Thread: Rumor: Sanders looking for 4 year deal, $12 million per year

Lol, I'll bet he does love it. Not a chance dude.

Originally Posted by Denver Native (Carol)

WATCH: Emmanuel Sanders loves Von Miller’s new contract, says “Hopefully, I’m next!”

http://milehighsports.com/watch-emma...fully-im-next/

Dont count on it Sanders, at least not in Denver.

Originally Posted by Northman

Dont count on it Sanders, at least not in Denver.

He may be the next to be signed but not with $70 million in guaranteed money.

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

I'm 44 bro. The point is neither one or us is running a 4.5 any time soon.

Originally Posted by Davii

I don't know if I ever ran a 4.5 40.

I can still run for 4.5 seconds, I bet.......I don't know how far.

Originally Posted by Jaded

I can still run for 4.5 seconds, I bet.......I don't know how far.

Probably from the living room to the head.

Elway will find another good deal wr on the market like he always does. He there is a hole he will fill it.

I want sanders back but we can not pay everyone.

Originally Posted by NightTerror218

Elway will find another good deal wr on the market like he always does. He there is a hole he will fill it.

I want sanders back but we can not pay everyone.

It depends on what he'll take.

As far as receivers are concerned Sanders is only receiver Elway has ever pursued to fill a starters role.

Originally Posted by TXBRONC

It depends on what he'll take.

As far as receivers are concerned Sanders is only receiver Elway has ever pursued to fill a starters role.

Technically Welker was a starter.

Originally Posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor

Technically Welker was a starter.

You're right I forgot Welker. Other than those most receivers that Elway has gone after in free agency have been of the role players.

Originally Posted by TXBRONC

You're right I forgot Welker. Other than those most receivers that Elway has gone after in free agency have been of the role players.

That's true, but he had Decker and DT the first 3 years he was the GM.

Originally Posted by TXBRONC

Probably from the living room to the head.

Oh you know it.

Upon reconsideration, ES ain't worth it.

Originally Posted by TXBRONC

You're right I forgot Welker. Other than those most receivers that Elway has gone after in free agency have been of the role players.

He has had DT. Before sanders he had Decker. So it has not really been a need to grab a starting WR. Elway has signed ple ry if FA to starting roles.

This is starting to look like the DRC thing to me. We know players will cone to a winni g team for less. No linger having the manning pull but we still have a championship team.

Any FA WR that Elway signs from now on will not have Peyton Manning to develop him.

Parked in the far corner of the players’ lot on the Broncos’ first day of training camp was one of Emmanuel Sanders’ trophies, a gleaming white Ferrari 458 Spider with a red stripe draped across the hood.

It’s his latest toy, an upgrade over the white Lamborghini that carried him through the streets of Colorado the summer prior. But it’s one, perhaps, only Sanders can pull off as he weaves his way through traffic much like he does defenders.

Sanders likes the flash. But behind the designer clothing and luxury cars, behind the pearly smile and showman’s presence is a rawness and hunger to be the game’s finest receiver.

Stories of his workouts and hours spent on the field and in the gym are often told with a “can you believe it?” inflection. But this summer, after tasting the peak of success in Super Bowl 50, Sanders’ maniacal, almost obsessive-compulsive ethic was put into its highest gear yet.

“I want to be great,” he said. “I want to be recognized as being great. I still don’t feel like I’ve been recognized as great yet, no matter what I’ve attained. I went to the Pro Bowl, but still. Greatness is consistency to me. You can’t be a one-year wonder, and I proved that last year. But you have to stack years. You can’t settle. If you get comfortable, more than likely you’ll lose it. So I try not to get comfortable, and I think that starts with pushing myself to my limit every offseason.”

rest - http://www.denverpost.com/2016/07/29...contract-year/