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Chiefs4life24
07-30-2016, 02:30 PM
4 Years 63 million that includes 40 Million Gauranteed according to Adam Schefter

matthewschiefs
07-30-2016, 02:38 PM
Welp time to wait for the Fisher haters to overreact

Chiefs4life24
07-30-2016, 02:42 PM
Welp time to wait for the Fisher haters to overreact

Yep just what i was thinking

ctchiefsfan
07-30-2016, 02:45 PM
That seems like an awful lot of cash for Fisher--a guy who in my opinion is still developing. And of course I don't know what the going rate is for left tackles but if he improves again this year from what he did in the latter part of last year I'm thinking it may a fair deal.

Chiefs4life24
07-30-2016, 03:07 PM
This should make him the highest paid LT on a per year basis

Chiefs4life24
07-30-2016, 03:08 PM
NFL.com says its a 6 year deal

Chiefs4life24
07-30-2016, 03:13 PM
NFL comment section is blowing up with people pissed off saying Dorsey screwed up, Fishers new deal averages out to 15 million a year

jason1981
07-30-2016, 05:11 PM
NFL comment section is blowing up with people pissed off saying Dorsey screwed up, Fishers new deal averages out to 15 million a year

Its 6 years 63 million basically. They just added 4 years to his existing contract. I think its about litttle over 10 per year if you divide 63 by 6. 40 mill of it is guaranteed. I think its a fair deal. And glad one less person we hae to worry about resigning. Next one should be poe. Then berry. I bet this pissed off berry but he can has some cheese with his whine. He made plenty from the chiefs and they honored their contract while he was sick so atleast he should be in camp.

ctchiefsfan
07-31-2016, 12:41 AM
This should make him the highest paid LT on a per year basis

That does not please me. We still need to do a new deal with Dontari Poe and our cap space is choke-to-death tight.

ctchiefsfan
07-31-2016, 12:58 AM
Its 6 years 63 million basically. They just added 4 years to his existing contract. I think its about litttle over 10 per year if you divide 63 by 6. 40 mill of it is guaranteed. I think its a fair deal. And glad one less person we hae to worry about resigning. Next one should be poe. Then berry. I bet this pissed off berry but he can has some cheese with his whine. He made plenty from the chiefs and they honored their contract while he was sick so atleast he should be in camp.

YUP! I don't really care how much he gets paid. Truth be told, I wish we paid them all $50 million per year. But we live in salary cap land so what I really care about is how will this deal affect our ability to sign other players (like Dontari Poe) that we really need to keep.

Chiefs4life24
07-31-2016, 01:00 AM
If I'm reading that right the team has said this deal frees up some cash so they can get the next priority done with Poe

ctchiefsfan
07-31-2016, 01:25 AM
That would be cool as hell.

Eydugstr
07-31-2016, 01:12 PM
If I'm reading that right the team has said this deal frees up some cash so they can get the next priority done with Poe

+1. Losing Poe would suck.

Seek
08-01-2016, 12:48 PM
I am not a fan a Fisher, but also repeatedly state that none of us knows what is really going on with the teams. He clearly improved this season and obviously has gained the confidence in Dorsey, Reid and Clark Hunt.

I am no sure I agree with this or more specifically the timing of it but there may be another reason that just makes perfect sense on their salary cap. I would prefer to see him play one more year to prove himself to be consistent.

ctchiefsfan
08-01-2016, 02:13 PM
Seek....

I too am not a "fan" of Fishers, but that's simply because I don't feel he has developed as quickly as a #1 overall pick should. I think that he showed in both 2014 and 2015 that he was making progress, just too slowly for my taste as a fan. I think that in the last third of 2015 he started to pull it together.

One thing for certain....we fans know a lot less about what goes on behind the scenes than Reid, Dorsey and Hunt so while I'm not much happy seeing Fisher get this kind of a contract I just have to rub my lucky rabbit foot and trust that Reid, Dorsey and Hunt know what they are doing. The fact that Reid is a former GM and has such a good relationship with Dorsey makes that a little easier for me. I like to think that they work together on major contracts like this and that our Chiefs thereby benefit from the "Two heads are better than one" theory.

jason1981
08-01-2016, 08:24 PM
I am not a fan a Fisher, but also repeatedly state that none of us knows what is really going on with the teams. He clearly improved this season and obviously has gained the confidence in Dorsey, Reid and Clark Hunt.

I am no sure I agree with this or more specifically the timing of it but there may be another reason that just makes perfect sense on their salary cap. I would prefer to see him play one more year to prove himself to be consistent.

I think the timing of it is their tired ofwaiting til the last minuteand then getting in the situation there in with berry and houston last year. So A. I think their trying to avoid having to use the franchise tag thst routes usually cost more in the end cuz what if he has a probowl year. And B. Think their trying to work the salary cap. We can't resign everyone all in one year then all their salaries would prolly be high in the same year but if you stager theor salaries year to year its much easier to manage. And C. Its always cheaper to resign or sign an extention early. Cuz if he out lays it then hes already on the books. The downfall to c is if he flops then you s.o.l but its not that much of a risk if all the signs point up for fisher. I think poe will be next. Then berry if we can afford him but berry would be last in the lecken order behind poe. I think poe is going to have a monster year and id rather aign him soon before he has the monster year.