mikelado
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ORIGINAL: David Levine quote:
ORIGINAL: mikelado Also, his contract is over after this yr....it would be VERY easy to restructure his contract and make it a 4yr deal. Sure. But that assumes a lot. That the JETS want Cousins at a HUGE amount for the next 4 years - and likely without any "cheap outs". And that Cousins would even be willing to go. I think the latter is probably more likely than the former because if Cousins has shown anything over his career, its that he's all about maximizing his earnings. Yes, I am assuming a lot...what else is this time for than making speculations and hoping for the best? Lol I'm not so sure it is a huge amount anymore though...just the going rate for a good, not elite, starting QB...which Cousins is. He's better than Carr, and will make 40+ mil/yr. That's a lot of money, but no longer huge. I think the most realistic scenario is 1. we extend him. 2. We trade him to a team of his choice. 3. He plays out his contract and we get nothing for him but cap relief in 2024.
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