Gotta hear the details on this. I assume he has some opt outs. Crazy.
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Gotta hear the details on this. I assume he has some opt outs. Crazy.
And it's actually an extension so he's signed for 12 years !!
This will be one of the largest contracts in sports history, wouldn't be surprised if it's 450+ million
Andy Reid has job security.
With NFL contracts, it's all about guaranteed money. While the guaranteed money has skyrocketed lately, I'm still not expecting the guaranteed part to be more than $100M in this economic climate of uncertainty, even if the contract's potential numbers are reported to be over $400M.
As a Chiefs fan I 100% approve of this deal.
Guaranteed is 'only' about 140 million.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingspoint
$502M if it pays out in full. Yowza.
That is still a huge amount by NFL standards.Quote:
Originally Posted by JaxRed
So that is 12 years....$502 Million? What do the Chiefs need to accomplish during those 12 season to make this contract a good decision? 8-9 Playoff Seasons & 3 SuperBowl appearances with at least 1 SuperBowl win?Quote:
Originally Posted by WrongVerb
The 2017 draft, round 1:
Rnd Pick Tm Player Pos 1 1 CLE Myles Garrett DE 1 2 CHI Mitchell Trubisky QB 1 3 SFO Solomon Thomas DE 1 4 JAX Leonard Fournette RB 1 5 TEN Corey Davis WR 1 6 NYJ Jamal Adams S 1 7 LAC Mike Williams WR 1 8 CAR Christian McCaffrey RB 1 9 CIN John Ross WR 1 10 KAN Patrick Mahomes QB
Provided by Pro-Football-Reference.com: View Original Table
Generated 7/7/2020.
This has flashbacks of Chad Mottola over Derek Jeter.Quote:
Originally Posted by WrongVerb
The Chiefs have been magicians with contracts. First Maholmes, then Sammy Watkins, then Chris Jones and then an extension for Kelce? Along with the Clark and Honey Badger's big contracts? Keep that core locked up and fill in around them with rookies and cheap players but guys like Eric Fischer and Tyreek Hill may be causalties when their time comes around...