The All Things Terry Thread

Its a job. Im sure he was willing to be traded and just like Trent, he wouldve become one of whatever fanbases favorite player
 

I'm sorry. I'm sure he was asked the question, but he needs to deflect.

Saying to the fan base that you were sincere in your request to be traded sounds childish and is just stupid. It certainly doesn't endear anyone to him. Just a bratty thing to say.
 
I'm sorry. I'm sure he was asked the question, but he needs to deflect.

Saying to the fan base that you were sincere in your request to be traded sounds childish and is just stupid. It certainly doesn't endear anyone to him. Just a bratty thing to say.
I dont think he meant anything by it, searching for words answering contract questions in his presser. He signed a team friendly contract. He isnt holding out games. I forgive
 
I dont think he meant anything by it, searching for words answering contract questions in his presser. He signed a team friendly contract. He isnt holding out games. I forgive
Honestly, I view this as a failing of his agent (or the team) someone should have prepped him for that question. It's a bad-look answer. He should be savvier than that. It's just a great soundbite for anyone who wants to stir the pot.
 
He's definitely going to be seen as less of a 'hero' type player and more of a typical NFL player. But once the bullets start flying, if he continues to be a key guy and produces, this will all dissipate and he'll be a fan favorite again.


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If he looks rusty or catches a hammy in the first couple weeks and the team gets off to a poor start…he is gonna get dragged so hard.
 
No matter how you look at it, it’s a bad look for Terry. There was not one reported trade offer for his services - likely for the very same reasons the team wasn’t tripping over itself to meet his demands.
team wasnt entertaining trades though. Team knew they had him over a barrel basically and still showed love.

They need eachother at the moment
 
team wasnt entertaining trades though. Team knew they had him over a barrel basically and still showed love.

They need eachother at the moment
Teams say the aren’t entertaining trades all the time and still field calls about trades.

They do need each other and I’m glad it’s over. But the silence post trade request was rather damning. Not because he’s not a good player but he’s asking for a mint, and you have to give up assets to get him. It’s a short list of dudes who can pull that off.
 
Teams say the aren’t entertaining trades all the time and still field calls about trades.

They do need each other and I’m glad it’s over. But the silence post trade request was rather damning. Not because he’s not a good player but he’s asking for a mint, and you have to give up assets to get him. It’s a short list of dudes who can pull that off.
if we went one and done in the playoffs last season, think this wouldve gone down different?

just a high question... wondering if we wouldve traded him
 
I don’t like how much he’s talking. TM has a case of TMI. That stuff about the trade request? Nope don’t like it.
 
Are people still going to be arguing over who won this negotiation when Washington wins a Super Bowl? 🤣

I hope everyone can just be happy when the time comes 🫡
 
I was talking to ChatGPT about the odds they keep in 2027 and 2028. This is what chatgpt said:

⚖️ Key Factors​


  1. Age/Performance Decline
    • Terry will be 31 in 2027 and 32 in 2028.
    • Historically, WRs who rely on route-running and reliability (not just speed) can stay productive into early 30s (see Keenan Allen, DeAndre Hopkins, Mike Evans).
    • But explosive production often starts tapering around 31–32.
  2. Cap Growth
    • NFL cap is projected to rise ~$15–20M per year.
    • By 2027–2028, the cap could be in the $330–350M range (up from ~$260M in 2024).
    • That makes a $25–31M WR cap hit less painful than it sounds today.
  3. Contract Structure
    • 2027 cap hit: ~$25.5M
    • 2028 cap hit: ~$31M
    • Both years carry no guarantees, meaning Washington can cut him with little or no dead money.
    • This makes 2027 an easier "yes," 2028 more performance/health dependent.



📊 Estimated Probabilities​


YearCap HitAgeContextKeep %
2027~$25.5M31Still likely productive, cap environment makes it manageable, no dead cap penalty to cut.65% chance kept
2028~$31M32Higher cap number, age-related decline more likely, team could draft cheaper WR replacement.35% chance kept



✅ Bottom Line​


  • 2027: More likely than not he’s still a Commander (about 2 in 3 odds).
  • 2028: A toss-up leaning toward a cut — only about a 1 in 3 chance he plays that year under current deal.

So realistically, this extension is best viewed as a 2–3 year contract, with 2028 as a paper year for leverage/cap smoothing.
 
So, what if he is like Art Monk and has 86 catches for 1186 yards and 8 TDs in his age 32 season?

You just don’t know. Terry has been very consistent and durable and has not suffered an ACL or Achilles that would likely impact his longevity up to this point.
 
So, what if he is like Art Monk and has 86 catches for 1186 yards and 8 TDs in his age 32 season?

You just don’t know. Terry has been very consistent and durable and has not suffered an ACL or Achilles that would likely impact his longevity up to this point.

Then he’ll be one of the outliers, as everyone’s been saying. Which will be great if it happens, but still completely unpredictable and a low percentage outcome. Which is why it’s excellent that Peters structured the contract how he did, we’re fine either way.
 
Actually it adds to the Keim legend for me. He makes points in such understated ways, unlike for example Schefter who comes off so definitive, that sometimes I pause to wonder if he's not 100% sure. But 90% or so of the time he nails it. And the odd thing about him is he seems to have no interest in getting credit for it or being the first with the info.

When all of the reporters were guessing what the true AAV was, Keim said he thinks it could be 29 million. When Keim even soft pedals his points, it’s usually something he's heard that he trusts.

I’m also a big fan of Keim—and I appreciate how you keep us all informed about a variety of sources—but isn’t this is a little revisionist? In the free agency thread, you interpreted his hints as implying the team would go slightly above market rate. Which I suppose is arguably true for AAV but not really for the guaranteed money.

I can see that perhaps.

With Terry specifically, according to Keim among others they've strongly hinted that whatever compromise figure they might hit for Terry this team feels is an above market deal. So if its 28 million for example, they'd think its an overpay but I gather will do it for Terry. But they feel Terry's wants is an absurd overpay.
 
So, what if he is like Art Monk and has 86 catches for 1186 yards and 8 TDs in his age 32 season?

You just don’t know. Terry has been very consistent and durable and has not suffered an ACL or Achilles that would likely impact his longevity up to this point.

We don't *know* but we do have plenty of data that strongly correlates a receiver being 30 and over with a decline in production. It's just regular old Bayesian reasoning. Could he be one of the very rare outliers? Sure. But there's no reason to assume that he (or any WR) will be.
 
So 2 years $25M per. Terry blinked - I would bet that has been about what the team had on the table for a while.

It’s a fair deal for both sides IMO.
Yep, I was wrong. Buddy was the chicken.

Fucker still got paid though after causing us fans unneeded drama. It's life in the NFL - everyone in the game gets paid. AP did good in what is his first lengthy negotiation here.
 
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