Will Bates stay with the Tigers?
This is a problem that has plagued Tigers fans for a season
Finally there is an answer!
On Monday, Cleveland Brown, Cincinnati Tigers and Kansas City Chiefs put forwards David Njoku, security guard Jessie Bates III and interceptor Orlando Brown Jr. on the perilous label to ensure they wouldn't play for other teams next season.
Brown labeled near-end winger David Njoku a privileged label
David Njoku is the Browns' 2017 debut. In the last 5 seasons, he has completed a total of 148 catches, advanced 1754 yards and completed 15 touchdowns.
Brown hopes to reach a long contract after labeling Nchoku, but if the two sides can't finally reach a consensus, Nchoku will receive a guaranteed contract of $10.931 million next season.
The Tigers labeled security guard Jesse Bates as privileged
Jesse Bates is the Tigers' second-round pick for 2018. In the past four seasons, he has completed a total of 407 tackles, 2 forced drops, and 10 interceptions, including 1 interception to attack the touchdown.
If he can't sign a long contract this offseason, Bates will receive a $12.911 million guarantee contract.
The Chiefs labeled interceptor Orlando Brown as privileged
Orlando Brown is a 3-round pick in 2018. The Chiefs spent a first-round pick in the last offseason to trade them from the Baltimore Ravens to the team. Brown also became the guarantee of the blind side of the team's star quarterback Patrick Mahomes last season.
While the Chiefs hope to sign a quick long contract with Brown, Brown said he is in no hurry and that the more important thing for now is to support Mahomes' wedding. If he doesn't reach his growth contract, Brown will be on a $16.6 million contract next season.
There is no rush to renew the contract
Little Margo's wedding is more important
This friendship between Brown and Little Margot is also too precious!