That question was answered Friday when he showed up to camp and signed his $9.5 million franchise tender.
NFL.com reported that the team's best wideout did show up and put his signature on a contract. Bowe signed just in time for two a days to be over, and now has two weeks of one practice a day to get himself into in-game condition.
The volatile wide out will now have to learn Brian Daboll’s New England-based offensive scheme that wants to control the clock and win matchups.
We’ll see how Bowe’s body holds up, and if he can avoid the usual injury bug that plagues most hold outs.
Glenn Erby is a NFL writer for FootBasket. He also owns the NFL blog, Tha Cover 2. You can read more about him over there. Follow him on Twitter @thacover2.
