Earl Thomas Extended

[SteveInShelton]

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The #Seahawks four-year extension for safety Earl Thomas pays him $40 million base value with $27.725 million guaranteed, source says.

It's tacked onto the end of the year, so after his rookie contract is over next year the new extension goes into effect. Pretty, pretty great.

 

[HuskyJW]

Should have drafted Taylor Mays

 

[dhdawg]

27 million guaranteed. That's a lot of money, but certainly well earned

 

[dnc]

Most important player on the team IMO

 

[BennyBeaver]

Steven Haushka disagrees.

 

[[Deleted User]]

I thought it was Stringfellow who was extended?

 

[Gladstone]

Best player on the team. Well deserved.

 

[RoadDawg55]

Guy has been a quitter his whole career. From the University of Texas, to cutting his dreadlocks, to his current contract.

 

[HuskyJW]

Always about the gays.

Guy has been a quitter his whole career. From the University of Texas, to cutting his dreadlocks, to his current contract.

 

[CuntWaffle]

Guy has been a quitter his whole career. From the University of Texas, to cutting his dreadlocks, to his current contract.

He is extending his contract he isn't quitting it, you need to learn the difference.

 

[dhdawg]

That 2nd round pick they dealt got Denver some guy named Alphonso smith, ruskell actually made a good deal in this case. A broken clock is right twice a day

 

[dnc]

That 2nd round pick they dealt got Denver some guy named Alphonso smith, ruskell actually made a good deal in this case. A broken clock is right twice a day

Not sure I follow this logic. Because Denver blew the pick means Seattle was better off without it? Also, not sure what this has to do with Earl Thomas. Maybe I missed something.

 

[dhdawg]

the pick seattle got in return became earl thomas. Yeah I botched the post a bit

 

[[Deleted User]]

That 2nd round pick they dealt got Denver some guy named Alphonso smith, ruskell actually made a good deal in this case. A broken clock is right twice a day

Not sure I follow this logic. Because Denver blew the pick means Seattle was better off without it? Also, not sure what this has to do with Earl Thomas. Maybe I missed something.

Seattle traded a 2009 second round pick for Denvers 2010 first round pick. Ruskell schooled McDaniels on that deal. It was a battle of the fucktards and Ruskell won!

 

[dnc]

That 2nd round pick they dealt got Denver some guy named Alphonso smith, ruskell actually made a good deal in this case. A broken clock is right twice a day

Not sure I follow this logic. Because Denver blew the pick means Seattle was better off without it? Also, not sure what this has to do with Earl Thomas. Maybe I missed something.

Seattle traded a 2009 second round pick for Denvers 2010 first round pick. Ruskell schooled McDaniels on that deal. It was a battle of the fucktards and Ruskell won!

Got it, threw me off since he referenced who Denver picked. Who Denver picked doesn't make a difference, we traded a second rounder for a first rounder, that's always a great trade.

 

[[Deleted User]]

That 2nd round pick they dealt got Denver some guy named Alphonso smith, ruskell actually made a good deal in this case. A broken clock is right twice a day

Not sure I follow this logic. Because Denver blew the pick means Seattle was better off without it? Also, not sure what this has to do with Earl Thomas. Maybe I missed something.

Seattle traded a 2009 second round pick for Denvers 2010 first round pick. Ruskell schooled McDaniels on that deal. It was a battle of the fucktards and Ruskell won!

Got it, threw me off since he referenced who Denver picked. Who Denver picked doesn't make a difference, we traded a second rounder for a first rounder, that's always a great trade.

McDaniel was all over the place. Gave up the 43rd, 70th and 119th to move up to 25 to grab Tebow. Pretty easy to see why he's no longer allowed to have the car keys.

Like Sark he was hailed as this great boy wonder OC and a top 5 play caller.