4 hours ago
(5 hours ago)Whatever Wrote: Sometimes in negotiations, you just hit a brick wall and it's besr to set it aside for awhile and let both parties cool down and get a better perspective.
The more time goes by and different stories of past players come to light I really think it's just another negative of the front office. I get that sometimes you can come to an impasse but that appears to be part of the Bengals strategy. Feels like we need to try and do a better job keeping communication lines open and not just drawing hard lines in the sand. They eventually caved and took a an extra 500k upfront of the signing bonus. Just makes you wonder if the Bengals offered a 60% 40% payout of the signing bonus instead of the 50/50 existing from the start would this whole thing been avoided?
