Aaron Rodgers agrees to extension

[Stout]

He will get more than Rodgers. If Rodgers is at 50 million then his 5th year option after multiple pro bowls will be at the franchise tag level. So after that is 20% more and then 40% more.

NFW

 

[Stout]

When Kyler wins back to back MVP's and takes us to 3 NFC Championship games in 4 years he can have $50m.

Amen.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Undoubtedly, Shrimboat's going to score between $40M and $45M.
And yes, he's worth 10 - 15 less than that.
No matter what they pay him, I guarantee many fans are not going to cut him much slack. If he picks up where he left off last year, he's getting booed. I predict serious sulking on the horizon...

If you are a starting QB and not on your rookie contract, you will be making way more money that 'people think they are worth.' QBs are always going to make 20-25% of the salary cap, or more. (at the time of their new contract)

Oh, and fans have been giving Kyler slack since he was drafted. Why would anyone expect that to change?

 

[dreamcastrocks]

NFW

He likely will because he will have more years. 5+ vs 4

 

[Chris_Sanders]

NFW

You don't think that Justin Herbert will end up with more money than a deal signed this year when the cap will likely rise 30 million next year and he will be guaranteed a top 10 salary, a top 5 salary, and then a top 2 salary just by the tags?

This is the start of the next huge jump in QB salaries.

 

[Chris_Sanders]

50 million is 21.4% of the expected cap next year and just 25% of the expected cap this year.

So yes this will be the contractual norm.

 

[82CardsGrad]

So is his agent. Anyone that thinks that Kyler will settle for 30-35M is dreaming.

He is going to get closer to 45. Bank on it.

Right, because after all, Kyler's career stands up very well with that of Rogers' career accomplishments... LMAO!

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Right, because after all, Kyler's career stands up very well with that of Rogers' career accomplishments... LMAO!

Read above.

 

[82CardsGrad]

Read above.

I did... and I'm still LingOL!

 

[dreamcastrocks]

He deserves it. Look how many playoff appearances GB had between Bart Starr and Brett Favre.

:rollseyes:

You do realize that player contracts are not only awarded on what they have accomplished, but their potential as well right?

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I did... and I'm still LingOL!

Read above again.

 

[Stout]

He likely will because he will have more years. 5+ vs 4

I'm talking about money per year. We surely aren't THAT stupid, to give KM more than 50 million per? Ugh.

 

[Stout]

You don't think that Justin Herbert will end up with more money than a deal signed this year when the cap will likely rise 30 million next year and he will be guaranteed a top 10 salary, a top 5 salary, and then a top 2 salary just by the tags?

This is the start of the next huge jump in QB salaries.

Herbert will; KM won't, or shouldn't.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I'm talking about money per year. We surely aren't THAT stupid, to give KM more than 50 million per? Ugh.

I'm not sure. If I had to wager, I'd say 40/60 that he doesn't get 50.

 

[82CardsGrad]

Read above again.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Exactly what I said to BIM.

 

[DVontel]

Are you just here to argue?

 

[Chris_Sanders]

Herbert will; KM won't, or shouldn't.

I was talking about Herbert

 

[82CardsGrad]

Are you just here to argue?

Not at all. You want something more specific? Here ya go:

IMHO, I believe Bidwill, Keim and Kliffy know what they now have in Kyler. They know they are now F'd, as they picked another first-round QB, only to see it blow-up in their faces.
The difference here is that Murray possesses physical gifts Leinart and Rosen didn't. So, Kyler will resemble the joystick QB, make his share of flashy plays and win a bunch of regular season games in the first half of the season.
The Cards are in a no-win situation. They are now forced to choose from a bunch of terrible choices. If it were me, I'd trade his sorry arse, grab a bunch of draft picks and start over once again...because to me, paying this turd $40 Million a season to win a bunch of meaningless games, is far worse than going the trade for picks route...

 

[DVontel]

Like Keim & Kliff, you guys better brace yourselves for this Kyler extension.

Only difference is, despite all the warranted criticisms, I believe there is still a ceiling he hasn’t reached. With Keim, he already reached his.

 

[GoldGloveschmidt]

How many league MVP's does Kyler have?

Kyler is 24 years old, these takes are comical. Aaron Rodgers hadn't even started a game at Kyler's age and you people would have been begging to cut him.

If your QB doesn't win multiple MVP and Superbowl by age 24 don't pay him? Get real.

 

[Stout]

I was talking about Herbert

That wasn't clear, but now we are in agreement

 

[Stout]

Kyler is 24 years old, these takes are comical. Aaron Rodgers hadn't even started a game at Kyler's age and you people would have been begging to cut him.

If your QB doesn't win multiple MVP and Superbowl by age 24 don't pay him? Get real.

Here we go...

How about when Aaron Rodgers was 24, he wasn't throwing hissy fits and social media tantrums and demanding top QB money?

 

[DVontel]

Not at all. You want something more specific? Here ya go:

IMHO, I believe Bidwill, Keim and Kliffy know what they now have in Kyler. They know they are now F'd, as they picked another first-round QB, only to see it blow-up in their faces.
The difference here is that Murray possesses physical gifts Leinart and Rosen didn't. So, Kyler will resemble the joystick QB, make his share of flashy plays and win a bunch of regular season games in the first half of the season.
The Cards are in a no-win situation. They are now forced to choose from a bunch of terrible choices. If it were me, I'd trade his sorry arse, grab a bunch of draft picks and start over once again...because to me, paying this turd $40 Million a season to win a bunch of meaningless games, is far worse than going the trade for picks route...

You don’t get rid of Kyler before you do the FO.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Here we go...

How about when Aaron Rodgers was 24, he wasn't throwing hissy fits and social media tantrums and demanding top QB money?

I don't know Rodgers timeline by heart, but how could he? He wasn't really playing yet.