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Originally Posted by Mattyk72
He's talked to Cincy, he knows exactly what he's getting into there with Lewis.
He's talked to the Giants, Pierce has probably given him a pretty good idea of what they do there.
He's talked to Miami, he knows what he's getting into there because George Edwards is their LB coach.
So the only logical thing to me that could be holding up his signing seems to be a contract.
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Yet in another article you posted subsequent to this, they state that the Giants have a conflict within their organization (front office v. coaching staff) and that they aren't sure if he's the right fit or how much they can afford. Why do we presume that all of these clubs have made their offers to Lavar? Is it possible the holdup is on their end, not Lavar's?
And I guess I still don't understand what the problem is here? He's seeing who is going to give him the best deal? Ok, is that different than any other player in free agency? Is he the first player to take his time finding both 1. the right fit, and 2. the best contract? Is there something wrong with that? The only other time he had a chance to test the market, he forewent that opportunity to sign a long-term contract with the Skins. He could have waited and tested free agency, but didn't, regardless of whether he could have gotten more money from another team or not.