Sanu or Jones or Both?

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(12-11-2015, 03:00 AM)Shake n Blake Wrote: I'm not saying MLJ isn't a good player or anything, but players are paid based on production, not potential. Especially when said player will be going into year 5. MLJ is going to get less money because he's produced and proven less than Crabtree.

As someone pointed out, Crabs is to them what Eifert has been to us. I think that's a good comparison. Crabtree has been vital to their offense. You could make an argument that he's their #1 target. MLJ is 3rd in the pecking order here.

Most contracts are based on what they believe Future production would be.

If a player has 7,000 receiving yards and 50 Tds in his career but is now 34 and losing a step your not gonna pay him based on his past production but what they believe he can still produce.

Which is why some players cant find jobs because they think they are worth to much