I would bet you have a little bit of everything. Some players may actually regret a deal after signing it and with this new tampering period you're giving the player that option. Or you just have a d-bag like Rosenhouse who wants a little extra money from an overzealous Chip.A team with even an above average QB will always be appealing and Luck is much more than that. Understandable on Gore's part if that's the way it goes.
Are agents leaking all these deals w/ details as kind of a "Last Call!" in case anyone else is interested?
That was LeCharles.I would bet you have a little bit of everything. Some players may actually regret a deal after signing it and with this new tampering period you're giving the player that option. Or you just have a d-bag like Rosenhouse who wants a little extra money from an overzealous Chip.A team with even an above average QB will always be appealing and Luck is much more than that. Understandable on Gore's part if that's the way it goes.
Are agents leaking all these deals w/ details as kind of a "Last Call!" in case anyone else is interested?
Didn't a couple people do something like this last year?
Who was that Saints center that did that to us a few year back and ended up getting hurt??
Seeing what we gave up money wise for Gore a guy like Murray can't be far away. But who knows...Justin Forsett, anyone?
Lol do u buffalo fans,hope so??I'm thinking now way this happens, but Eagles could turn around and back out of the McCoy deal.
Nope. Love McCoy.Lol do u buffalo fans,hope so??I'm thinking now way this happens, but Eagles could turn around and back out of the McCoy deal.
Good luck with that geezer.Nope. Love McCoy.Lol do u buffalo fans,hope so??I'm thinking now way this happens, but Eagles could turn around and back out of the McCoy deal.
I agree with your first sentence but, LOL What? The Eagles have a pretty clear direction. Gore is at the end of his career so yes Indy is the better choice if he is after a Superbowl. Better he change his mind now than regretting it. All Chip wants is a downhill runner that won't give up negative yards. The good news is there are plenty other backs. Personally I thought we overpaid for Gore so all I can really say is thank you Gore.If I was gore I would go to the Colts. The eagles look like they have little to no direction right now. ..
Really? Seems like they're taking cap $$ and putting in on the defensive side, to hope scheme can make up the difference on the offensive side.If I was gore I would go to the Colts. The eagles look like they have little to no direction right now. ..
they probably overpaid maxwell, and they re-signed graham while losing cole --- what else have they done?babydemon90 said:Really? Seems like they're taking cap $$ and putting in on the defensive side, to hope scheme can make up the difference on the offensive side.need2know said:If I was gore I would go to the Colts. The eagles look like they have little to no direction right now. ..
Imagine Stephen A if Chip Kelly tried to sign Dan Skuta for 4 Mil a year.Tool said:an instant classicJetMaxx said:at the new subtitle
Doubt it but not re-signing Maclin may have had a hand in it. If as it stood you knew the receiver core was Mathews, Cooper and Huff wouldn't you be like "WTF!?"I wonder if Gore got cold feet when the report of the Kaep interest came out?
What if Gore back out, Chip signs Spiller or another RB and then the Colts sign Murray?Don't just assume #Jaguars are where DeMarco Murray lands. The #Colts have been looking for a centerpiece back, too. He should have options.
— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson)
March 10, 2015
At this point I hope the Eagles aren't leaving it up to Gore and have already set their sights elsewhere. Wish you luck Frank. I want no part of him if he decides to stay now.If Gore backs out he's signing with Indy and they won't grab Murray.
Rather have Spiller than Gore.What if Gore back out, Chip signs Spiller or another RB and then the Colts sign Murray?Don't just assume #Jaguars are where DeMarco Murray lands. The #Colts have been looking for a centerpiece back, too. He should have options. Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) March 10, 2015
The offense on paper looks to be a mess.wr core is avg at best and no idea who the qb could be. Could be a rookie. Sproles is ok but what other legitimate proven playmaker on offense? If I was a vet looking for a place to win now, colts are in a much better spot.babydemon90 said:Really? Seems like they're taking cap $$ and putting in on the defensive side, to hope scheme can make up the difference on the offensive side.need2know said:If I was gore I would go to the Colts. The eagles look like they have little to no direction right now. ..
With the offseason and draft now complete, I totally agree. The Eagles offense is a mess. Maybe they can fix that next offseason.The offense on paper looks to be a mess.wr core is avg at best and no idea who the qb could be. Could be a rookie. Sproles is ok but what other legitimate proven playmaker on offense? If I was a vet looking for a place to win now, colts are in a much better spot.babydemon90 said:Really? Seems like they're taking cap $$ and putting in on the defensive side, to hope scheme can make up the difference on the offensive side.need2know said:If I was gore I would go to the Colts. The eagles look like they have little to no direction right now. ..
