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Veteran guard Chris Liwienski agreed to a restructuring of his contract, which had three years to run but has been reduced to a two-year deal. Agent Vern Sharbaugh declined to comment on any other details of the restructuring.
Liwienski, who lost his starting job nine games into last season, was scheduled to make $2.065 million this season in salary and bonuses.
Liwienski restructures contract
Lets hope that the new coaches can help correct his "false start" problems.
it's all about depth at every position.it seems like we're signing the second tier guys now i.e goodspeed,whittle and liwienski..next phase bring in the big guns...waiting for free-agency is killing me...
he can still be a solid guard, he just developed poor techniques after his shoulder injury. and of course the false starts
I'm glad he is still with us. Once he gets the false start penalties figured out (which I guess he already should have figured out) he'll be a good OL for us.
good to see guys trying to help out the team. lets hope the lesser contract will somehow make him better on the field...
Like someone said earlier in this thread, if he works on his false start problem then he'll be a pretty good OL.
"singersp" wrote:
I hope!! Bryant McKinnie did a great job last year and was our best Lineman last season too!!!Quote:
Lets hope that the new coaches can help correct his "false start" problems.
does anyone know if Rosenthal is going to restructure his contract too? The moment his contract was signed 2 years ago I knew it was a mistake. I'd like to keep Mike around also but for a much cheaper price.
"PurpleManiac" wrote:
"Briefly: Linta said there was no news on a possible restructuring of Birk's contract or that of right tackle Mike Rosenthal."Quote:
does anyone know if Rosenthal is going to restructure his contract too? The moment his contract was signed 2 years ago I knew it was a mistake. I'd like to keep Mike around also but for a much cheaper price.