Not so sure. TC will be gone by then and everything will change.I imagine he'll stick with the Giants and be given the opportunity to be Mannings successor. Learning from him for 6-8 years isn't a bad thing.
I imagine he'll stick with the Giants and be given the opportunity to be Mannings successor. Learning from him for 6-8 years isn't a bad thing.
I think the current CBA is 4 years.rookie contracts are 5 years.
hes there through '17.
unless they feel he is not worthy.
I think the current CBA is 4 years.
unless they renegotiated it, it same one he came in under.I think the current CBA is 4 years.
hmm, that may be correct.Rookies get 4 years.
Only 1st round picks have a club option for a 5th year.
unless they renegotiated it, it same one he came in under.
and they didnt.
2017.
i already did.You are incorrect. I know it pains you to admit it, but it's true.
http://overthecap.com/player/ryan-nassib/2283
Nassib, who is due $1.26 million over the next two years from the Giants, has played in just four regular-season games since being drafted by the team in the fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft.
Story written August 21, 2015
http://www.syracuse.com/axeman/inde..._impact_ryan_nassibs_status_with_ny_gian.html
The 6-foot-2, 227-pound passer is signed through the 2016 season at a very cap-friendly total of $1.26 million over the next two years, and all the power when it comes to Nassib’s status rests with the Giants.
Story written August 20, 2015
http://nypost.com/2015/08/20/how-eli-megadeal-would-complicate-giants-mystery-understudy/
i already did.
website i use, shows the year of UFA not the signed through date.
that 5th is for 1st rounders as OX pointed out.
congrats on all your unnecessary research.
How can they possibly feed their families?NFL players are so underpaid. Nassib would make more as a utility infielder.
Must be hard being paid half a mil to watch football from the sideline. I'm sure he would rather be released so he could start a real job.How can they possibly feed their families?
Moontan said:How can they possibly feed their families?
The most violent and richest sport in the country has non-guaranteed contracts that are lower than every other major sport by a considerable margin.
It's silly to compare NFL players to everyday folks. Compared to MLB, NBA and NHL players the average salary levels are woeful.
Hell, I bet there are SEC players who take a pay cut when they're NFL rookies.