Philly was never on AJ's radar. He chose Indy over Seattle, NE & GB.Andre Johnson and Gore to Colts per RW. Together they chose Indy over Philly
Bloom and others on twitter pointing out that Pagano was Miami recruiting coordinator and Chudzinski OC for Gore/AJohnson.Philly was never on AJ's radar. He chose Indy over Seattle, NE & GB.Andre Johnson and Gore to Colts per RW. Together they chose Indy over Philly
I am talking about today from gores point of view. Today it's a mess. He can only look at what's going on right nowWith the offseason and draft now complete, I totally agree. The Eagles offense is a mess. Maybe they can fix that next offseason.The offense on paper looks to be a mess.wr core is avg at best and no idea who the qb could be. Could be a rookie. Sproles is ok but what other legitimate proven playmaker on offense? If I was a vet looking for a place to win now, colts are in a much better spot.babydemon90 said:Really? Seems like they're taking cap $$ and putting in on the defensive side, to hope scheme can make up the difference on the offensive side.need2know said:If I was gore I would go to the Colts. The eagles look like they have little to no direction right now. ..
Sounds like he was set on the Colts then we offered more money and he came here before deciding back on Indy.Frank Gore told people he 'wasn't comfortable' with Eagles prior to backing out of deal with team
Less than a full day after agreeing to sign with the Eagles during the league's legal tampering period, running back Frank Gore reconsidered and pulled out of his deal with the team Monday.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, it wasn't just about the money for the veteran running back who reportedly is strongly considering signing with the Indianapolis Colts when the league year officially opens Tuesday at 4 pm.
"He was telling people, I am going to the Eagles," Schefter said Tuesday during an appearance on ESPN Radio's Mike and Mike In The Morning. "I have a deal in place."
However, after thinking about his decision, Schefter says that Gore started to have second thoughts sometime Monday.
"Yesterday morning, I got a phone call saying 'you need to track Gore, he's getting cold feet here.'" Schefter explained. "Now, the Eagles are onto other running backs. The Colts are onto Frank Gore as they were on Saturday, when they were talking about numbers but not exchanging offers. The Colts at that time had big money on the table. The Eagles came along and said we have even more big money on the table.
"On Sunday night [Gore] called some people and said 'I'm not feeling this' I should feel happy, I should feel excited right now and I'm not feeling it.'" According to Schefter.
"A lot of people when you make a decision you listen to your gut and he obviously wasn't feeling it. So, now Frank Gore is back on the market and a lot of guys are back on the market."
For Gore, 31, this is likely the final chance for the running back who rushed for 1,106 yards and four touchdowns last season to cash in via free agency.
The deal that the Eagles and Gore agreed to over the weekend was reported to be a three-year contract with $7.5 million in guarantees. While contracts cannot become official until free agency opens Tuesday afternoon it appears that the allure of playing in the AFC South and with Colts quarterback Andrew Luck was too alluring for Gore to pass up.
@Jeff_McLane: The others, according to @SeifertESPN, were 01 Saints (Williams/Jackson) and 13 Broncos (Moreno/Decker).@SeifertESPN: Per @EliasSports, #Eagles will be 3rd team in NFL history not to return a 1,000-yard rusher + 1,000-yard receiver from previous season.
not to nitpickSounds like he was set on the Colts then we offered more money and he came here before deciding back on Indy.Frank Gore told people he 'wasn't comfortable' with Eagles prior to backing out of deal with team
Less than a full day after agreeing to sign with the Eagles during the league's legal tampering period, running back Frank Gore reconsidered and pulled out of his deal with the team Monday.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, it wasn't just about the money for the veteran running back who reportedly is strongly considering signing with the Indianapolis Colts when the league year officially opens Tuesday at 4 pm.
"He was telling people, I am going to the Eagles," Schefter said Tuesday during an appearance on ESPN Radio's Mike and Mike In The Morning. "I have a deal in place."
However, after thinking about his decision, Schefter says that Gore started to have second thoughts sometime Monday.
"Yesterday morning, I got a phone call saying 'you need to track Gore, he's getting cold feet here.'" Schefter explained. "Now, the Eagles are onto other running backs. The Colts are onto Frank Gore as they were on Saturday, when they were talking about numbers but not exchanging offers. The Colts at that time had big money on the table. The Eagles came along and said we have even more big money on the table.
