Redskins safety wants to sell Josh Norman his jersey number

Now that Josh Norman is a free agent, he’s not the only one who can turn a big profit.

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Now that Josh Norman is a free agent, he’s not the only one who can turn a big profit. 

With Washington targeting Norman, current Redskins safety Duke Ihenacho sees an opportunity.

Yo...I hope we sign Josh Norman...so he can throw me some cash for this #24 that I know he's gonna want hahaha. #ItsAllYoursFam lol

— Duke Ihenacho (@DukeIhenacho) April 21, 2016

He getting a hefty check, so the business gotta be right lol....Undisclosed amount lol

— Duke Ihenacho (@DukeIhenacho) April 21, 2016

Hey I don't make the rules...I just play by them ¯\_😳_/¯

— Duke Ihenacho (@DukeIhenacho) April 21, 2016

But Ihenacho couldn’t think of anything more unique than cash? Former Giants punter Jeff Feagles traded his jersey number twice—once for a family vacation to Florida and once for a renovated kitchen. Although, Feagles told SI.com in 2010 that Plaxico Burress never actually paid for the kitchen. It’s easier to hound somebody over a check than a new stove.

- Dan Gartland

[via FTW]