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Yay! He's from Northeast TN like me!
The Cowboys and Jason Witten have agreed to a new 6 year deal. Top 3 tight end isnt going anywhere for a long time, yeah
Yay! He's from Northeast TN like me!
6 year, 29 million, and Roy Williams will be next. Then Bradie James
I think they'll wait until the end of the season for Bradie James. He's a nice player, but has only 1 good year under his belt. Not worthy of a big extension at this point, especially with our depth at LB. With that said, I hope he has a break out year.
We need Bradie James and I would be really pissed if we didnt re-sign him. He led our team in tackles last year in his 1st year starting, and I know that we are deep at lb, but most of our good depth is on the outside. INside all we have is a newly transitioned outside lb (Ayodele), Rocky Boiman, who I think is a better rotation guy than starter, and Scott Shanle and Ryan Fowler, 2 unprovens at best. We need to lock up Bradie immediately, I think he is just as important as Roy, maybe more-so. And I agree that James will blow up even further next year, especially with Akin lined up next to him
I can't wait to see who their next geriatric QB of all these players is.
Top 3 tight end in what league...
He's no Jeb Putzier, that's for sure.
Jeb Putzier of the Houston Texans? That Jeb Putzier?
Thats not much of a question. Look up the stats
Thats the funniest thing I have heard in a while
Witten:04', 87 receptions, 980 yards, 6 tds
05' 67 rec. 757 yards, 6 tds
Only Gates and Gonzales are better
Shockey. McMichael. Both Better.
The only other two that you could have listed were Heap and Crumpler, maybe Cooley, but niether of those two are better
ESPN says it's a 6 year deal ... Yahoo say it's for 7
Witten agrees to seven-year, $29 million deal with Cowboys
July 22, 2006
IRVING, Texas (AP) -- Dallas tight end and two-time Pro Bowler Jason Witten agreed to a seven year, $29 million contract with the Cowboys on Saturday.
The deal includes a $6 million signing bonus, a guaranteed $6 million option bonus next March on top of a $500,000 base salary this season, team officials said.
Witten, 24, caught 87 passes for 980 yards in 2004. Last year, he had 66 catches for 757 yards.
Witten was entering the final season of the original four-year contract he signed in 2003.
Players are due in Oxnard, Calif., on Thursday for the start of training camp.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_yl...v=ap&type=lgns
I like Witten. He's solid. He's consistent. But he's not the playmaker of Crumpler or Shockey. I think Heap is his closest comparisn. You know what you're going to get from both of them.
IMO, Cooley, Heap, Crumpler, Shockey and Mcmichael all should all have better seasons than Witten this year.
Witten's numbers may actually go down quite a bit this year as TO will be demanding the ball.
I think Witten will have a monster year with TO drawing two that opens up the middle foe witten. Plus JJ should have a big year too they can't put 8 in the box when TO is in.
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