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Jason Brown caves, takes money from St. Louis

Friday, February 27, 2009

Posted By Jim Ryan 9:08 PM

Earlier in the day, we reported that center/guard Jason Brown had a little problem.

He was holding a significant offer from the Rams, in the range of $7 million per year, but he didn't want to play for the Rams.

 

Unfortunately, no one else was offering Brown the kind of money that the Rams put on the table.

 

In the end, Brown apparently opted for the money.

 

According to Jeff Darlington of the Miami Herald, Brown has agreed to terms with the Rams.

 

As we'd heard it, Brown was hoping for the Ravens to match the St. Louis offer. But the Ravens never were inclined to do so.

 

at least he isn't in miami...

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Jason Brown Suddenly in a Bind

Friday, February 27, 2009

Posted By Mike Florio 4:10 PM

The good news for center/guard Jason Brown is that the St. Louis Rams are willing to pay him $7 million per year.

 

The bad news for center/guard Jason Brown is that no one else is.

 

A league source tells ProFootballTalk.com that Brown doesn't want to play for the Rams, and thus wants someone/anyone to step up and match the offer St. Louis has made to him.

 

Per the source, Brown was hoping that the Ravens would match the number that the Rams put on the table. But the Ravens haven't, and apparently won't.

 

Other teams are interested in Brown, but not at the same level that Rams have demonstrated.

 

So Brown is in a bind. Does he take the money from a team for which he doesn't want to play? Or does he take less from someone else?

 

 

possibly good news...

 

good news for who?...the dolphins...

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IMO, $7 million a year isn't too much for 3-4 specialist. He's young and improving and excels at playing against the majority of Bills opponents defensive schemes.

I agree! Offer him 6 year $43 Million

 

If they could pay Dockery $7 Million a year, two years ago, and I would have to say that Jason Brown is regarded in higher esteem than what Dockery was when he was a FA, because of what I remember Dockery was regarded the third best guard in FA that year. Brown is considered the top center and that is with Birk and Saturday in that group.

 

If they don't make a strong push for Jason Brown, it just wouldn't make any sense to me at all. He seems like a perfect fit.

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