Posted on 02/27/2007 9:44:03 PM PST by rock_lobsta
The Kansas City Chiefs have reached an agreement with veteran quarterback Damon Huard on a three-year extension that takes him off the unrestricted market and further dilutes the pool of players who will be available at the position when the free-agency signing period begins on Friday.
Financial details were not immediately available on Huard's new deal, but it clearly represents a substantial raise. Huard earned a base salary of $710,000 in 2006, the NFL minimum for a player of his tenure.
"Damon had an excellent year in 2006 and contributed directly to getting our team to the playoffs," Chiefs general manager Carl Peterson said in a release. "Damon is an excellent veteran player and an outstanding person. We're delighted to have him under contract."
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How would you describe Herm's Offense?
...short stuff?
A likely scenario. He should have been given a chance in the playoffs when Green was ice cold.
Is Huard banking another Green concussion?
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