DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by okdkid:

Originally posted by SlipAndSlideBosa:
If he is not playing week 1 or with a limited snap count, then that is a failure by the front office for not getting this done in a timely manner. He needs to be ready to go for that game, so get it done!

Why is that on the FO?? If Bosa is off in crazy town — why would the Niners meet him there?

Youre talking about week 1 2023 problems when this is a multiple year contract. They are not the same.

He's not in crazy town and if reports that they are $4 million apart then it's a HUGE fail by the FO. Bosa has all the leverage in this situation, and if the team even loses him for 1 week and it costs a game, they will have shot themselves in BOTH feet.

Plus, Lynch has said multiple times that they have 'budgeted' for Bosa's contract

Just a guess, but based on context I think Breer got the "almost $4M apart" number from the difference in Watt's and AD's contracts ($28M vs. $31.67M).

Originally posted by ninerjok:
I heard somewhere there's something like a 4 million per year gap in the two sides, 4 f**king million? That's bad

Lynch is cheap

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Just a guess, but based on context I think Breer got the "almost $4M apart" number from the difference in Watt's and AD's contracts ($28M vs. $31.67M).

$4M annually or is it for just one of the years? being off 20 mil is quite a problem.. lol just give him more signing bonus and get this damn rodeo over with.

K&L at the Coinstar doing all they can lol💰

Originally posted by ninerjok:
I heard somewhere there's something like a 4 million per year gap in the two sides, 4 f**king million? That's bad

Yeah, PER YEAR! What, from $32m per year to $36? That's $20m over the anticipated 5 year contract, over what's already a record contract. We can't do that.

Bosa does Not have the leverage. He's on his 5th year option guaranteed now, and two additional years franchised would Not cost us more than his new contract will. Plus, that way we have injury protection year to year, and Bosa doesn't, and we can still work on a long term deal.

Come on, we're glad to make him the highest paid non quarterback Ever. Take Yes for an answer, Nick. Your royalties will be much larger when you are a multi time Super Bowl Champion.

Originally posted by fly15:

Originally posted by ninerjok:
I heard somewhere there's something like a 4 million per year gap in the two sides, 4 f**king million? That's bad

Lynch is cheap

But not Stupid.

Originally posted by Fanaticofnfl:
Just a guess, but based on context I think Breer got the "almost $4M apart" number from the difference in Watt's and AD's contracts ($28M vs. $31.67M).

bullseye

no breaking news here he is just speculating, but probably pretty close

Originally posted by ninerfan4life:

I remain a believer that IF the 49ers and Nick Bosa's side get a contract signed before Saturday, Sept. 9, at 4PM (ET), he'll be activated from the reserve/did not report list and be in uniform the next day in Pittsburgh. Why not?

— Matt Maiocco (@MaioccoNBCS) September 1, 2023

Core muscle injury.

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by ninerjok:
I heard somewhere there's something like a 4 million per year gap in the two sides, 4 f**king million? That's bad

Yeah, PER YEAR! What, from $32m per year to $36? That's $20m over the anticipated 5 year contract, over what's already a record contract. We can't do that.

Bosa does Not have the leverage. He's on his 5th year option guaranteed now, and two additional years franchised would Not cost us more than his new contract will. Plus, that way we have injury protection year to year, and Bosa doesn't, and we can still work on a long term deal.

Come on, we're glad to make him the highest paid non quarterback Ever. Take Yes for an answer, Nick. Your royalties will be much larger when you are a multi time Super Bowl Champion.

It's a pretty sizable gap…add a million and make the other 3 incentive based.

I mean Nick doesn't really come off a a commercial type guy lol.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by ninerjok:
I heard somewhere there's something like a 4 million per year gap in the two sides, 4 f**king million? That's bad

Yeah, PER YEAR! What, from $32m per year to $36? That's $20m over the anticipated 5 year contract, over what's already a record contract. We can't do that.

Bosa does Not have the leverage. He's on his 5th year option guaranteed now, and two additional years franchised would Not cost us more than his new contract will. Plus, that way we have injury protection year to year, and Bosa doesn't, and we can still work on a long term deal.

Come on, we're glad to make him the highest paid non quarterback Ever. Take Yes for an answer, Nick. Your royalties will be much larger when you are a multi time Super Bowl Champion.

It's a pretty sizable gap…add a million and make the other 4 incentive based.

I mean Nick doesn't really come off a a commercial type guy lol.

When have either of the Bosa Brothers Not held out?

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by ninerjok:
I heard somewhere there's something like a 4 million per year gap in the two sides, 4 f**king million? That's bad

Yeah, PER YEAR! What, from $32m per year to $36? That's $20m over the anticipated 5 year contract, over what's already a record contract. We can't do that.

Bosa does Not have the leverage. He's on his 5th year option guaranteed now, and two additional years franchised would Not cost us more than his new contract will. Plus, that way we have injury protection year to year, and Bosa doesn't, and we can still work on a long term deal.

Come on, we're glad to make him the highest paid non quarterback Ever. Take Yes for an answer, Nick. Your royalties will be much larger when you are a multi time Super Bowl Champion.

Well what if that $4M is the difference in being the highest paid non QB ever, or not?

Originally posted by SLCNiner:

Originally posted by BOI49er:

Originally posted by ninerjok:
I heard somewhere there's something like a 4 million per year gap in the two sides, 4 f**king million? That's bad

Yeah, PER YEAR! What, from $32m per year to $36? That's $20m over the anticipated 5 year contract, over what's already a record contract. We can't do that.

Bosa does Not have the leverage. He's on his 5th year option guaranteed now, and two additional years franchised would Not cost us more than his new contract will. Plus, that way we have injury protection year to year, and Bosa doesn't, and we can still work on a long term deal.

Come on, we're glad to make him the highest paid non quarterback Ever. Take Yes for an answer, Nick. Your royalties will be much larger when you are a multi time Super Bowl Champion.

Well what if that $4M is the difference in being the highest paid non QB ever, or not?

I think the team long ago acknowledged that expectation, so I think no.

Originally posted by BOI49er:
When have either of the Bosa Brothers Not held out?

I mean just pay him. People want the best defensive player in football…that s**t is expensive.

They are probally low-balling him if they are $4 Million apart. Because even if Bosa is asking for $35 Million it means they are offering him $31 which is a low-ball offer imo because it doesn't involve him being the highest paid non QB which is what everyone knew they would have to pay. He's probally asking for 34 and Niners are offering like 30. He's currently the best defensive player in the league who is 25 and just entering his prime and should be paid like the best defensive player in the league.