00:00Is it possible that the Pats want to do this sooner than later and Gonzalez wants to do it later?
00:06I mean, it's usually almost always the other way around.
00:09It's the player that'll take the money as soon as possible, usually, especially in that league, right?
00:13That's the way that that goes.
00:15You take the guaranteed money as soon as it's offered and you want to go as soon as you possibly
00:18can.
00:19Is it possible in this case that Gonzalez wants to wait and the Pats want to go early?
00:27I don't understand why Gonzalez – so you're saying that Gonzalez would want to play this year for $4 million
00:34in hopes of getting what?
00:37What would be the upside for him?
00:39Excellent.
00:40I mean, that's usually how that works, right?
00:41You would never want to do that.
00:44But if he – well, put it to you like this.
00:47A lot of corners got paid after year four.
00:49If after year four I put up the same kind of year, my position's even strengthened and I'll make even
00:53more.
00:53He's going to bet on himself, in other words.
00:58You know, and I know you've talked about this because I think, you know, Phil Perry said something about it.
01:02Yeah.
01:03I just – I don't understand it, you know, quite frankly, because I don't think those guys – like, I
01:10don't think Trent McDuffie or A.J. Terrell or who have you,
01:15the guys who played for basically Peanuts in their fourth year, I don't think a contract offer was ever, like,
01:22put in front of them.
01:23I think it's – it was a case where the teams – like, for example, let's just deal with McDuffie.
01:29With the Chiefs, the Chiefs between him and LeJarrius Sneed, they have proven they don't want to pay their cornerbacks.
01:35Athletics.
01:36Athletics.
01:36B
01:37B
01:38B
01:38B
01:38You
Comments