I've overtly said I won't perform for the Vikings

John Robison does not begrudge fellow Minnesota Vikings defensive end Ray Edwards for seeking to be compensated much more.

But Robison made one factor obvious on 1500 ESPN's "Reusse & Mackey" display Tuesday: He needs the starting career that the unsigned -- and possibly infinite free agent -- Edwards features held.


"He deserves that payday, and at the same time, I feel like My spouse and i deserve the right to start," Robison told your Twin Cities r / c station. "I feel like I've fought every year to the right to start along with haven't really obtained the shot that I deserve yet, along with hopefully, now Let me get that shot in addition to he'll go get his payday as well as we'll all be happy."

The remarks were the latest in a series of offseason verbal vollies between your two, something that has been sparked when the Vikings gave Robison a three-year, $14.1 million contract in March simply days after tendering Edwards, that has twice as many sacks in the past four seasons, for example year at a extra than $2.8 million.

Edwards has taken the Vikings to be able to task for the salary disparity since, including on the same radio place in May.

"I've overtly said I won't perform for the Vikings, because of the simple fact of my back up is getting paid 80 much more percent than I am," Edwards mentioned. "There's no way I can achieve that to myself."

Robison said he have not taken Edwards' comments privately.

"I know Ray and also I've seen some of the remarks he made and we now have talked about it," Robison said. "He means simply no harm about it -- he has doing what he needs to do to get his payday, and he undoubtedly deserves a payday. He or she is had two excellent seasons playing remaining defensive end for us. He's definitely created a name for himself.In .

Edwards has taken the Vikings to be able to task for the salary disparity since

John Robison does not begrudge fellow Minnesota Vikings defensive end Ray Edwards for seeking to be compensated much more.

But Robison made one factor obvious on 1500 ESPN's "Reusse & Mackey" display Tuesday: He needs the starting career that the unsigned -- and possibly infinite free agent -- Edwards features held.


"He deserves that payday, and at the same time, I feel like My spouse and i deserve the right to start," Robison told your Twin Cities r / c station. "I feel like I've fought every year to the right to start along with haven't really obtained the shot that I deserve yet, along with hopefully, now Let me get that shot in addition to he'll go get his payday as well as we'll all be happy."

The remarks were the latest in a series of offseason verbal vollies between your two, something that has been sparked when the Vikings gave Robison a three-year, $14.1 million contract in March simply days after tendering Edwards, that has twice as many sacks in the past four seasons, for example year at a extra than $2.8 million.

Edwards has taken the Vikings to be able to task for the salary disparity since, including on the same radio place in May.

"I've overtly said I won't perform for the Vikings, because of the simple fact of my back up is getting paid 80 much more percent than I am," Edwards mentioned. "There's no way I can achieve that to myself."

Robison said he have not taken Edwards' comments privately.

"I know Ray and also I've seen some of the remarks he made and we now have talked about it," Robison said. "He means simply no harm about it -- he has doing what he needs to do to get his payday, and he undoubtedly deserves a payday. He or she is had two excellent seasons playing remaining defensive end for us. He's definitely created a name for himself.In .

Robison made one factor obvious on 1500 ESPN's "Reusse & Mackey"

John Robison does not begrudge fellow Minnesota Vikings defensive end Ray Edwards for seeking to be compensated much more.

But Robison made one factor obvious on 1500 ESPN's "Reusse & Mackey" display Tuesday: He needs the starting career that the unsigned -- and possibly infinite free agent -- Edwards features held.


"He deserves that payday, and at the same time, I feel like My spouse and i deserve the right to start," Robison told your Twin Cities r / c station. "I feel like I've fought every year to the right to start along with haven't really obtained the shot that I deserve yet, along with hopefully, now Let me get that shot in addition to he'll go get his payday as well as we'll all be happy."

The remarks were the latest in a series of offseason verbal vollies between your two, something that has been sparked when the Vikings gave Robison a three-year, $14.1 million contract in March simply days after tendering Edwards, that has twice as many sacks in the past four seasons, for example year at a extra than $2.8 million.

Edwards has taken the Vikings to be able to task for the salary disparity since, including on the same radio place in May.

"I've overtly said I won't perform for the Vikings, because of the simple fact of my back up is getting paid 80 much more percent than I am," Edwards mentioned. "There's no way I can achieve that to myself."

Robison said he have not taken Edwards' comments privately.

"I know Ray and also I've seen some of the remarks he made and we now have talked about it," Robison said. "He means simply no harm about it -- he has doing what he needs to do to get his payday, and he undoubtedly deserves a payday. He or she is had two excellent seasons playing remaining defensive end for us. He's definitely created a name for himself.In .