thats what she said.

You smell like updog

irony.

Calvin is declining before our eyes--even the dumbest GM wouldn't trade for him based on past stats with his current contract. As his salary goes up (and it goes up quite a bit each season from now) his performance goes down. He's getting cut if he doesn't retire.

For the team that receives his contract, they will have to pay:
2016: 16 mil
2017: 16.5 mil
2018: 17 mil
2019: 18.25 mil

That is an insane amount of money for a declining receiver, but then that's why they structure contracts the way they do: so they can get cut.

/so I guess the question is not where will Calvin be traded, but where will Calvin go after he's cut (if he doesn't retire)

This post was edited by WrathOfGod1337 on Jan 25 2016 11:43pm

Last year Brandon Marshall looked like he was on the decline, didn't hit 1k yards and only had like 7-8 tds.

Change of scenery changed everything; while cutler and fitzpatrick are pretty much equally skilled qbs, a new city and coaching staff revitalized the aging Marshall's career.

Calvin is the same type of reciever.

Boldin, ss89, Crabtree are some other examples of guys who went to other teams later in career and had a reinassance. Although Crabtree is a bit of a reach

What's he guaranteed though?

What's up dawg?



Am I doing it right Ye?

Just cause I'm in a nitpicking mood.... Boldin never had a bad year before being traded or signing with another team. Steve smith also played pretty well before going to Baltimore

I think Calvin re structures with Detroit

This post was edited by TUAlumni on Jan 25 2016 11:49pm

Boldin and ss89 both had BETTER years than they did on their previous teams (the year before)

Smith was thought to have lost it, steady decline for some time.