It is often concerning the money. It usually is, if if teams say it is not. In the case of Darrelle Revis, it had been entirely in regards to the money. There's no way the Jets were going to pay Revis quarterback-like money. He was already the greatest paid cornerback in the NFL at $11.5 million per year, since it was. Revis was demanding $16 million, and that is precisely what he got from the Bucs. The only real rub, nothing of it is fully guaranteed. At the conclusion of the day, the major loss in this package needs to be Jets head coach (for the present time), Rex Ryan. Revis made Ryan's protection acutely flexible. But without "Revis Island," the second becomes very people and the blitzing scheme becomes less effective. We took to the streets of NYC to ask New Yorkers about the business and if the Jets coach was indeed put up to fail. Read the video above and let's know your thinking on the Darrelle Revis business in the remarks below.
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