Isiah Pacheco was a miss for the Broncos; one they can fix in 2024
Denver should've taken the Kansas City running back in the 2022 NFL Draft, a mistake they can correct with a similar player this year
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Isiah Pacheco was a miss for the Broncos...
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Guy sounds like a typical poster. Claims to have been right a couple of years ago, and now doesn't want to let you forget itIsiah Pacheco was a miss for the Broncos; one they can fix in 2024
Denver should've taken the Kansas City running back in the 2022 NFL Draft, a mistake they can correct with a similar player this year
Every team missed on Pacheco. - multiple times...
He's in a good situation with a good team. Dodged one with the Broncos.
Pacheco wouldn't have been doing this with the Broncos.
And he wouldn't have picked up something around $475k in playoff money counting this coming Sunday
Pops doesn't make a lot of money by NFL standards so it's great he's cashing in so early in his career.
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Pacheco, Edwards, Cherry, Stapleton, Brackett, Izien and other good RU players were undrafted or low drafted but became good NFL players. I could see recruits being told to be careful of RU because it could hurt their value even if they are good. Does RU work with NFL teams aside from the pro day stuff? Some iffy movies get awards because the studios promote them. Good movies fail to get acclaim because they are quiet in background
That’s why this board is great! If you’re a great poster that is right alot you can prove it and bump legendary threads !
Others can then complain about the legends
You can’t make this kind of assessment from bringing in 2 and 3 star guys and transforming them into studs. That’s crazy. The guys we’ve put in the NFL came to us underrated as recruits. Very few guys will go from that to early NBA draft caliber because the low ranking in the first place accounts for measureables etc. If anything, this shows that Rutgers prepares players to perform well enough to compete at the next level.
Going strictly by compensation, Jason McCourty was a 6th Round pick yet made around $56 million in his career only trailing 1st Rounder DMac ($92+ million) and 3rd Rounder Logan Ryan ($59 million) not including playoff payouts.
Did he write: "Pop will get you to the top" and then bring it up 100's of times like he is a legend?
Jason McCourty is crying all the way to the bank. Where does one find this data? And btw, Jason is absolutely killing it in life after football, and may pass DMac in lifetime earnings if he gets higher profile announcing and broadcasting gigs.
Both McCourty's are doing TV so good for them!
I use OverTheCap to see player career earnings. Jason and Devin for example.
I use OverTheCap to see player career earnings. Jason and Devin for example.
Jason McCourty Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap
Jason McCourty contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract history
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Devin McCourty Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap
Devin McCourty contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract history
overthecap.com
Or Spotrac.com.
I don't know about Over The Cap but you can look up just about any NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL player over the past 20 years or so on Spotrac.
In case anyone is interested, After DMac, Ryan, and JMac are....
Sanu $32 million
Rice $30
Britt $30
Davis $28
Harmon $25
Sanu $32 million
Rice $30
Britt $30
Davis $28
Harmon $25
Not listed but remember, that was a different time. Everyone listed started their NFL career no earlier than 2007.
A few others.....
Zuttah $22 million
Joseph-Day $21 so far
Harris $14
