definitely the league's top running back and should be paid accordingly. Still, its hard to feel sorry for a guy making 12 million dollars a year playing football