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$37 Million in perspective
It’s a lot of money, an obscene amount. But, if you’re not willing to pay it, you should cash in your chips as an NFL owner and open a Domino’s franchise. Guys who hand toss pizza, no matter how good they are at it, can be had for comparative pocket change.
Jones’s $37 Million cap hit lands him in 13th place among Quarterbacks. My guess is that he wants and deserves more than that. My guess is that he ends up with a contract a lot closer to $50 Million in average annual value. My guess is that, in 4 years, we’ll look back at $37 Million with fondness. |
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Fill your glass up just a little. And relax and not think the worst of everything. |
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I like that Pierce was signed, and I understand somehow him and Jones became a package deal Jones resume and injury history are cause for concern if I’m being a realist |
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Two, the injuries happen a lot for DJ. It’s a very valid concern just as it was with AR. But DJ has significantly mores seasons of it, enough to know it’s not just bad luck. And he’s coming off one of the more difficult injuries for an athlete to recover from. Three, the offense (and DJ in particular) were showing areas of concern even before the injury. DJ had seven turnovers in games 9 and 10. He looked like Giants DJ. That is concerning as well. |
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