Banner declined to discuss his team's own 11 unrestricted free agents, including Jackson. Owner Jeff Lurie said earlier this month that the Eagles would welcome the wide receiver back, "if the right terms develop." But league sources said Jackson's opinion of his worth continues to be night-and-day different from the Eagles'.
While Jackson has said he would be willing to get franchised, the Eagles aren't likely to do that. If he signed the franchise tender, they would have to pay him $9.5 million next year. That's an awful lot of money to give a guy who has just five touchdown catches in his last 22 games.
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Adam Caplan said on his radio show today that DeSean still needs to get realistic with what he thinks he should get. If that’s the case I’m beginning to wonder if we franchise then trade him
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If the Eagles won't pay him what he wants..
Who do you think is going to pay him the money he wants. The Eagles are damned if they do, and damned if they don’t. He either goes out and realizes no one else is going to pay him and takes less money; or he straight up leaves. I doubt he gets what he wants anywhere. Anything north of 8 million is a major mistake…and even that is high.
"Eagles fans are a passionate group who love their team," said McNabb, "if not the actual players. It's not like winning a Super Bowl before the first month of the season is the hardest thing they've ever asked of me. That'd be all those times they asked me to go kill myself."
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