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04-17-2003, 03:05 PM
NEW ORLEANS -- Early work to renegotiate the contract for New Orleans Saints wide receiver Joe Horn went well.
Horn
No deal was completed, but Horn left the meeting Wednesday feeling more optimistic that a new pact will be finished.
During the three-hour meeting, several options were discussed, but the two sides appear to have settled on a three-year deal that averages between $4.5 million and $5 million a year and includes a signing bonus in the $6 million to $7 million range.
The deal would place Horn among the 10 highest-paid receivers in the league.
"Everything was positive,'' said Ralph Vitolo, Horn's agent. "Diligent efforts were made by us and the Saints to reach a deal. It's going to take a little time and there's nothing in stone yet, but we like the direction we're moving in.''
Horn is entering the final two years of a four-year contract. He is scheduled to earn a base salary of $2.7 million this season.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/news/2003/0417/1540525.html
Horn
No deal was completed, but Horn left the meeting Wednesday feeling more optimistic that a new pact will be finished.
During the three-hour meeting, several options were discussed, but the two sides appear to have settled on a three-year deal that averages between $4.5 million and $5 million a year and includes a signing bonus in the $6 million to $7 million range.
The deal would place Horn among the 10 highest-paid receivers in the league.
"Everything was positive,'' said Ralph Vitolo, Horn's agent. "Diligent efforts were made by us and the Saints to reach a deal. It's going to take a little time and there's nothing in stone yet, but we like the direction we're moving in.''
Horn is entering the final two years of a four-year contract. He is scheduled to earn a base salary of $2.7 million this season.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/news/2003/0417/1540525.html