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July 3, 2012 by Mike Dussault

I don’t sense any real motivation to get this extended. The Patriots seem perfectly fine with the talented, but older, receiver playing out the tag. While Welker, clearly, would like a little more money and security from a longer deal, I don’t see it happening now after all this time. He loves being a Patriot and playing with Tom Brady, and the sides could always work out a new deal down the line, and in the meantime he gets roughly $10 million. Sources with knowledge of this negotiation have believed for months that Welker would end up playing 2012 on the tag and that became even more clear when he signed it and joined offseason work a while back. It would take a fairly drastic turn of events to get off that track now.

LaCanfora on Welker-Pats long term contract negotiations.

Breaking down chances of teams securing franchised players to long-term deals – NFL – CBSSports.com News, Rumors, Scores, Stats, Fantasy

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