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Bengali heard Joe Burrow’s message. Loudly and clearly.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports that Bengals will try To sign three key players on long-term offers: Receiver Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins receiver and Defensive End of Trey Hendrickson.
Try and do two different things, of course. Last year they tried to sign Chase. And while dollars made sense, the structure did not.
So, the real question is whether the last offers, the best offers you made, some, or all they will be good enough.
To chase, they will probably take at least 40 million dollars a year on average new money. With a structure involving sufficient guarantees and cash flow. It won’t be easy. It would be easier last year, before Chase led the league in capturing, receiving yards and accepting touching during the 2024 season. Years.
For Higgine, which Bengal is allegedly “probably” used to mark the absence of a multi-year contract, the starting point for any negotiation will be the value of its label. He can play under the label, make $ 26.8 million and hit the market next March. Bengali will need to offer him a multi-year base to spend it in the marking mark.
If, for example, the Contracting Offer does not contain full warranties (or practical guarantees) outside the year, why would you take it? The first year’s payment would have to be much more than $ 26.8 million to bring him to take a contract that only carries a year of true guarantees.
For Hendrickson, his 16 million dollar package is currently less than half of the leading price for his position. They will need a lot closer to the Nick’s annual average of the new money in the Nick Bonge year for a guy who had 17.5 bags in each of the last two seasons.
While dealing with the offer, the team goal can simply be that Burrow thinks he is trying. For if he thinks they didn’t, Carson Palmer Defcon 1 was potentially closer.
