Fletcher Cox is Holding Out For a Deal: What about Short?

[csx]

10 minutes ago, manu4t said:

Fair point.  Then again his comments about all the hell he caught over tagging Hardy after the domestic violence stuff was brought up suggest certain points weigh with him.

I believe that anything that weighed on him regarding Hardy came from ownership. He doesn't have to answer to the fans at all.

[manu4t]

2 hours ago, csx said:

I believe that anything that weighed on him regarding Hardy came from ownership. He doesn't have to answer to the fans at all.

He mentioned it in his presser post draft when asked about Worley and the domestic issues, but he did not linger upon it very long, more or less mentioned something to the tune of "after 2014 do you think I am that stupid" or something close to that.  Having said that I do agree ownership was under fire and JR was really the face of the team when that was handled with the media.  Bigger picture I agree with others on here he doesnt care much about the outside noise, as he puts it.

[panthers55]

6 hours ago, Khaki Lackey said:

 

The continuity of our coaching staff has been a blessing

This was exactly what I kept telling folks when everyone wanted to can Rivera and then Shula. Continuity is very underrated in the NFL as everyone wants the newest hottest coaching prospect. But continuity builds success and allows you to compete every year.

[FuFuLamePoo]

11 hours ago, PntherPryd said:

http://www.phillyvoice.com/fletcher-coxs-camp-may-be-overplaying-their-hand/

Here is a good article on the Cox subject.  Eskin in Philly recently came out and said that Cox and agent had turned down $60 million in guarantee's.  Cox's agent went on the radio to say BS.

Neither Cox or Short are going to get Suh money but they will probably better the 6 year, $95 mil, $60 mill guarantee that Dareus signed last fall.

damn that's some cash, I'm assuming we'll front load the fug out of it