Report: Manziel, Tiger-Cats far apart in contract negotiations
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Former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are far apart in contract negotiations, TSN's Farhan Lalji reports.
The ex-Cleveland Browns signal-caller is reportedly seeking an offer in the $500,000 range, while the Ticats proposed a $150,000 deal with some minor incentives earlier in January.
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Manziel wants to be paid like a starter, but Hamilton never took his $500,000 demand seriously, added Lalji.
Hamilton remains optimistic about bringing Manziel for the 2018 season, though negotiations may continue right up until the start of training camp.
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