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hailskins666 wrote:and all cooley is doing, is quietly being the best TE in the draft.
kellen who? what a loser.
Actually, it seems they will be getting him 5 million less, since he likely won't make the performance incentives tied to a 5 million dollar roster bonus.Redskin Stouff wrote:The Postons are trying to get KW2, another 5 million for pain and suffering.
JansenFan wrote:Actually, it seems they will be getting him 5 million less, since he likely won't make the performance incentives tied to a 5 million dollar roster bonus.Redskin Stouff wrote:The Postons are trying to get KW2, another 5 million for pain and suffering.
not his best work....... i didn't even break a giggle ....even once.
hailskins666 wrote:not his best work....... i didn't even break a giggle ....even once.
Couldn't tell where he was trying to go with it
Browns | Winslow's Season Over - from www.KFFL.com
Tue, 28 Sep 2004 19:08:32 -0700
Cleveland Browns TE Kellen Winslow Jr. (leg, ankle) will need to have surgery Wednesday, Sept. 29, to stabilize a sprain of the high ankle ligaments. This is being done to prevent laxity, head trainer Mike Colello said. Due to the procedure, Winslow will be out for the remainder of the 2004 season.
tcwest10 wrote:Like most people his age, Kellen Winslow is guilty only of having spoken too soon. It's a clear sign of immaturity, and he will outgrow it. He has no choice. This league makes a grown-up out of you, with only a few notable exceptions.
See "Shockey, J. " for more information.
Tony Grossi of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that Browns tight end Kellen Winslow's total financial loss resulting from a broken leg suffered on a late-game onside kick in Week Two could be more than $10 million.
In addition to the loss of the $5.367 million incentive that Winslow's agents considered to be guaranteed money, Winslow's absence for 14 of 16 games this year will keep him from triggering the first of a series of escalators that, in the end, could cause him to lose $5.215 million in future base salaries.
In all, then, the contract's supposedly no-brainer value of $40 million now stands at $29.4175 million.
With that said, the far more grievous error was the failure of Winslow's agents, Carl and Kevin Poston, to ensure that the $5.367 million incentive trigger rolls over into future seasons.
So do we feel bad for Winslow? No. He knew what he was getting into when he hired the Postons, especially since the decision was made after the conflict regarding LaVar Arrington's contract extension came to light -- and after the Postons admitted that they didn't read the final draft.
http://www.profootballtalk.com/rumormill.htm
"He should be paid like a no.1 pick 
Comparing him to Shockey will do no good.tcwest10 wrote:Like most people his age, Kellen Winslow is guilty only of having spoken too soon. It's a clear sign of immaturity, and he will outgrow it. He has no choice. This league makes a grown-up out of you, with only a few notable exceptions.
See "Shockey, J. " for more information.
will never grow upPrimetime42 wrote:Comparing him to Shockey will do no good.tcwest10 wrote:Like most people his age, Kellen Winslow is guilty only of having spoken too soon. It's a clear sign of immaturity, and he will outgrow it. He has no choice. This league makes a grown-up out of you, with only a few notable exceptions.
See "Shockey, J. " for more information.
J-Shock