"On Sunday night [Gore] called some people and said 'I'm not feeling this' I should feel happy, I should feel excited right now and I'm not feeling it.'" According to Schefter.
"A lot of people when you make a decision you listen to your gut and he obviously wasn't feeling it. So, now Frank Gore is back on the market and a lot of guys are back on the market."
For Gore, 31, this is likely the final chance for the running back who rushed for 1,106 yards and four touchdowns last season to cash in via free agency.
The deal that the Eagles and Gore agreed to over the weekend was reported to be a three-year contract with $7.5 million in guarantees. While contracts cannot become official until free agency opens Tuesday afternoon it appears that the allure of playing in the AFC South and with Colts quarterback Andrew Luck was too alluring for Gore to pass up.
not to nitpicknot to nitpickSounds like he was set on the Colts then we offered more money and he came here before deciding back on Indy.Frank Gore told people he 'wasn't comfortable' with Eagles prior to backing out of deal with team
Less than a full day after agreeing to sign with the Eagles during the league's legal tampering period, running back Frank Gore reconsidered and pulled out of his deal with the team Monday.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, it wasn't just about the money for the veteran running back who reportedly is strongly considering signing with the Indianapolis Colts when the league year officially opens Tuesday at 4 pm.
"He was telling people, I am going to the Eagles," Schefter said Tuesday during an appearance on ESPN Radio's Mike and Mike In The Morning. "I have a deal in place."
However, after thinking about his decision, Schefter says that Gore started to have second thoughts sometime Monday.
"Yesterday morning, I got a phone call saying 'you need to track Gore, he's getting cold feet here.'" Schefter explained. "Now, the Eagles are onto other running backs. The Colts are onto Frank Gore as they were on Saturday, when they were talking about numbers but not exchanging offers. The Colts at that time had big money on the table. The Eagles came along and said we have even more big money on the table.
"On Sunday night [Gore] called some people and said 'I'm not feeling this' I should feel happy, I should feel excited right now and I'm not feeling it.'" According to Schefter.
"A lot of people when you make a decision you listen to your gut and he obviously wasn't feeling it. So, now Frank Gore is back on the market and a lot of guys are back on the market."
For Gore, 31, this is likely the final chance for the running back who rushed for 1,106 yards and four touchdowns last season to cash in via free agency.
The deal that the Eagles and Gore agreed to over the weekend was reported to be a three-year contract with $7.5 million in guarantees. While contracts cannot become official until free agency opens Tuesday afternoon it appears that the allure of playing in the AFC South and with Colts quarterback Andrew Luck was too alluring for Gore to pass up.
but there was no deal
there could not have been
Of course it is, if being compensated well, there's 0 reason for both of them not to go to Indy. Philly is a complete toss up right now, and many transactions to come. Indy is set, kind of a no brainer IMO.@975TheFanatic: Schefter: Gore called people and said: I'm not feeling (Philadelphia). I don't feel good about this.
@FO_wordofmuth: Feel like people are gonna make it about Chip if Philly misses out on Andre Johnson & Gore, but I think it's more about Luck vs Foles
Its like a Car sense guarantee.Yea, have no problem with him changing his mind during the 3 day period. That's why it's there, right?
ESP was tweeting about a S/CB the Eagles have interest in. Ron Parker?Wants for today:
- Maxwell not to back out
- Sign Spiller or Forsett for about $4-6 mil
- Sign Crabtree for about $6-7 mil
- Kick the tires on Cromartie and Revis
Revis doesn't seem like a culture guy that Chip would want.Wants for today:
- Maxwell not to back out
- Sign Spiller or Forsett for about $4-6 mil
- Sign Crabtree for about $6-7 mil
- Kick the tires on Cromartie and Revis
If this happens, I might lose my mind.Revis doesn't seem like a culture guy that Chip would want.Wants for today:
- Maxwell not to back out
- Sign Spiller or Forsett for about $4-6 mil
- Sign Crabtree for about $6-7 mil
- Kick the tires on Cromartie and Revis
Nope. Plus he seems like the type that would goto a team on the brink and hold them up for a ton of cash to get them over the hump. I'd say Indy but I don't know of they have the cap space.Revis doesn't seem like a culture guy that Chip would want.Wants for today:
- Maxwell not to back out
- Sign Spiller or Forsett for about $4-6 mil
- Sign Crabtree for about $6-7 mil
- Kick the tires on Cromartie and Revis