Jville":uqjjc63i said:I like the numbers. The $7.125 million per year is within what I figured was a 2014 maximum for Bennet of $7.55 million .... and spot on for a system built on a principle of rotational consisting of multiple packages. There is no better place for Michael Bennett to be ... who he is ... than Seattle.
These numbers reinforce the assertion that cap discipline in alive and well in Seattle. :th2thumbs:
[urltargetblank]http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/03/10/bennett-turned-down-more-money-from-two-other-teams/[/urltargetblank]
Nope it's 7.1. :th2thumbs:Dtowers":2e41juvn said:But it wasn't 8.5 ....?
Those comments made me all warm inside. Man isn't good to be a Seahawk fan?ivotuk":1mr2d22t said:Jville":1mr2d22t said:I like the numbers. The $7.125 million per year is within what I figured was a 2014 maximum for Bennet of $7.55 million .... and spot on for a system built on a principle of rotational consisting of multiple packages. There is no better place for Michael Bennett to be ... who he is ... than Seattle.
These numbers reinforce the assertion that cap discipline in alive and well in Seattle. :th2thumbs:
[urltargetblank]http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/03/10/bennett-turned-down-more-money-from-two-other-teams/[/urltargetblank]
Thanks for the link. Funny comments
"ugh… how long til Wilson’s rookie contract is up?” – rest of the league."
Seahawkfan80":8c228vtm said:Seahawk Sailor":8c228vtm said:Apparently Bennett saved about $930 million in taxes by staying here vs. cutting and splitting to Chicago.
MILLIONs SAVED???? oops. maybe 930 THou. I could see that.
:thirishdrinkers: :thirishdrinkers: :thirishdrinkers:
vonstout":34b02fsx said:It sounds good to have the contact front loaded, but it could mean it's only going to be a 2 or 3 year deal if he outplays the contract. Hope not,but that's today's NFL. Even if that happens, it's still great to have him back!
ivotuk":2qly4u9h said:Jville":2qly4u9h said:I like the numbers. The $7.125 million per year is within what I figured was a 2014 maximum for Bennet of $7.55 million .... and spot on for a system built on a principle of rotational consisting of multiple packages. There is no better place for Michael Bennett to be ... who he is ... than Seattle.
These numbers reinforce the assertion that cap discipline in alive and well in Seattle. :th2thumbs:
[urltargetblank]http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/03/10/bennett-turned-down-more-money-from-two-other-teams/[/urltargetblank]
Thanks for the link. Funny comments
"ugh… how long til Wilson’s rookie contract is up?” – rest of the league."
For those that say he only had 8.5 sacks, disruption IS production!
Martellus had been talking about his enthusiasm for playing with his brother, and Michael said on SiriusXM NFL Radio that it was tough to break the news to Martellus that they wouldn’t play together after all.
“It was so hard to tell my brother that I was going to re-sign in Seattle but he understood, he knows its best for me,” Michael Bennett said.
Ultimately, Michael decided that he had a good thing going with the Seahawks, and he didn’t want to leave the defending champions.
“Sometimes guys go to different places and sign big time contracts and it just doesn’t work out. I love playing in Seattle,” Bennett said.
truehawksfan":3ahq0rie said:Nice! I'm glad he's back....and most importantly, the Hawks didn't have to give him Everson Griffin money.
Not even close.
MB is a Hawk!