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worth playing out that contract, as it's not really backloaded.  Had the Pats matched that offer, I'm pretty sure he would have stayed. again, it depends on the bonus money from the Pats. we'll probably never know the actually details the Pats offered but if it were close in bonus, then the first 2 years of the deal would have been very close and that's all there is assured to this deal. his deal with the Titans has the first 2 years is a little over 4.5 avg, so not bad with cap hits of 2 and 3.7 mill, but year 3 and 4 have a cap hit of 5.2, still not real bad, but you better be playing well or as I said, in year 3 they actually gain .4 mill in cap space by cutting him. its always in the details .... It's not terribly backloaded though.  It looks like it only increases in proportion to the increase in the cap.  You're right that he'll have to be playing well, but I don't think anyone his age thinks they'll get worse in a few years time.  I don't think he'll be thrown to the wolves as Peerless Price was (#2 being thrust into #1 role with no help), as he has Bennett complementing him, so I think he'll probably continue to produce.  The question ultimately will hinge on what the going rate for WRs of his caliber becomes in upcoming years.  The price is a little inflated this year due to the laws of supply and demand.  Maybe the opposite will be true three years from now.

what I find odd is his quote (paraphrased) I've been watching Steve McNair over the years and am thrilled to be playing with him . Does he not know