bennysflyers16
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12 team PPR. I have 1st overall.
Who do I take please ?
Fantasy Football Mock Draft: How to Handle the No. 1 Overall Pick (2020)
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Can't fault Peters too much. Dude has some serious leverage right now.
Bingo.
He's got us totally by the balls and IF you want to compete this year: just make him happy and give him a pay raise. If you don't care about competing: fine, play hardball and potentially lose him.
Lose him? Where exactly are we going to lose him to? I hope you mean lose him that he won't play LT but still play RG.
Have fun walking into that locker room with your teammates once again knowing that he only cares about himself.
They've coddled this guy for entirely too long. It's time to put the foot down.
Lose him to anywhere but here. There's this idea that he won't get picked up by someone if he's cut - and that's just insanity.
I guess Peters would be the first player to re-negotiate a contract and return to a team, huh.
So you want the team to be worse this year at the risk of...I'm not sure what? Pride? Principle?
Yes, actually that is exactly what I want. This guy isn't more important than the team itself. Once again, he signed a contract a month ago and easily could have had the language to protect himself but he didn't. How many players re-negotiate contacts after a month? He made his bed now he has to lay in it.
This organization has coddled the guy for entirely too long. Yeah, yeah, everyone hates Chip Kelly but Peters openly admitted to quitting on the team because he didn't like the coach. The guy only cares about himself. This organization has been more than fair to the guy over the years and maybe he should return the favor a little.
This question is going to take the conversation into a useless area but when he offered to play guard last year was he going to take a pay cut? No. So why should he get to pick and choose when he changes positions because it benefits him?
If you want them to be a certainly worse team by cutting Peters over this, then there isn't much to debate. That's just what it ultimately comes down to. I don't agree with you for it of course, but if you're good with cutting him by not playing ball then that's-that.
I'll answer your question actually, just because I think you should hear it:
- No, he wouldn't have taken a paycut. Why wouldn't he? Because then, like now, he has all the leverage (he actually has way more leverage right now). The Eagles need a Jason Peters more than he needs the Eagles. He can get paid the same money to be a backup LT somewhere else that we're paying him to be a starting G right now.
I could be 100% wrong but does he even have as much leverage as people are letting on?
I'll preface this with I doubt the Eagles would go this direction nor am I sure if it is possible under league rules. Jason Peters' contract states that he is to play football for the Philadelphia Eagles in any capacity not just a single position. If they ask him to play LT and he refuses and/or mopes around they could likely suspend him potentially without pay. They could play hardball right back with Peters and as it was mentioned he's 38 and his window isn't exactly open to continue making money. He could make $0 or he could make his $3M that he signed up for and play LT.
Again, I could be completely wrong about that being a possibility and that's without thinking about the potential risks that come with trying something like that. I pretty much am putting it out there to ask if that would be a possiblity.
There were reports that the LAC made an offer to him but he rejected it to stay in Philly. Supposedly the LAC offered more money. If he were cut/released, that offer would probably still be there.
Yes, actually that is exactly what I want. This guy isn't more important than the team itself. Once again, he signed a contract a month ago and easily could have had the language to protect himself but he didn't. How many players re-negotiate contacts after a month? He made his bed now he has to lay in it.
This organization has coddled the guy for entirely too long. Yeah, yeah, everyone hates Chip Kelly but Peters openly admitted to quitting on the team because he didn't like the coach. The guy only cares about himself. This organization has been more than fair to the guy over the years and maybe he should return the favor a little.
This question is going to take the conversation into a useless area but when he offered to play guard last year was he going to take a pay cut? No. So why should he get to pick and choose when he changes positions because it benefits him?
I gave them both wins against WAS and the Giants.Their record got better? Wasn't it 3-13?