played for? He was a high draft choice who hasn't don't a thing, why would we want him.
You're thinking of Mike Williams from USC who was a 1st round pick and a bust. This is Mike Williams from Syracuse 4th round pick who had over 20 td's in his first 3 seasons.
or a player with something to prove? Bring him in and work him out and find out
Since he's under contract, you can't just bring him in and work him out. They'll have to do their due diligence in other ways, like reaching out to Mike Sullivan and get his thoughts.
this guy needs a new agent (right after Giants redo his contract, of course). Who signs a deal like that? high dollar amount, but 0 liability if the team cuts him. Looks like no signing bonus. That's a recipe for never seeing those dollars.
Over the Cap has a new format which lists base salary as guaranteed for every year. I checked Eli, and per OTC his salary next year is 'guaranteed', which is not true. perhaps they mean since he's vested, if he's on the team for the opening game, his salary is guaranteed. That part should be a given. I'd rather know what is truly guaranteed by contract, not by league rules.
this is Mike Williams from Syracuse who walked away from his senior year. Mike williams who would not resign with TB, and Mike Williams who now is demanding a trade.
Look at his numbers, but realize that this is a guy who quickly leaves any situation he's in. Like I said above - for this year - fine, kick the tires, but let's not expect commitment or hard work to come from him.
as in Giants management thinks they have a legit shot to do something big this year notwithstanding the display of football we all saw on Sunday night.
"I said, 'We like Mike Williams. We expect him back and we expect big things from him,'" [Bills' GM] Whaley said. "But like anybody, if he gets us compensation worthy of a No. 1 wide receiver -- which he claimed he is -- then we would entertain it."
"The Giants are not interested in giving up a draft pick and paying Williams a hefty salary, a person familiar with the situation told NJ.com. Williams is making over $1 million this year and guaranteed more than $5 million in 2015..."
Is on the Pats PS he present decent size 5-11 205 and very good speed for the slot position. He has more tools to work with than anyone on our roster in the slot presently.
Mike is far from the smartest kid in football, but he's not a bad kid.
You never know, what's happened in Tampa and Buffalo might just motivate him. He has to know he doesn't have that many chances left to stick in the league. If that doesn't make him work hard than he's just a moron.
You're thinking of Mike Williams from USC who was a 1st round pick and a bust. This is Mike Williams from Syracuse 4th round pick who had over 20 td's in his first 3 seasons.
That's a bit dramatic... Don't you think?
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That's a bit dramatic... Don't you think?
Some posters on here on beyond pathetic.
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in Corey Washington.
That's a bit dramatic... Don't you think?
Probably, but is there a long history of UDFA WR's from DII Newberry College making it to the NFL? Odds are against him.
Since he's under contract, you can't just bring him in and work him out. They'll have to do their due diligence in other ways, like reaching out to Mike Sullivan and get his thoughts.
Over the Cap has a new format which lists base salary as guaranteed for every year. I checked Eli, and per OTC his salary next year is 'guaranteed', which is not true. perhaps they mean since he's vested, if he's on the team for the opening game, his salary is guaranteed. That part should be a given. I'd rather know what is truly guaranteed by contract, not by league rules.
Look at his numbers, but realize that this is a guy who quickly leaves any situation he's in. Like I said above - for this year - fine, kick the tires, but let's not expect commitment or hard work to come from him.
They show very clearly Eli could be cut with very little dead money (only pro-rated bonuses).
The guaranteed portion of the contract is displayed underneath the contract amount in italics.
And Mike Williams signed a 6 year 40M deal with 15M guaranteed with the Bucs in 2013. he was traded and his guarantees don't go away.
But then he signed a new deal with the Bills that gave him more guaranteed money.
I don't think he needs a new agent.
He's the kind of guy that you keep waiting for him to grow up.
My theory is that you'll still be waiting for that when he's dead.
He's the kind of guy that you keep waiting for him to grow up.
My theory is that you'll still be waiting for that when he's dead.
Sounds like a coach killer to me.
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Yeah, just ask Randle. Another mental gem from LSU.