Thanks to Mikey G. for getting fourth-rounder Phillip Dillard's deal: Four years, $2.28 million, with a $493,000 signing bonus.
Adrian Tracy, sixth-rounder, got four years, $1.895 million, and a $105,000 signing bonus.
Nothing outlandish there. Players at that level -- in fact all draft picks -- are slotted for the most part.
EP
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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That's a pretty big difference, at least bigger than I thought it would be. LB rotation:
ReplyDeleteStarters:MLB Goff, OLB Boley, Sintim Backup's Dilliard, Blackburn, Wilkinson, Tracy, DeOssie
With a crack group like that why would the Giants bring in Old man Bulluck. There must be 3 pro bowlers mixed in there.
If you're being facetious, and I have to assume you are since this group is completely unproven, you have to remember that Bullock is not only 33, he's coming off knee surgery for a torn ACL. Not only should the Giants not sign him, I think we'll see that no one will.
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