08-14-2024, 06:11 PM
(08-14-2024, 04:49 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: No it actually doesn't.
Tyreek Hill got paid after Brown, St Brown, and Jefferson, and his new money averaged less than all three.
Waddle got paid after Brown and St Brown and still got less than them.
DJ Moore got paid after Brown, St Brown, AND Waddle and got less than them.
The next guy signed doesn't automatically just reset the market every single time.
Top-5 isn't the same as "more money than Jefferson". Other top-5 WRs got paid this offseason and none of them got more money than Jefferson and nobody expected them to get more money than Jefferson.
$35m/yr is very measurable, and Chase isn't going to get ir or more than it without an absolute monster 2024 season. That's practically common sense.
Also what's with the personal attacks, Sooner?
I did not quote you.i do agree to get more he’s going to have to have a monster season. You are possibly the best analytical poster on here. You catch things most don’t. Yet it’s not always about analytics. But Where we differ is on AJ Brown. I don’t care how Brown’s stats line up with Chase. He’s not as good. Nor is Chase as good as Jefferson. I really think that both Chase and Tee need a third and fourth receiver to take hold. They both get doubled a lot.
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