Benn signs 4 year deal with Bucs
by Buc Wild on Jul 27, 2010 5:05 PM EDT
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Arrelious Benn has signed his rookie contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It's a 4 year deal with $2.1 million guaranteed. The second round pick signed his deal just a few days before training camp and is in the running for a starting gig if his training camp unfolds the way most of us think it will. Welcome to the team Mr. Benn.
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This is a standard deal for his draft spot
Judging by the people who signed around him.
That said, good signing. Now just McCoy and bizarrely Cody Grimm to go.
Oh, I'm aware.
I just feel like we signed a future pro bowler.
Looking forward to the Cody Grimm signing
I feel he will have alot to prove and will be alot to the table for our Buc’s defense.
And i couldn’t be more happier with the 4-year deal Benn got.
Need to look at the rest of the contract in terms of performance bonuses
But I like it!!!
Front Office is doing its job :)
I hope this guy has a stellar career
I hope he develops into the go to guy we need on the outside and is an intimidating force on offense.
I'm finaly starting to get excited again for football!
Let’s do this!
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