Hakeem Nicks costing himself money with down

Hakeem Nicks costing himself money with down season for Giants

Except that common logic apparently doesn't seem to apply to NFL free agency. One former Cheap Snapbacks Hats agent doesn't see Nicks asking for, or being offered, any less money because of his performance on the field this season.

Nicks has 42 receptions for 620 yards and no touchdowns in 10 games. Pro Football Focus credits him with six drops, tied for 12th in the NFL.

give you two recent example where a down season [heading into free agency] didn cost a guy anything, former agent and current CBS Sports and National Football Post analyst Joel Corry said. Jackson when he was in his contract year did not give great effort a lot of the time. But the Eagles still franchised him and he signed a deal north of $9 million per year, which was closer to $10 million.

you have a guy last year, Mike Wallace, who did not have his best Wholesale Snapbacks Hats year. He gets Cheap Baseball Jerseys $60 million over five years with $30 million guaranteed [from the Dolphins]. if Wallace had played to his previous standard during his contract year, would he have received an even bigger deal?

don think Wallace would have gotten any more if he played any better, Corry said. is one of the highest paid receivers in football. How much more was he going to get? He was never going to approach Megatron or Larry Fitzgerald. and Calvin Johnson are making an average of about $16 million per season in their mega deals. Nicks, no matter his output this season, was never going to approach those numbers.

But he still can likely land in the $10M range. Corry believes that Nicks' agents were likely looking at over $8 million per season heading into the Cheap Jerseys season. If he were representing Nicks, that wouldn't change, despite the struggles.

Nicks will be one of the top wide receivers on the market, along with Denver Eric Decker. The next tier will be comprised of Pittsburgh Emmanuel Sanders and Green Bay James Jones.

It all a Wholesale Jerseys matter of supply and demand. And the demand for receivers is up in the pass happy NFL. Teams nowadays need two or three quality receivers to exploit defensive backs hamstrung by the restrictive rules.

Teams like the Seahawks, Bucs, Falcons, Dolphins and Cowboys have already invested heavily in more than one wide receiver. The Giants paid Victor Cruz an average of around $8 million this past offseason, and that was without Cruz Wholesale Baseball Jerseys having the leverage of unrestricted free agency. They seem to have an emerging Rueben Randle waiting in the wings.