Atari's injury taking longer then expected

[Patler]

Perhaps I was not clear. They didn't compliment Rosenhaus about the Walker situation, but said he is generally one of the best to work with. That he repesents a lot of other players, and gets things done.

That same off season, the Packers signed a couple other deals with Rosenhaus players.

Which players?

Little and Freeman for sure, and a one year deal with Davenport as I recall. I think there was a linebacker they signed that year too, but I don't remember who.

[Patler]

Patler is often careful to be precise about meaning. He did not say the Packers were complimentary about Rosenhaus and his role in the Walker deal. He said at the time of the Walker deal the Packers mentioned that Rosenhaus was a good agent to deal with.

In the context of the rest of Patler's post, I took it to mean that, in the mind of the Packers organization, Rosenhaus had a history of quick, fair work on contracts with low-profie players.

I guess the question is whether or not Drew, Atari and the Packers see Mr. Bigby as a big deal player or a low-profile player.

EDIT: This post has been rendered obsolete since Patler answered for his own damself.

I'm glad at least one person understood my original post!

[Tarlam!]

I'm glad at least one person understood my original post!

Hey now, give us a break - we've been Patlerized so often!

[Fritz]

Bigby thought by hiring Rosenhaus he could secure a big contract -- like Jennings and Collins.

I doubt that very, very much.

Actually, Rosenhaus has a very good reputation for getting deals done for typical players. Even at the time of the Walker fiasco, the Packers said Rosenhaus was one of the best agents to deal with because he moves things along.

It's only the high profile guys that Rosenhaus goes wild with.

I do not recall the Packers complimenting Rosenhaus on the Walker deal especially since he was escalating the problems.

Frickin' Patler.


News to me as well. I'm sure Patler has a source, though.

And I stand by my comments in this thread. TT has proven beyond a doubt by actions that he takes care of deserving players. Obviously Bigby and Colledge still haven't proven their value, except for their current deals.

Patler is often careful to be precise about meaning. He did not say the Packers were complimentary about Rosenhaus and his role in the Walker deal. He said at the time of the Walker deal the Packers mentioned that Rosenhaus was a good agent to deal with.

In the context of the rest of Patler's post, I took it to mean that, in the mind of the Packers organization, Rosenhaus had a history of quick, fair work on contracts with low-profie players.

I guess the question is whether or not Drew, Atari and the Packers see Mr. Bigby as a big deal player or a low-profile player.

EDIT: This post has been rendered obsolete since Patler answered for his own damself.

Frickin' Patler.