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Too much, I think?View attachment 399121
Here is the proposal, that plus paying him
Newton straight up ?Too much, I think?
I don't believe that we've seen the best of Newton yet!Newton straight up ?
Me too just thought I would throw it out thereI don't believe that we've seen the best of Newton yet!
Remember... Jer'Zhan Newton missed essentially all of last year's offseason workout program due to surgery to repair a Jones fracture in his foot. During the first week of training camp, he was limited to individual drills and had an abbreviated ramp-up period to get back in shape. I want to see what he does with a full offseason and training camp before trading younger for older.
Kind of what I thought when the first inkling was posted. That said, "frustration with the lack of progress," might be a generational thing. We now live in the microwave era, where everything is processed using a 30 minute or less POV, and patience is in short supply. For the athletes it purely contractual but the other party has to consider both the athlete and the contract and that takes more time to reach a close as possible certainly about what's being contractually bonded to.
we will know how frustrated at mini campKind of what I thought when the first inkling was posted. That said, "frustration with the lack of progress," might be a generational thing. We now live in the microwave era, where everything is processed using a 30 minute or less POV, and patience is in short supply. For the athletes it purely contractual but the other party has to consider both the athlete and the contract and that takes more time to reach a close as possible certainly about what's being contractually bonded to.
A lesson for everyone who works for an entity or another person when negotiating raises. Pause... determine what's acceptable below top dollar... then start negotiations at top market dollar... if that isn't workable, negotiate to what's acceptable but not a penny less.TMac doesn't seem like a guy who would want top dollar. If it's a fair deal it should get done but who knows what happens behind closed doors.
A lesson for everyone who works for an entity or another person when negotiating raises. Pause... determine what's acceptable below top dollar... then start negotiations at top market dollar... if that isn't workable, negotiate to what's acceptable but not a penny less.