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Monday, August 6, 2007
JaMarcus Russell's holdout could go well into the exhibition season. The Raiders don't want to pay the standard guarantees given to top picks. Russell wants the typical deal, which includes skill and injury guarantees. The guarantees would likely be in excess of $30 million. Expect a subtle, behind-the-scenes battle in which each side will leak out why the other is wrong in its bargaining position. If Russell can't get a market deal, he will continue his holdout. Quinn nearing deal: The key to ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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