3 year deal for jt

[Kray007]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

The wording in all the articles says "extension", which implies that the 3 years start next season. This effectively buys out the franchise period and adds a year. At that point, the Colts will be starting to look at a Richardson extension provides he continues on his current trajectory, so this buys Ballard 3 years to find Taylor's replacement. It won't be Zack Moss.

For the next 3 years, he’ll be in the prime of his career.

[YDFL Commish]

Totally unexpected but exciting news! JT got paid handsomely. I've got a feeling that next season will bring some re-structures or extensions as well as possible release of Shaq.

[apballin]

He’s back mfers!!!!

Bring on the Tennessee whiskey

[Colts And Orioles]

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In 1993, ) Emmitt Smith ) held out in a contract dispute and missed the first 2 games of that season.

The Cowboys started that 1993 season at 0-2 without Smith.

Smith eventually came back in Week 3, won the NFL MVP in spite of missing those first 2 games, and the Cowboys went on to win the Super Bowl that year.



Cowboys Pay Big for Smith: After Two Losses, Dallas Finally Gives Running Back What He Wanted: ‘Thurman Thomas Money’

(By Danny Robbins)

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-...152-story.html



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Something very similar happened 7 years earlier in 1986, when star running back) Joe Morris ) missed all of training camp due to a holdout ...... he literally signed a contract hours before the team's season-opener against the Cowboys. Morris went on to set a franchise-record 1,516 yards rushing in only 15 games while helping the Giants win the Super Bowl that season.



Morris Signs Pact Worth $2.2 Million

(Special to the NYT)

https://www.nytimes.com/1986/09/09/s...2-million.html

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[Hoopsdoc]

Gotta be honest, I did not see this coming.

That said, I’m glad it got done, provided JT is the guy he’s always been.

My issue was never with Taylor, it was with the way he went about trying to get his extension.

[IndyNorm]

Crazy that the saga ended so abruptly. Overall probably a good thing, but agree w/ Chromeburn and a couple of others that this could set a bad precedent. MPJ is probably pretty pissed off right now.

[Mr. Session]

Originally Posted by IndyNorm

Crazy that the saga ended so abruptly. Overall probably a good thing, but agree w/ Chromeburn and a couple of others that this could set a bad precedent. MPJ is probably pretty pissed off right now.

To be fair, Pitt has never enabled an argument that he’s the premier player at his position.

My expectations for Taylor at this point will be perfection. I’m glad he’s taken care of.

[Oldcolt]

So nobody (writers) knew shit yet they all wrote tons as if they were not just pulling it out of their asses. Ballard definitely has a philosophy and follows it. JT did what he had to and played the press beautifully in his press conference. I like that they paid him before he played a game. The man has pride and nothing is gained by making it obvious that you hold all the cards and are the boss. Steichen also deserves not to have to deal with this shit continuing and has made clear that JT fits any offense. Good day to be a Colt fan.

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Oldcolt

So nobody (writers) knew shit yet they all wrote tons as if they were not just pulling it out of their asses. Ballard definitely has a philosophy and follows it. JT did what he had to and played the press beautifully in his press conference. I like that they paid him before he played a game. The man has pride and nothing is gained by making it obvious that you hold all the cards and are the boss. Steichen also deserves not to have to deal with this shit continuing and has made clear that JT fits any offense. Good day to be a Colt fan.

I will show my age. I want to see the stretch play make a come back.

[IndyNorm]

Originally Posted by Mr. Session

To be fair, Pitt has never enabled an argument that he’s the premier player at his position.

My expectations for Taylor at this point will be perfection. I’m glad he’s taken care of.

True. Although Pitt is by far our best player at a much more valued position, and he's handled his contract situation like a true professional instead of like a whiny, douchebag, bitch like JT did.