Not a GOOD agent. A GOOD agent doesn’t want other agents and players setting the market for their player. A GOOD agent wants to SET the market.
perhaps. Lots of these guys want to "re" set the market.
But it has become standard O.P. for 2nd round picks to be the last to fall...agents routinely wait until the guys around their guy sign..
with our guy, the player just in front and the player just behind have now both been signed...so its easy enough to split the difference between those two contracts.
for the sake of argument I would hazard there are very few "Good" NFL agents...by my standards anyway. I believe in Right and Fair...and as an agent would fight to get the best and most that was right and fair for my client. sometimes that might involve telling my client that despite his ego he is in fact "Not" the best damn WR on the planet and does not deserve to be paid like he is. However, He "IS" better than JoeBob and BillyBob, who both got "X" trazillion dollars last year...and then the salary cap went up 12 percent....so I am thinking "X Trazillion dollars plus 15 percent"...but not X Trazillion dollars plus 50 percent.
Greed has never been a part of my makeup, but ethics has. which is why even though I really love cars, and I love the sales process...I have never gone into car sales. Greed and poor ethics run amok in that business and I just cant bring myself to participate.
So, I dunno...maybe I would make an absolute shyte sports agent, lol....but I just think both sides should be working to an agreement that is mutually beneficial while being fair and morally correct.