Bianca Wilfork tweets about Patriots and Vince

he kinda told me, as he was listening on the radio while making some awesome beef stew.

With the non-exclusive tag Wilfork can look at other offers:

Four possible scenarios:
1. Wilfork finds out that whatever hang-up he had in the contract will be there in any other contract. He resigns with us.
2. He gets an offer from a resonable franchise for reasonable bucks. The Pats match the offer and we keep him.
3. He gets an offer from the Redskins or Raiders for ridiculous cash and they give us 2 first rounders.
4. Nobody wants to shell out Haynesworth bucks AND two first rounders, so Vince holds out until week ten.

If Vince holds out that long, the Pats will have someone replacing him. Vince won’t see the field in 2010, and any team that would want him is likely going to be facing an out-of-shape Wilfork whose first contract year would likely be a player strike. Doesn’t make alot of sense. I would think Vince would want to get something done this year for sure.

glad that their attitude is better than Vince’s earlier statements. Hopefully the deadline for the CBA will clarify things and they can keep him.

If she’s okay with the progression of the negotiations and that there’s an indication of a favorable resolution on the horizon, then Big Vince will be too.

But Wilfork’s attitude on this is much, much better than Dunta Robinson’s or Julius Peppers’s when they got tagged (Texans and Panthers, respectively).

Tagging might be a problem more than a solution; but you never know because it differs from player to player and position to position.