Tuesday’s Giants News: ‘Boys Retain Barber & Newman
According to NFL.com, the Dallas Cowboys have reached agreements with RB Marion Barber and CB Terence Newman to long-term extensions today.
- “Barber agreed to a seven-year deal worth $45 million, with $16 million in guaranteed bonuses. The deal will total $21 million over the first three years, all of which puts him in the salary range of LaDainian Tomlinson, Edgerrin James and Larry Johnson — heady stuff for a guy whose only career start came in his last game.”
- “Newman’s deal is a six-year extension. Since he had one year left on his original contract, that means he’s also locked up through 2014, just like Barber. His contract is worth $50.2 million, including $22.5 million guaranteed.”
So now we gotta face the Barbarian for the next 7 years. Newman doesn’t bother me because he’s so wrapped up in talking smack that he forgets to play the game.
Defensive Coaches Speak - Michael Eisen pointed out that the Defensive Staff met with the media today. Eisen provided the entire transcript.
Transcript: Safeties Coach David Merritt - Giants.com had a Q&A Session with David Merritt.
Transcript: Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo - Giants.com had a Q&A Session with Steve Spagnuolo.
New York Post:
ELI READY TO ‘SHOCK’ - Dan Martin tells us that Eli Manning is looking forward to playing with Jeremy Shockey in ‘08.
The Star-Ledger:
A late vote for SB MVP - David Merritt believes that James Butler was the MVP of Super Bowl XLII.
TE coach Pope on Shockey - Mike Garafolo lets us know that Mike Pope was asked a bunch of questions from the media about Shockey, and Pope has not spoken to Shockey.
Snee not worried about his contract
