Re: Vote for Alex Singleton
Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2021 8:53 pm
Sort of... but they also talked before the game about how this game certainly meant something for the Eagles, so then when they made some dumb decisions when the game was still very much in reach, especially switching QBs, announcers ripped on them for that and rightly so.St George wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 11:09 amI watched last nights game against Washington. Was it just me or were the announcers both one sided in favor of Washington. They mentioned Wash. had 2 or three first round picks on defense a few times and hardly said a word about Philly. Alex Singleton if not making the tackle was usually close enough to have an impact on the ball carriers direction. GO CATS!
I agree with ripping on the change of QB for the last few minutes. They must have really wanted to keep their spot in line for the draft. But it has to be deflating to the players to end the year with a loss. Hopefully they have a short memory.catatac wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 11:55 amSort of... but they also talked before the game about how this game certainly meant something for the Eagles, so then when they made some dumb decisions when the game was still very much in reach, especially switching QBs, announcers ripped on them for that and rightly so.St George wrote: ↑Mon Jan 04, 2021 11:09 amI watched last nights game against Washington. Was it just me or were the announcers both one sided in favor of Washington. They mentioned Wash. had 2 or three first round picks on defense a few times and hardly said a word about Philly. Alex Singleton if not making the tackle was usually close enough to have an impact on the ball carriers direction. GO CATS!
https://www.hogshaven.com/2019/7/13/206 ... fa-rfa-ufaEXCLUSIVE RIGHTS FREE AGENT (ERFA)
An exclusive rights free agent (ERFA) is any NFL veteran [who reaches the end of his contract] with less than three accrued seasons. A rookie (first year player), second, and third year player each fall into this category.
A player with exclusive rights status may only sign a contract with their original team, if the original team placed the minimum salary tender, typically during the first days following the completion of the Super Bowl through the start of the new league year (mid-March).
Any player who receives a team’s exclusive rights minimum salary tender will not be able to negotiate with another team, and the player must only re-sign with his original team.
If the minimum salary tender is not given or the tender has been withdrawn by the original team to a player with less than three accrued seasons, that player will then be completely free to sign with any team without any penalty or any restrictions.
Am I interpreting this correctly? The Eagles basically control his rights and only need to offer him a minimum deal for one year? If they do that, Alex cannot go anywhere else.Hawks86 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 8:55 amI knew his contract was up, but didn't realize his status. It will be interesting to see what the Eagles offer.
https://www.hogshaven.com/2019/7/13/206 ... fa-rfa-ufaEXCLUSIVE RIGHTS FREE AGENT (ERFA)
An exclusive rights free agent (ERFA) is any NFL veteran [who reaches the end of his contract] with less than three accrued seasons. A rookie (first year player), second, and third year player each fall into this category.
A player with exclusive rights status may only sign a contract with their original team, if the original team placed the minimum salary tender, typically during the first days following the completion of the Super Bowl through the start of the new league year (mid-March).
Any player who receives a team’s exclusive rights minimum salary tender will not be able to negotiate with another team, and the player must only re-sign with his original team.
If the minimum salary tender is not given or the tender has been withdrawn by the original team to a player with less than three accrued seasons, that player will then be completely free to sign with any team without any penalty or any restrictions.
Well he could, but unwise to do so, go back to Canada. They better show him the money or...Cataholic wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 2:18 pmAm I interpreting this correctly? The Eagles basically control his rights and only need to offer him a minimum deal for one year? If they do that, Alex cannot go anywhere else.Hawks86 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 8:55 amI knew his contract was up, but didn't realize his status. It will be interesting to see what the Eagles offer.
https://www.hogshaven.com/2019/7/13/206 ... fa-rfa-ufaEXCLUSIVE RIGHTS FREE AGENT (ERFA)
An exclusive rights free agent (ERFA) is any NFL veteran [who reaches the end of his contract] with less than three accrued seasons. A rookie (first year player), second, and third year player each fall into this category.
A player with exclusive rights status may only sign a contract with their original team, if the original team placed the minimum salary tender, typically during the first days following the completion of the Super Bowl through the start of the new league year (mid-March).
Any player who receives a team’s exclusive rights minimum salary tender will not be able to negotiate with another team, and the player must only re-sign with his original team.
If the minimum salary tender is not given or the tender has been withdrawn by the original team to a player with less than three accrued seasons, that player will then be completely free to sign with any team without any penalty or any restrictions.