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Patriots Offer Brady Extension
The New England Patriots are reportedly taking steps toward locking up star quarterback Tom Brady prior to the opening kickoff of the 2010 season. Sources are claiming today that Brady was offered a 3-year, $58 million extension by New England that would kick in starting with the 2011 campaign. While there is no official word that the deal has been completed, many expect that the sides will reach an agreement prior to Sunday's opener against the Bengals.
If the golden boy does indeed ink his new deal, you might be able to expect that the extensions of Peyton Manning and Drew Brees will follow. Speculation suggests that the Patriots, Saints, and Colts have all been hesitant to lock up their big guy before seeing the kind of money their competitors are making. If New England sets the bar with Brady's contract, New Orleans and Indianapolis may be right behind them in signing their field generals.
We have to hope that this deal can be struck before Sunday, though. Once the season starts, you definitely want to be rid of these off-the-field distractions that have brought down so many talented teams in the past. Additionally, reports surfaced today that Randy Moss doesn't feel appreciated as a result of not being offered an extension to this point. Moss, 33, has led New England in receiving touchdowns since he arrived here. ESPN reported that Brady and Moss had dinner together last night. Regardless, the Patriots will try to look past all of their problems and focus on getting a big win in week one against Cincinnati.
The New England Patriots are reportedly taking steps toward locking up star quarterback Tom Brady prior to the opening kickoff of the 2010 season. Sources are claiming today that Brady was offered a 3-year, $58 million extension by New England that would kick in starting with the 2011 campaign. While there is no official word that the deal has been completed, many expect that the sides will reach an agreement prior to Sunday's opener against the Bengals.
If the golden boy does indeed ink his new deal, you might be able to expect that the extensions of Peyton Manning and Drew Brees will follow. Speculation suggests that the Patriots, Saints, and Colts have all been hesitant to lock up their big guy before seeing the kind of money their competitors are making. If New England sets the bar with Brady's contract, New Orleans and Indianapolis may be right behind them in signing their field generals.
We have to hope that this deal can be struck before Sunday, though. Once the season starts, you definitely want to be rid of these off-the-field distractions that have brought down so many talented teams in the past. Additionally, reports surfaced today that Randy Moss doesn't feel appreciated as a result of not being offered an extension to this point. Moss, 33, has led New England in receiving touchdowns since he arrived here. ESPN reported that Brady and Moss had dinner together last night. Regardless, the Patriots will try to look past all of their problems and focus on getting a big win in week one against Cincinnati.
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