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According to Adam Shecter................Darrell Revis will be signed as a Jet..............he tweets that the Patriots are making a last minute push.....................
WTF is right. Boy... another 10 more years of Tyrone Wheatley, Wilhite and Darius Butler.
....I'm hearing that the pats were only $4-million (overall) less than the jests,........if true, than Revi$ can go ~roll~ his pennies in Woody's [money-room],........I guess the Ground Round restaurant wasn't good enough for revis ....?
So you have wonder, how much tampering actually went on from the Jets side on Revis and is the league really going to do anything about it since it was against the Pats? I'm guessing the league blows it off.
.....Felgar and Mazz/radio show had the whole "complicated" breakdown on what the pats offered,.....from what they said = revis would've gone with the pats if they matched the jets $39/40-million guaranteed offer.I heard about 2:00 AM this morning that they only about $2.8M apart but that the Jets were willing to go $48M guaranteed and the Patriots were not going to get into one up game with the Jets. Also heard that Rex Ryan tried to jump into the fray but realized he didn't even have cab fare......
The Jets have guaranteed 39 million on his contract.According to Adam Shecter................Darrell Revis will be signed as a Jet..............he tweets that the Patriots are making a last minute push.....................
The Patriots offered Revis the following contract....
4 years $60M. $18M signing bonus and a guarantee of $35M. That's when the Jets offered $20M signing bonus, $39M guaranteed over the first two years and $48M guaranteed if he made the roster in year three. Total contract is 5 years, $70M.
As I said before, if the Patriots want to pay the 20 millions, they would have picked up the option on Revis' contract. The scale of this contract is messy. He now accounts for 16% of the Jets CAP. He would accounted for 18% of the Patriots and BB does not have anyone near that.
As was stated last night, Revis has had knee surgery and it has affected his speed and closing burst. That will not improve as time goes on. A lot of his defense is based on history and reputation. I'd be willing to wager he'll get exposed even more this year as coaches look over last year's games and who he was covering.
The Patriots offered Revis the following contract....
4 years $60M. $18M signing bonus and a guarantee of $35M. That's when the Jets offered $20M signing bonus, $39M guaranteed over the first two years and $48M guaranteed if he made the roster in year three. Total contract is 5 years, $70M.
As I said before, if the Patriots want to pay the 20 millions, they would have picked up the option on Revis' contract. The scale of this contract is messy. He now accounts for 16% of the Jets CAP. He would accounted for 18% of the Patriots and BB does not have anyone near that.
As was stated last night, Revis has had knee surgery and it has affected his speed and closing burst. That will not improve as time goes on. A lot of his defense is based on history and reputation. I'd be willing to wager he'll get exposed even more this year as coaches look over last year's games and who he was covering.
CD you make an excellent point. As I wrote yesterday, I watch 6 Patriots games on my DVR over the last two days and in particular I watched Revis. I can say with complete honesty that Peyton Manning went right at Revis when he was covering Emmanual Sanders and literally picked on him because he could NOT stay with Sanders. It didn't matter whether Sanders cut across the middle or went straight up the sideline, Revis' technique was nowhere near enough to cover him. The more I watch that game, the more I wonder why Manning just didn't go to Sanders, play after play until the Patriots were forced into a different coverage scheme. In my opinion, this is where the axe started to fall on John Fox. If the Broncos had exposed Revis more, forced the Patriots' hand, that game would have been a hell of a lot closer.