March 4, 201411 yr comment_43085 My guess is Goltz was making more than $100,000 per season last year.maybe with incentives, but those would have fallen off this year due to lack of playing time. Not including incentives. I wouldn't be surprised if his base was in the $140,000 to $150,000 range. Mike, do you know any info on what his base was?
March 4, 201411 yr Author comment_43086 Numbers wise, no. But I know they basically gave him the equivalent of a #2 QB salary.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43087 Numbers wise, no. But I know they basically gave him the equivalent of a #2 QB salary. Do you have any ballpark figures for a salary for #2?
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43088 Typically a #2 CFL QB will make a minimum of $100k plus incentives for games started. My guess is Goltz was on the lower end compared to other CFL #2 QBs.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43089 Numbers wise, no. But I know they basically gave him the equivalent of a #2 QB salary. Do you have any ballpark figures for a salary for #2? It depends if your number 2 is evil or not. If so, then - $1 BILLION dollars....
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43093 CFL News @CFL_News 16m Word is @BrianBrohm was obtained by #Bombers via the #Ticats for a 4th rd draft pick or better, based on playing time. #CFL Pretty much, Alex Hall and a 2nd round pick for Neufeld and Brohm... ... not really. ...? Did we not trade a 2015 pick as part of the Neufeld deal? we traded our 2014 second rounder Typo... what I mean is we got a 2015 pick as part of the Neufeld deal... the 4th that was dangled for Brohm
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43104 Typically a #2 CFL QB will make a minimum of $100k plus incentives for games started. My guess is Goltz was on the lower end compared to other CFL #2 QBs. That just seems low to me.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43108 Your tie is still crooked, Justin. He dropped his cuffs. Hey, what's your take on Brohm, Zontar?
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43112 He's in jail, isn't he? Ya, forgot about that ... maybe he can play in prison like Burt Reynolds and Adam Sandler LOL
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43117 From Penton on how the conditional draft pick likely works: On Monday the Bombers acquired Brohm, 28, from the Tiger-Cats for a conditional 2015 draft pick. It’s a fourth-round selection that will improve to a third or second based on how much Brohm plays for the Bombers in 2014. It’s normal for those stipulations to be activated through six, nine or 12 starts.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43122 Your tie is still crooked, Justin. He dropped his cuffs. Hey, what's your take on Brohm, Zontar? Absolute mystery. Got hurt in camp somehow and never saw a snap after that. The one time I went down to camp he wasnt there.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43123 Your tie is still crooked, Justin. That's because Burke told him to stop adjusting it.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43131 He's in jail, isn't he?Ya, forgot about that ... maybe he can play in prison like Burt Reynolds and Adam Sandler LOL except that the prison team wouldn't even want him...he's not good enough.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43133 IMO Justin Goltz never had the tools to get it done, especially when you compare him to my boy BB.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43206 Goltz had the height & athletic ability. However, any more comparisons to a qb ended in two places. His arm & his head. How Mack & Burke kept that dude over Elliott is mind boggling.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43208 Goltz had the height & athletic ability. However, any more comparisons to a qb ended in two places. His arm & his head. How Mack & Burke kept that dude over Elliott is mind boggling. Elliott and Goltz both for the Tim Burke special.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43211 The concern remains based on the depth and experience level at the QB spot on the BB there has to be a concern moving into the season.
March 4, 201411 yr comment_43212 The concern remains based on the depth and experience level at the QB spot on the BB there has to be a concern moving into the season. At least the young guys they have now have some decent upside. I still would like Glenn here as a stable veteran presence as he'd add some wins to the ledger. And that is what we need... wins.
March 5, 201411 yr comment_43217 Still wondering how we didn't end up with Jarrett Lee BC signed him.
March 5, 201411 yr comment_43236 Another scouting report on Brohm: 1. Brian Brohm > Louisville 6-4 | 226 | 4.95 Final Grade: 8.4 COMP YDS TD INT YD/COMP 2004 67.4% 819 6 2 8.36 2005 68.8% 2883 19 5 9.58 2006 63.6% 3049 16 5 9.74 2007 65.1% 4024 30 12 8.51 NFL comparison: Peyton Manning, Colts Arm strength: Makes all the throws with zip and accuracy, but lacks a true rocket arm. His footwork, delivery and release are efficient, making his arm look stronger than it really is. Cannot make great downfield throws when unable to stride into them. Grade: 8.5 Accuracy/delivery: Has a compact and efficient release and consistently gets rid of the ball quickly. Sometimes gets deliberate when throwing, leading to defenders closing in and breaking up passes. Is accurate on throws all over the field. Grade: 8.5 Field vision: Has great field vision, identifying coverages and making correct decisions. Doesn't get fooled by defensive schemes and switches, getting the ball to the right man. Grade: 8.5 Running ability: Shows great, quick footwork to slide and move well in the pocket to avoid pressure. Lacks the ability to tuck the ball and run to make big plays. Grade: 6.5 Intangibles: Comes from a football family; his father and two older brothers are coaches. Clearly has the work ethic, intelligence and feel that is rare for a college quarterback. Grade: 8.0 Bottom line: Considering that Brohm is the son of a coach and his brothers coached him at Louisville, it is no surprise that he has great footwork and technique. He typically makes great decisions, although Brohm forced throws as a senior while trying to carry the offense. In addition to his strong, accurate arm, he has both the mental and athletic acumen to become a terrific starting quarterback early in his NFL career.
March 5, 201411 yr comment_43237 Seems to me that McManus puts more emphasis on QBs who are accurate, bigger guys who can take a punishment, smart QBs who can read a defense, with a little escapability. Where Mack put more of an emphasis it seems on mobility and less so on accurancy and smarts.
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