IMO you can pretty much guarantee that he won't be around next year. Brandon Marshall owners just hit a home run.
http://origin.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_7705255
Walker looking forward
WR eager to return next season, but without a pay cut
By Mike Chambers
The Denver Post Article
Last Updated: 12/12/2007 11:56:05 PM MST
Broncos wide receiver Javon Walker, who has been inactive for eight of 13 games because of a knee injury, said Wednesday he is looking forward to returning to the team next year — but he doesn't want to take a pay cut despite his struggles.
Walker, 29, is scheduled to make $7.6 million next season, with a $5.4 million option bonus coming due. If Walker's knee continues to be a concern, the Broncos could attempt to restructure his contract or could save $4.4 million in bonus money if they were to cut him before next season.
"My big deal didn't kick in until this year," Walker said. "I went into the season got injured, and couldn't play as many games and couldn't perform at the level I'm capable of, and then at the end of the year, you ask me to take a pay cut, right when it just kicked in?
"It's not like I was into the deal three, four years, and I'm getting ready to hit a base salary. I haven't been a full year into this deal (since) March.
"I'm looking at it as, I feel like I still have my best years to come."
Walker said he hopes to be a part of an explosive receiving corps, playing alongside Brandon Marshall and Brandon Stokley.
"You get an offense where you're spreading the ball between Stokley and Marshall and myself, it's potent," Walker said. "Nobody can stop us.
Obviously, we know what we have to work towards when we get to '08, and that's just exciting. I'm just looking forward to just getting back to full speed, because I know what I can do when I'm 100 percent."
Walker would like reestablish his value at the end of this season, but says he still will not be 100 percent healthy until the offseason. He is questionable for tonight's game at Houston, but said he expects to play after practicing Tuesday and Wednesday.
"I might not be 100 percent, but I'm confident knowing that I can beat anybody," Walker said. "When the adrenaline is rushing and it's game day, I can still beat any corners out there."
http://origin.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_7705255
Walker looking forward
WR eager to return next season, but without a pay cut
By Mike Chambers
The Denver Post Article
Last Updated: 12/12/2007 11:56:05 PM MST
Broncos wide receiver Javon Walker, who has been inactive for eight of 13 games because of a knee injury, said Wednesday he is looking forward to returning to the team next year — but he doesn't want to take a pay cut despite his struggles.
Walker, 29, is scheduled to make $7.6 million next season, with a $5.4 million option bonus coming due. If Walker's knee continues to be a concern, the Broncos could attempt to restructure his contract or could save $4.4 million in bonus money if they were to cut him before next season.
"My big deal didn't kick in until this year," Walker said. "I went into the season got injured, and couldn't play as many games and couldn't perform at the level I'm capable of, and then at the end of the year, you ask me to take a pay cut, right when it just kicked in?
"It's not like I was into the deal three, four years, and I'm getting ready to hit a base salary. I haven't been a full year into this deal (since) March.
"I'm looking at it as, I feel like I still have my best years to come."
Walker said he hopes to be a part of an explosive receiving corps, playing alongside Brandon Marshall and Brandon Stokley.
"You get an offense where you're spreading the ball between Stokley and Marshall and myself, it's potent," Walker said. "Nobody can stop us.
Obviously, we know what we have to work towards when we get to '08, and that's just exciting. I'm just looking forward to just getting back to full speed, because I know what I can do when I'm 100 percent."
Walker would like reestablish his value at the end of this season, but says he still will not be 100 percent healthy until the offseason. He is questionable for tonight's game at Houston, but said he expects to play after practicing Tuesday and Wednesday.
"I might not be 100 percent, but I'm confident knowing that I can beat anybody," Walker said. "When the adrenaline is rushing and it's game day, I can still beat any corners out there."
We've been over this numerous times. He was not underpaid in Green Bay. He agreed to a much better rookie contract than rookies normally get. His production didn't warrant that high of a contract, he was way overpaid his first 2 years. Once he started to produce he only had 1 1/2 good years. He still had 2 years left on his contract, he was the idiot who wanted a loaded contract as a rookie, he got it, then wanted more and more with only 1 1/2 good years under his belt. 
We've been over this numerous times. He was not underpaid in Green Bay. He agreed to a much better rookie contract than rookies normally get. His production didn't warrant that high of a contract, he was way overpaid his first 2 years. Once he started to produce he only had 1 1/2 good years. He still had 2 years left on his contract, he was the idiot who wanted a loaded contract as a rookie, he got it, then wanted more and more with only 1 1/2 good years under his belt. 
We've been over this numerous times. He was not underpaid in Green Bay. He agreed to a much better rookie contract than rookies normally get. His production didn't warrant that high of a contract, he was way overpaid his first 2 years. Once he started to produce he only had 1 1/2 good years. He still had 2 years left on his contract, he was the idiot who wanted a loaded contract as a rookie, he got it, then wanted more and more with only 1 1/2 good years under his belt.
I said pretty much the same thing in another "Walker is out of Denver next year" thread.
