Originally Posted by mr. tegu:
They were never trading Hill. Made no sense financially or from an on field perspective.
Tua is not a good QB without Hill, and they just paid Tua, so Hill isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Not until they give up on Tua. Maybe in 2027. [Reply]
Originally Posted by mr. tegu:
They were never trading Hill. Made no sense financially or from an on field perspective.
It would make sense if tua was shut down for good and they had to negotiate an settlement. Say, $100m. But with Tua returning (and I seriously can’t understand why he would) then yeah there’s no incentive for them to move him [Reply]
Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501:
It would make sense if tua was shut down for good and they had to negotiate an settlement. Say, $100m. But with Tua returning (and I seriously can’t understand why he would) then yeah there’s no incentive for them to move him
It was evident weeks ago he intended to return with week 7 or 8 being likely games. The Cardinals are a perfect return game as well. [Reply]
Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501:
It would make sense if tua was shut down for good and they had to negotiate an settlement. Say, $100m. But with Tua returning (and I seriously can’t understand why he would) then yeah there’s no incentive for them to move him
Tua is returning because the Dolphins owner will try to wiggle out of paying him. If he can manage to stick around for 14 more months before quitting, he gets an extra $50 million in his pocket. This isn’t Jordan Love or Jared Goff who got $80 million signing bonuses earlier this year. Tua got $40 million this year. He might as well stick around a bit longer to get the extra $50 million next year. [Reply]