Yep 3 yr contract, but contracts mean nothing in the NFL because nothing is guaranteed, which shows you how weak the players union is.
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Jimmy Garoppolo signed a 3 year, $72,750,000 contract with the Las Vegas Raiders, including a $11,250,000 signing bonus, $45,000,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $24,250,000.
I could get by on that income. 
I think Jimmy might work well for the Raiders. He will be playing in a tough conference. Denver is a question but I bet they are better this coming year. The Chargers are real and so are the Chiefs. Jimmy will have the chance to earn his oats.
I think Jimmy might work well for the Raiders. He will be playing in a tough conference. Denver is a question but I bet they are better this coming year. The Chargers are real and so are the Chiefs. Jimmy will have the chance to earn his oats.
You are correct. Josh McDaniels was the OC in NE when Jimmy G Spot was there
McDaniels is now the HC in Vegas.
The trade frenzy is enough to make my head swim. The NFL is becoming more like the NBA daily.
Because RB's are the cheapest to franchise tag and they decline so quickly. If I were an owner I'd franchise tag my top RB every year. Plus, he is coming off an injury, the last thing you want to do is give a guy like that a big extension and he isn't what he was before the injury. Zeke was still a decent 3rd down and goal line RB, plus he was willing to take a pay cut to stay in DAL. Should be interesting to see what he gets offered while on the market.
I read that JuJu Smith-Schuster won't be playing for KC, he signed with the Pats. The guy is making the rounds. Was a Steeler to start with.
Starting to wonder if Aaron Rodgers to the Jets is even going to happen.
Either that or they will trade or release Jordan Love.