Rams' Jackson reports for duty

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His 27-day holdout over, it's back to work for Pro Bowl running back Steven Jackson. By the time Jackson arrived in St. Louis late Wednesday night, his contract extension was all but a done deal."In principle, it's agreed to," Jackson said. Once a few more details are ironed out today, Jackson, said, "We'll be pretty much done." Jackson said the original stalemate was a matter of "just ... [link]

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Closing Time: Union of the Snakes
Published 8/21/2008 by Scott Pianowski at Roto Arcade
... the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that wants to return to the majors in 2009. Izzy used the Jeremy Roenick method to convey the news, a text message. "Tons of desire," Isringhausen said with his fingers. "Mind is willing. Just gotta get the body there." Sticking by the St. Louis archway, here's your rundown: Adam Wainwright is returning (Friday against Atlanta, good draw); Chris Perez is staying put (the ninth is his); and Steven Jackson is headed back to work (not worth its own blog post, but at least it makes the first round tidy ...

Around the NFC West: Jackson expects to sign
Published 8/21/2008 at ESPN.com - NFL Nation - Blog
... Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch says the Rams have agreed in principle on a contract with running back Steven Jackson. Thomas has a pretty good source on this one. "In principle, it's agreed to," Jackson told the Post-Dispatch. ...

JACKSON SAYS DEAL DONE “IN PRINCIPLE”
Published 8/21/2008 by Michael David Smith at ProFootballTalk.com
... , and now he says he’s about to get paid.“ In principle, it’s agreed to ,” Jackson told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch . He added that a few more details on a new contract will be worked out today and then, “We’ll be pretty much done … we got it done.” Although contract negotiations that involve holdouts are often acrimonious, Jackson said he’s satisfied with the way negotiations have progressed.“Things really got hot and heavy [Wednesday], and that’s when I booked the flight,” Jackson said. “When you’re talking about this kind of money, there’s going to be some kind of gripes ...

Getting Steven Jackson game-ready
Published 8/21/2008 by VanRam at Turf Show Times
... Philosophy. Jackson's 27 day holdout came down to a difference in "philosophy." The philosophy of the contract's guaranteed money, rather than the number of angels on a pin's head, kept us breathing easy and wondering if this season wouldn't just end up a carbon copy of the last. Well, whatever your philosophy, we can be glad the damn thing's over. ...

The Week In Quotes: August 21, 2008
Published 8/21/2008 by Vince Verhei at N/A
... of NFL players, particularly those at his position“It’s definitely something I’m proud of and I can live with.” – Jackson on his new deal“I’ve been working out, keeping a low profile — staying away from sports radio and talk and all that kind of stuff. I was in Vegas the entire time — at mom’s and dad’s house, taking in their love.” – Jackson, with information on his recent whereabouts that must have made Rams officials throw up in their mouths until they got to that last part ( St. Louis Post-Dispatch ) LOOK WHO DIDN’T“At the beginning of camp, I hadn’t asked for a trade. As ...

Steven Jackson Signs ... Officially
Published 8/21/2008 at FanHouse
Filed under: Rams, NFC WestThe real breaking news here was when Steven Jackson returned to practice with his Rams teammates under the assumption a deal would be finalized very soon. Now said finalization has come to fruition. The bare bones: Jackson signed a six-year deal that will max out at just under $44 million, but the final two years will void out based on Jackson's performance. If that's the case, the four-year deal will be worth just under $30 million. The deal includes just over $20 million in ...

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