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1 hour ago, TheFunPolice said:

Thank God he attacked Kraft on Twitter

 

I’m sure that didn’t impact the opinion of any of the other owners.

Posted
34 minutes ago, KD in CA said:

 

I’m sure that didn’t impact the opinion of any of the other owners.

Literally my only care with AB is him not being on NE

 

I am obsessed with hating that organization and wish to enjoy the Super Bowl again someday.

 

I'm not saying it's healthy

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On 9/24/2019 at 2:50 AM, Doc said:

Isn't CMU the Harvard of the...

 

 

Yeah, the Harvard of the Southeastern Mount Pleasant urban area.

 

It's a pretty good school, actually, 26,000 students, with most of what that entails. Go Chippewas! Not that I went there but a friend did and he enjoyed it.

Posted
3 hours ago, PlayoffsPlease said:

Believe what you want but 29 nfl gms are trying figure out if they can get one of the leagues best WRs for vet minimum 

....and there are 29 owners ready to veto.

Posted
7 hours ago, bbb said:

The Bills need to sign him pronto to get all the Patriots secrets for Sunday 

Might as well add a Bills / AB jersey to the clearance rack.  I fully expect AB to get his own page at the NFL e-commerce Store.

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Patriots failed in their contract with Antonio Brown and Bob Kraft will end up paying him $9M more

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/patriots-failed-in-their-contract-with-antonio-brown-and-bob-kraft-will-end-up-paying-him-9-m-more-010018469.html

The group universally expressed the belief that New England’s payout to Brown will likely happen deep into the 2020 calendar, after an exhaustive arbitration grievance that could ultimately reveal what Brown and his agents knew about a threatened sexual assault civil lawsuit prior to signing with the Patriots.
One key takeaway was heavily underscored by the group: The Patriots cut Brown before he triggered any signing bonus void as described in the CBA. And that will end up being the foundational and winning point of a forthcoming grievance from Brown and the NFL Players Association.As one source put it, “[New England] fighting to keep that signing bonus now is either a gross misunderstanding of [the CBA’s] rules on voiding signing bonuses or it’s just out of spite. I can’t believe they don’t understand the signing bonus voids in the CBA. There’s just no way. This is just spitefulness. They’re fighting [Brown] completely out of the anger and embarrassment in ownership.”

 

Report: Robert Kraft decided to cut Antonio Brown, Tom Brady disagrees

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady pointedly refused to reveal his personal feelings about the team’s decision to cut Antonio Brown, but behind the scenes he reportedly disagreed with it.

Tom E. Curran of NBCSportsBoston.com reports that Brady is not happy that Brown got cut, as Brady viewed Brown as a uniquely talented receiver who would make an enormous difference to the Patriots’ offense.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/report-robert-kraft-decided-cut-193600208.html

 

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Posted
12 hours ago, KD in CA said:

 

Yes, 29 GMs who are just dying to have some mentally defective illiterate disrupting their team and threatening them on twitter.

 

....and the GM's bill for Excedrin would be five times his salary.....EASILY................

Posted
2 hours ago, SlimShady'sGhost said:

Patriots failed in their contract with Antonio Brown and Bob Kraft will end up paying him $9M more

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/patriots-failed-in-their-contract-with-antonio-brown-and-bob-kraft-will-end-up-paying-him-9-m-more-010018469.html

The group universally expressed the belief that New England’s payout to Brown will likely happen deep into the 2020 calendar, after an exhaustive arbitration grievance that could ultimately reveal what Brown and his agents knew about a threatened sexual assault civil lawsuit prior to signing with the Patriots.
One key takeaway was heavily underscored by the group: The Patriots cut Brown before he triggered any signing bonus void as described in the CBA. And that will end up being the foundational and winning point of a forthcoming grievance from Brown and the NFL Players Association.As one source put it, “[New England] fighting to keep that signing bonus now is either a gross misunderstanding of [the CBA’s] rules on voiding signing bonuses or it’s just out of spite. I can’t believe they don’t understand the signing bonus voids in the CBA. There’s just no way. This is just spitefulness. They’re fighting [Brown] completely out of the anger and embarrassment in ownership.”

 

Report: Robert Kraft decided to cut Antonio Brown, Tom Brady disagrees

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady pointedly refused to reveal his personal feelings about the team’s decision to cut Antonio Brown, but behind the scenes he reportedly disagreed with it.

Tom E. Curran of NBCSportsBoston.com reports that Brady is not happy that Brown got cut, as Brady viewed Brown as a uniquely talented receiver who would make an enormous difference to the Patriots’ offense.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/report-robert-kraft-decided-cut-193600208.html

 

As much as it sucks that Brown will get money, the Cheaters deserve to lose it.

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Posted
10 minutes ago, Doc said:

 

As much as it sucks that Brown will get money, the Cheaters deserve to lose it.

And Kraft should. That will teach him not to mess with football ops.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Chris66 said:

And Kraft should. That will teach him not to mess with football ops.

 

The thing is, Kraft never interferes in football ops, this might be the first time that I remember.  Belichick went too far with AB and Kraft had to pull the plug, otherwise the league would have.

Posted
1 hour ago, Happy Gilmore said:

 

The thing is, Kraft never interferes in football ops, this might be the first time that I remember.  Belichick went too far with AB and Kraft had to pull the plug, otherwise the league would have.


You may not remember Kraft getting involved when they drafted Christian Peters. 

Posted
39 minutes ago, Doc said:


You may not remember Kraft getting involved when they drafted Christian Peters. 

 

No, I don't recall that one.

Posted
45 minutes ago, Doc said:


You may not remember Kraft getting involved when they drafted Christian Peters. 

 

Didn't Kraft's wife insist they not sign Peter after they drafted him?

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Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, bbb said:

Will that money count against the Pats cap?  

 

Yes it currently counts and will continue to count until the arbitration is over.

 

If Brown wins the money stays on the books.  If the Pats win they get credited for the money on the next cap.

 

The most likely time frame will not see final resolution until sometime mid to late 2020.

 

They could also come to an agreement and settle the case.

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1 hour ago, Rochesterfan said:

 

Yes it currently counts and will continue to count until the arbitration is over.

 

If Brown wins the money stays on the books.  If the Pats win they get credited for the money on the next cap.

 

The most likely time frame will not see final resolution until sometime mid to late 2020.

 

They could also come to an agreement and settle the case.

 

Thanks.  I didn't want Brown to get the money.  But, if it hurts the Pats salary cap, I'm all for it!  

Posted
8 hours ago, SlimShady'sGhost said:

Patriots failed in their contract with Antonio Brown and Bob Kraft will end up paying him $9M more

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/patriots-failed-in-their-contract-with-antonio-brown-and-bob-kraft-will-end-up-paying-him-9-m-more-010018469.html

The group universally expressed the belief that New England’s payout to Brown will likely happen deep into the 2020 calendar, after an exhaustive arbitration grievance that could ultimately reveal what Brown and his agents knew about a threatened sexual assault civil lawsuit prior to signing with the Patriots.

 

The group were 5 anonymous sources who if were wrong get no backlash.  Really cannot see purpose of such an article other than writer has a job.

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