Max Power
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http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/6837/s...i14Qph.Dwf.uLYFAbout half way down it breaks out where he caught each pass.LINK?BTW, your point about how much you are willing to spend on him is valid. I haven't looked up what the average dollars are for #1 WR's (I am sure that is out there), but I think he would get around the median because the very top few may skew the numbers. I would think 4- 4.5 mil is the right number (estimate)Max Power said:For those interested Bernard Berrian caught exactly 2 passes over the middle for 41 yards in 15 games this season.
So please continue with how well rounded he is.
I would Guess Berrian asks for Plaxico Burress type money. 5-6 Mil per.
I would like to use the Dante Stallworth signing as a base for Berrian, but I think Rosenhouse screwed up that deal and isnt likely to make the same mistake.
a clipping from the the stallworth Contract....
The deal -- negotiated by agent Drew Rosenhaus, who concluded a frenetic week in free agency by constructing a contract that met the needs of all parties -- can be as brief as one season or as lengthy as six. But for the Patriots to retain Stallworth beyond the 2007 season, a year in which he will make $3.6 million in bonuses and salary, New England will have to make a significant investment.
Stallworth will receive an initial signing bonus of $1 million, a roster bonus of $1.6 million and a $300,000 workout bonus, to go along with his 2007 base salary of $700,000. That totals $3.6 million for the coming season.
It's after the 2007 season, however, when the really big money could kick in.
For the Patriots to retain Stallworth for the 2008 season, they must pay him an option bonus of $6 million by Feb. 25, 2008. There is a subsequent roster bonus of $2 million due March 1, a second roster bonus of $1.6 million based on playing time, a base salary of $1 million and a $400,000 workout bonus. That totals an exorbitant $11 million for 2008, or a two-year total of $14.6 million.
To keep Stallworth for 2009, the Patriots would have to pay another option bonus, this one of $2 million, by Feb. 25 of that year. In terms of bonuses and base salary, the 2009 season would be worth $5 million to Stallworth, for a three-year total of $19.6 million.
Donte' Stallworth signed with New England on Sunday, potentially giving the Patriots the type of consistent deep-threat receiver they have not had in decades. Stallworth had 38 receptions at an average of 19.1 yards per catch in 2006 with the Eagles. The last New England player to average more than 19 yards per catch in a season of at least 35 receptions was the Steamer, Stanley Morgan, who averaged 19.5 yards per catch in 1985. Elias Says
The final three seasons of the contract all include workout bonuses of $500,000 each and base salaries of $4 million each. The maximum value of the contract, if the Patriots were