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I'm so over Weddle. What they did to you? Decided to move on after your contract as the highest paid safety in the history of the NFL expired. Whiney little biyatch.Originally posted by Stinky Wizzleteats+ View PostComment
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....and hes not mature enough to keep his mouth shut and move on. I serious lost all respect for him as a man. Good football player but nothing between his ears.Comment
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Just read Danny Woodhead retired, guess he was closer to done than some realized. He was great when he was here and could play.Comment
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TT realized.Originally posted by blueman View PostNow, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.Comment
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TV today was saying that the stadium was going to cost 5 BILLION instead of the projected 2.6 billion.
will the Spanii rent go up? I think so. And that would explain the Spanii reaching out to San Diego for fans.
NFL reportedly raising debt limit on Rams stadium after L.A. project nears $5B price tag
That's billion with a big, old capital B
The Los Angeles Rams are currently engaging in one of the more aggressive construction builds in modern sports history, erecting a palatial tribute to west coast football out in Inglewood, California.
The NFL also recently announced it would be moving its NFL Media headquarters to the facility, and rumblings persist about the combine being shipped out of Indianapolis to Los Angeles. In short, this facility is not going to be just a stadium: it's going to a complex and headquarters for a billion-dollar industry.
The price tag for that HQ is skyrocketing, according to a report from Seth Wickersham of ESPN. Wickersham reported that the NFL owners are expected to vote at the owners meetings in Florida to raise the debt limit for the stadium, thanks in large part to the price tag having risen almost to an absurd $5 billion.
Last edited by Formula 21; 03-28-2018, 12:19 AM.Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.Comment
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NFL would be kickin in serious bucks if they want it to be their new space. Makes a lot of sense. Will be interesting to see if it does escalate to that...at least its not on the publics dime.
Im wondering if they are expanding the scope of the overall project. No way it doubles in cost without scope creep.Comment
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I really like Verrett, but $8.5 mill at less than 50% availability is not a contract the Bolts can afford. I wonder what the future holds for him here. I can't see him being offered another big money contract. And if the Bolts luck into a decent CB in the draft, I could see him being cut if they get any cap savings.Defensive backs under contract: Casey Hayward ($6.8 million), Jason Verrett ($8.53 million), Trevor Williams ($630,000), Desmond King ($625.000), Michael Davis ($555,000), Craig Mager ($705,000), Jeff Richards ($480,000), Jahleel Addae ($5.5 million), Adrian Phillips ($1.5 million), Rayshawn Jenkins ($720,553), Jaylen Watkins ($720,000), A.J. Hendry ($480,000).Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.Comment
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Perryman doesn't cost us very much. He is still on his rookie deal.Comment
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Liuget contract restructured. Was due to make $8M this season, so he's on the team for at least this season at a lower number.Comment
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Nice review of the Bolts going forward by PFF
Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.Comment
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