WildBB
Yogi n da Bear
If what he is saying about the 2nd year being a team option is true, that's hard to argue with.
Too bad. This team continues to just suck at PR.
You bet your damn Bippy it's hard to swallow. This sheds a new light on the situation! If this IS TRUE it's very damning on the ownership's part. It shows they are not prepared to do what it takes to win at all costs.
If true Sarver should get a medal for this year. The Bidwill's should be kicked out on their duffs out of the valley!
Kurt Warner, the Cardinals’ star quarterback and the best thing to happen to Phoenix since air conditioning, will spend time this week flirting with the San Francisco 49ers. Not because he wants to, but because the Arizona ownership can’t be bothered to simply do the right thing: pay Warner the money he is worth. According to a source close to Warner, he has been offered what amounts to a one-year deal, with one season at $10 million, and a team option for a second year at the same terms. That’s well short of the commitment Warner was hoping for: a two-year pact for around $14 million per season – a number that comes out to slightly less than the average of the top five quarterback salaries in the league.
Photo Warner threw for 377 yards in the Super Bowl against Pittsburgh.
(Chris McGarth/Getty Images)
So here we are, with Arizona’s competitive fate hanging in the balance, all because the Cardinals believe Warner is worth only $1.5 million more than what the Tennessee Titans have guaranteed to Kerry Collins. You wanted to believe this was a franchise capable of finally making the right move, and that when Bill Bidwill hoisted the NFC championship trophy in January, he was lifting up the beacon of a new era. But if that were true, the family would have stepped in by now and told the front office to get Warner’s deal done.