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Schmoopy1000

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1. I never said they didn’t get a 5th year option. Everyone knows that. But that’s exactly what it is... an option.

The players sign for four years. Down the road teams say if they want to take the extra year option or not. Players sign 4 year contracts and we see if the team adds a year or not. I never ever ever said there wasn’t a 5th year option. I know there is but players sign a 4 year contract and later on we find out if it stays four years or if it is 5. Zeke, Darnold, Barkley all signed for four year. We shall see if it stays 4 or not.
actually.
They sign for 5.
We will see if they make it to the 5th year.
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Just look at how many pages he dug his heels in on this issue even in the face of multiple posters honestly trying to explain it to him. How did he react to that? He belittled one poster who expressed a specific knowledge about contracts and labeled others as simply piling on to him.

It’s really becoming obvious just how truly fucked in the head he really is.

Obviously he doesn’t understand NFL contract and it’s always the same 5 fools. Always
 

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Yeah... tell me where. I never said there wasn’t a 5th year option. But we do know they sign for four years. We have no idea if it stays four years or if the teams turn it into a 5th... so I’m not wrong.

You’re wrong. It’s a 5 year contract that the team can elect to not exercise the 5th year.

As the quote I gave CLEARLY states it written directly into the contract and cannot he separately attached.

You lose... again.
 

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actually.
They sign for 5.
We will see if they make it to the 5th year.
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No they sign for four. That’s why every single link said they said a 4 year contract. We will then see if it STAYS at 4 or not.
It’s a 4 year contract with an option of 5
It’s not a 5 year contract and with an option of 4
 

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No they sign for four. That’s why every single link said they said a 4 year contract. We will then see if it STAYS at 4 or not.
It’s a 4 year contract with an option of 5
It’s not a 5 year contract and with an option of 4
Nope.
They commit to the team for 5 years. (this is indisputable)
Whether a team commits to them for 5 years is another story.
As with every contract. In the NFL teams never have to honor them.
 

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You’re wrong. It’s a 5 year contract that the team can elect to not exercise the 5th year.

As the quote I gave CLEARLY states it written directly into the contract and cannot he separately attached.

You lose... again.

It’s a four year contract and the team can then say if they want to extend it. If they signed for 5 them we would know what they make their 5th year... but we don’t cause we have to see if the team decides to pick up the option. Every single first rounder signs for four. If they signed for 5 the numbers would be in their contract. You lose
 

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remember when u said u were never proven wrong

Oh wait, out of 750 picks you found I was off one which didn’t change my point one iota. You’re a scrub cause originally you agreed with me but when the fools of the Hoop come posting you act like they sign 5 year deals and they don’t or we would know what they make their 5th year
 

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It’s a four year contract and the team can then say if they want to extend it. If they signed for 5 them we would know what they make their 5th year... but we don’t cause we have to see if the team decides to pick up the option. Every single first rounder signs for four. If they signed for 5 the numbers would be in their contract. You lose
it is a 5 year contract. Which is why no other signatures are needed. The only signature used is in the original rookie contract. Which makes it "one" contract. not two.
Which covers 5 years.

you lose :boink:
 

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It’s a four year contract and the team can then say if they want to extend it. If they signed for 5 them we would know what they make their 5th year... but we don’t cause we have to see if the team decides to pick up the option. Every single first rounder signs for four. If they signed for 5 the numbers would be in their contract. You lose

First, they did sign for 5 years. That’s the length of the contract IF THE CLUB WANTS IT TO BE. Second, the numbers ARE in the contract. Oh, the ACTUAL number may not be in the contract but the precise FORMULA used to CALCULATE the number is in the contract therefore “the number is in the contract”.

You’re out of your league here dopey.

You lose again.
 

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it is a 5 year contract. Which is why no other signatures are needed. The only signature used is in the original rookie contract. Which makes it "one" contract. not two.
Which covers 5 years.

you lose :boink:

So how much did Zeke sign for his 5th year if he signed for 5 year contract. He didn’t. He signed for four years and Dallas May keep it at 4 years
 
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