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The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the Falcons have agreed to terms with CB Asante Samuel on a three-year, $18.5 million contract.
The trade is all but complete. Samuel's old deal had $21.3 million over two years remaining in base salary alone, so he's accepting a sizable pay cut from that contract. The Falcons are expected to throw a late-round pick Philly's way.
Someone explain why he'd agree to this? Wouldn't it be better to hope the Eagles pay you or release you and then you can hit the open market?
The trade is all but complete. Samuel's old deal had $21.3 million over two years remaining in base salary alone, so he's accepting a sizable pay cut from that contract. The Falcons are expected to throw a late-round pick Philly's way.
Someone explain why he'd agree to this? Wouldn't it be better to hope the Eagles pay you or release you and then you can hit the open market?