Dylan Gandy Signs Tender
by Sean Yuille on Apr 15, 2010 12:41 PM EDT
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PrintOffensive guard Dylan Gandy signed his tendered contract offer today. His tender is one-year-long and is worth $1,176,000.
Gandy is a versatile offensive lineman who will be depth at multiple positions. He actually started in five games last season, but more than anything that was because Stephen Peterman was injured and because there was a revolving door at left guard.
With Gandy re-signing, the only unsigned restricted free agent who was tendered an offer is safety Daniel Bullocks. Cody Spencer has not re-signed either, but he was not tendered an offer.
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I expect RFA's signing tenders like crazy today.
With the current rules regarding RFA’s there only other option is sitting out a year if they want to part ways with their current teams best to sign with the option of exploring trade possibilities.
April 15th
Is the deadline, right? I’m hoping Bullocks signs.
Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain. Lily Tomlin
It's the deadline they can sign an offer from another team.
With the tenders placed on the players I don’t think any of them will get an offer from another team today.
Like this guy as a backup.....
….You need one Olineman that can play all the positions…..Gandy Can.
by BennieBladesFan on Apr 15, 2010 2:03 PM EDT reply actions
Good for depth
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