04-15-2024, 08:35 PM
(04-15-2024, 07:41 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: An argument could be made due to Tee's injuries and missing 5 games, his value took a hit. I could see the FO calculating his contract being less than their offer in 2023. I could see the Tee camp disagreeing. The result is Tee plays on the tag, he will either increase his value or decrease his value in 2024...
Tee and his camp can disagree all they want but the facts are that since Devonta Smith was drafted Smith has played in more games, has taken more snaps, has more receptions, more yards and more TDs than Higgins in the same time period. Devonta Smith has simply outperformed Tee Higgins since he has been in the league. Higgins with his lower production shouldnt expect the same type of contract Smith got. Yes Higgins has been injured but you cant dismiss the loss of production. DJ Reader signed a lower contract because of injuries. We signed Trent Brown cheap because of injuries. Injuries are a factor in contracts. If Tee is healthy and produces big this coming year, he will get a larger contract. If he gets hurt again and doesnt have good production he will get smaller offers. That is the reality. You cant dismiss injuries and lower production because that does factor in to contracts. Right now Tee is not producing at the same level as Smith and many other WRs and he shouldnt expect to be paid like it.
