Did you read my entire post?!? I said I wouldn't want to spend more than a few minutes around the guy!Didn't bother to watch that interview - just not interested. It sounds like you have a soft heart for Wilson & now feel sorry for him?
You forgot to mention in his first year he led them to last place. Improved to 3rd this last season.Look at it from reality: Wilson didn't win & never even came close... in 2 yrs (30 games started) goes 11-19 with no playoffs & no division titles...absolutely egregious! (in fact, when Wilson was signed the media here became euphoric talking about how many SB titles he could bring to the Mile High City. Lol).
Wait, are you in Denver? You said "here". That explains a few things! LOL!
Because they are going to eat $37m to have him play for another team. Someone will sign him, for the vet minimum, and the Broncos will be paying the other $37m of his salary! It would have made more sense to hold on to him, then send him to the practice squad this coming season! At least they wouldn't have to listen to his motivational speeches on a daily basis if this were the case.And sit down the team & figure out a way for them to all work together for next year? WTH? Lol.
As to Denver now signing a vet? With what money?? Because of this debacle they'll be $27m over the cap for this coming year, with a whopping $85m in dead money!!!
Maybe they are looking at it this way. These are their black and white choices:
- We hold onto Wilson, put him on the bench (or practice squad) and see if anyone else wants him. They won't, but at least they won't have him, in the chance he makes their team better. We're out $39m, but it is what it is. Cutting him in 2025 is almost as bad, but won't leave us with the $85m cap hit.
- Wilson has fallen so bad, we hope he goes to another team and wrecks them, even if we have to pay for it!
Not too bad for Wilson though. Not only is he a multi-millionaire, he has that bright, shiny, positive, can-do attitude that will get him through life.