Tender, tender, tender. That's all I keep reading about is players getting tendered. What does that mean for the start of free agency tomorrow?
The latest Brown to receive a tender is LB Jason Trusnik, according to the OBR:
LB Jason Trusnik of the Browns has received a surprising second-round tender from the club. With a lot of players around the league fired up about getting tendered lower than they wanted, the high tender for Trusnik comes as a little bit of a surprise. It just shows how much the team likes the recently acquired player
Up next: probably Harrison, Vickers, and DQ.
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I heard DQ got a second round tender.
BrownDawg1409 - March 4, 2010
Interesting. That strikes me as a move that the team hopes will result in a draft pick instead of retaining the player.
Roger Dorn - March 4, 2010
Same here. Although the opposite seems true with Trusnik, I doubt anyone will try to pick him up.
North Coast Flea - March 4, 2010
I wonder if his money cries will turn off some interested teams.
Brownie's Year - March 4, 2010
Actually, this is NOT that surprising. There is no other tender they could have done with him — he was an undrafted free agent, and the only tender below a 2d rounder is to tender at the player’s original draft position. With an undrafted free agent, that means that a team that signs him would not have to compensate us AT ALL. All this commits us to is to pay him about a million bucks for next season.Linky link for how restricted free agent tenders work.
TheDriveStillHurts - March 4, 2010
Should have read this before I replied to Dorn about Trusnik.
North Coast Flea - March 4, 2010
Wow, we are now the proud owners of two obsolete mauler type linebackers, Roth and Trusnik, at the cost of second round designations. Get them some skates, and then maybe we can prevent the opponent from running circles around us.
mooncamping - March 5, 2010
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