Clemens, E. Smith, Hunter, Colemen tendered

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  1. GBA

    GBA Well-Known Member

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    http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4965655

    So do we only have a certain number of 2nd round tenders we can offer? A third is still high for Clemens, but at least its a little more within reason. I wouldn't mind a 6th for Coleman either.

    If this is posted somewhere else, please merge or whatever.
     
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    Coleman gets a sixth.....I wouldn't give a half bag of stale Fritos for that POS!
     
  3. Mambo9

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    I hate Coleman!!! Get him out of here as fast as we can!!!
     
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    Am I going to have to see drew slowmen in green and white for the rest of my life ???? Please no.
     
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    Colemen is actually pretty fast, the more appropriate nickname is Drew "Automatic 3rd Down" Colemen.
     
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    Some team could make an offer to Eric Smith.....he's a heck of a special team player and role player at Safety. ES lacks good coverage skills but is a pretty smart football player.



    Browns have 2 ..3rd Round picks.
     
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    Okay...so we tender Coleman for a 6th but we don't tender Wright, a ST ace? What the fuck?!?!
     
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    I can't figure that one out either.
     
  9. Gubernaculum

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    Clemens?

    I hope that 2nd round tender won't pay that garbage player much
     
  10. GBA

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    edit: ~$1.176 mil apparently
     
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    I was really hoping we'd seen the end of Coleman
     
  12. DaftGreen

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    I will gladly personally deliver Clemens to whatever team wants him
     
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    Clemens and Coleman but not wright. AHHHHHHHH
     
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    Coleman was drafted in the 6th. That same amount tendered to Wright gets us Jack shit.
     
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    People, please read the RFA primer. The minimum tender with compensation for Clemens IS a 2nd.
     
  16. GBA

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    I know the basic rules for tendering a RFA. The quote from espn said we would "instead receive a third-rounder if another team signs" Clemens. I was asking why.
     
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    My apologies. I'm on Tapatalk, so quotes get cut off. It's likely an issue of not being able to use different tender values for similar compensation. I'll have to check the CBA when I'm home.

    EDIT: Nevermind, I found a link on the phone. I thought the 1 round bump only applied to original round tenders on 1st rounders (it bumps to a second if any lower draft picks are tendered at a first), it must apply to second rounders as well. So, since Smith and Washington were drafted lower yet tendered at a second, Clemens ODO tender drops to a third.

    I was confused by the question of quantity limits. I also didn't realize the rule applied at a 2nd round level.
     
  18. Miamipuck

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    When you start studying the CBA I have some questions for you. lol
     
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    Only 3 or 4 articles. The rest is reference. I just don't want to waste energy on a move that's prohibited. Point taken, though.
     
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    Seems like getting Clemens knocked down to a 3rd round pick instead of a second was planned to get him the hell outta here and to get us another draft pick.

    Odds of any team biting @ Clemens for a 3rd round pick though?
     
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