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It is a catch 22.
The Colts would be foolish in the extreme in choosing to pay JT more money prior to seeing if he is still the back that he was pre-injury. My guess is that JT will not want to play at all until he is guarenteed more money. Which side breaks first? |
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A: He gets healthy and shows he is healthy. B: Is willing to show he will play and play hard. I don't know who is going to trade for him AND then pay him top dollar when he is hurt and completely toxic. |
There should be a compromise solution between trade me and sign me long term. Something to make him okay with playing this year. I'd offer him a bonus for this year and a promise to give him a decent second contract or trade him if he proves he's still a solid RB. I hated losing Faulk and I'd hate losing Taylor.
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There's already a compromise between trade me and sign me long term... play out your fucking contract for $4.3m. You don't give a kid extra cherries on his sundae for cleaning his room because he's threatening to throw a shit fit in public. |
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Worst thing the Colts could do is cave in and pay him. |
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