Is Whit Worth $20 Million?

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(01-10-2017, 10:09 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: That is the reporter speculating what Whit is worth based upon age, ability, and his position.  A reporter's speculation is not the same as Whit asking.  Which is also different than an anonymous message board user claiming Whit is asking for $20 million, but can't tell us if it is one season or two or three.  Twenty million for one season is ridiculous.  Twenty million for two seasons is within reason.  A lot of speculation without any details or a source is an unconfirmed rumor.  Especially considering this is the same guy who wants to trade AJ because he believes "AJ is on the downslide of his career."  Guy is fishing, but I'm not taking the bait.

I agree, me either. This is a lot of speculation and it is ESPN afterall.

(01-10-2017, 10:20 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Uh, ahem, excuse me sir..  I believe it is you that need to be admitting the mistake.  Taking a random statement from some guy on ESPN, who was only opining btw, and claiming it to be what Whitworth wants is totally misleading.  If the statement had actually originated from Whitworth, or even Whit's agent, I could understand the hype.  But, it is just ESPN pushing fake facts, and you being gullible enough to run with it, for whatever reason.

(01-10-2017, 10:22 PM)guyofthetiger Wrote: I see, it is about personal attacks with you. Green should be traded. You watch, we get nothing when his hammy ruins his career.

Maybe if AJ retore that hammy by playing in the last game you might have some point.

AJ has a lot of time now to heal up and it should not be a problem in the future if healed correctly.

It would be crazy to trade AJ Green for a 1st round pick in the draft which is a crap shoot.

(01-10-2017, 10:25 PM)guyofthetiger Wrote: I see, blame the reporter who said Whit is asking for $20 million. How do you know ESPN is pushing fake facts? I guess you were there like the others. I just report what I saw on TV. And stated my source. You can believe it or not.

Where have you been? ESPN pushes the facts like every day. They are like Entertainment Tonight nowadays.

Everything is about ratings, they don't care about the truth.