Peyton Manning Highest paid...

[The Saltman]

If I think Nnamdi should make more than Gamble am I a hater or bashing him?

Why do I all of the sudden have to go full retard when talking about players on the Panthers?

no. you didnt say gamble sucked and nhamdi is teh awesome either

[R0CKnR0LLA]

FWIW Bradford's contract severely peaks in his 2nd year (not sure why they structured it this way). He's not getting paid that kind of money every year. Vick is under the franchise tag, no long term deal, so if his arm falls off this season well he's just SOL.

Brady and Manning have the really good long term deals there, as probably should be the case. Not sure what Seymours deal looks like though.

[The Saltman]

I think Vick might get that deal before the start of the regular season.

[Panthers128]

FWIW Bradford's contract severely peaks in his 2nd year (not sure why they structured it this way). He's not getting paid that kind of money every year. Vick is under the franchise tag, no long term deal, so if his arm falls off this season well he's just SOL.

Brady and Manning have the really good long term deals there, as probably should be the case. Not sure what Seymours deal looks like though.

Yeah, he'll be SOL. How will he manage with a measly $16 million dollars? NFL players have it so rough.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

lol well SOL in comparison to the guys with long term deals big money guaranteed for injury

it's all relative i guess

[TheRealDeal]

By whose's standards?

Whose's?

And to answer what I think you're asking, everyone who has watched football and understands the game and can write at a 9th grade level or higher.

[weymouthst]

Agreed that Bradford is ahead of Cam, pretty easy to see. Bradford put up pretty good numbers last season. If all goes well it could 2-3 years before Cam throws for 3500 yards.

But, I think Cam has the ability to win close to as many games as Bradford did in his rookie season.