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Thursday Chance Showers then Showers Likely. Thursday Night Showers. Friday Showers. Completely agree. Are there any penalties in doing that? It reduces the cap in that particular year by taking the converted bonus and pro-rating it over the length of the contract up to 5 years. If the contract goes longer than 5 years than the bonus is only pro-rated for the first 5 years. So it essentially gives some limited cap relief now by leveraging the team to that player further into the future.
Generally I don't think this is a good idea. Mostly because teams should try to avoid being leveraged heavily and doing that sort of re-structure does exactly that. Gives one year cap relief but increases the cap hit in the future and leverages it down the road.
JPFolks 21 posts. January If you are going to do that you already have the QB to develop in Eason. December 3, Not necessarily. They're borrowing cap space from previous seasons in an undetermined amount to prevent the cap from shrinking to the. If not them, then Rookie to compete with Eason would be good with me.
That's been the idea i keep hearing about on all the talk radio and tv talking heads when they bring it up. Converting salary to a bonus. But I wasn't clear if that was a dollar for dollar deal or if there was any penalties or if it spread it out. So the Saints, they, in theory, could convert part of that 93 million over into bonuses for each respective player, but it'd just kick the problem down the road, not fix it.
When you convert the base salary to essentially a signing bonus it gives cao relief for that upcoming season, but spreads it over the rest of contract, up to 5 years. Here is the link again that really gives a food look at how many players teams have under contract and cap space. Again we are high on the list, but our only QB is Eason. Cap space is short even for us, a team that has done a great job managing our space.
That's the point of the cap. Or at least what happens when markets drive the prices. Teams will always push the price, which means you don't really win consistently unless you're near the top of the cap. There is no way around that. When it matters for a team, the space will always be tight.
To maximize that Pay positions that have less impact, and that prevents you from compensating talented players at the other positions. Also a team is going to have to get several young draft picks to contribute to the teams success at a level that is much greater than the level they are counting against the cap like their 3rd or 4th year of their rookie contracts Essentially the cap forces teams to get more value from some players than the level they are being compensated.
The young players that are good enough to earn that fat second contract. Those are the players that matter and that drive your championships, because the market forces every team to pay the same price for players with the same talent as players on other teams. Just sucks because this was our year to really be able to add some quality to our roster while maintaining our current depth. Covid has really set that back and made money extremely tight.
Will lose some depth and wont be able to add much. That alone is gonna drive down the market prices for FAs this year. It has too. It will be interesting to see how they approach Q. That was already a dubious proposition Colts have cap space If you take a close look at those teams.
I like DougDew, sound like a broken record, in regards to following comments. The majority of those teams have their QB or are in top of draft to draft next QB and will be on rookie contract. So we are kind of caught in between rock and hard place, because we are looking to compete and only have Eason figured onto that cap space. He would take up most of their cap space could see him wind up in Jacksonville. Denver - have QB situation taken care of and on rookie deal imagine they will roll woth Lock for a little bit.
Only going to list top 20, but only 3 teams other than us dont have QB situation taken care of and 2 of those teams have similar cap space ro is and more players already signed.
Does anyone here think there might be a possibility Q gets moved to LT for good on next year or so or when AC is gone , to make his new contract meet a more positional value chart?
So why mess with a sure thing? Like I said, I don't either. I do t think there is a huge precedent for Gs moving outside.
They will draft a T either this year or next I don't see why Ballard or even the coaching staff would want to move Q over to LT. You could move Smith over and have Q help him learn the left side and go find a RT for cheaper. Or you just draft a LT this draft and hope they have a year to learn under AC. Pretty much, but I question how much they could actually do that with as leveraged as they are. Here's the dilemma, we also have Leonard and Smith from the same draft although their contracts expire in different years.
How does positional value factor into all three contracts? Do you pay Nelson more than Smith? What would be the justification? All LBs get lumped together too with the same issue. So are we going to have to slightly overpay Nelson and Leonard because they get lumped into a bucket that has higher valued positions in it? That's not a good thing if you are a good team that's going to be near the top of the cap.
As an aside. It would be best to have those studly young players roll off at different times so you can stagger the contracts going forward. It would be best if a team can hit on one or two players each draft rather than hit on three players in one draft and whiff on another.
That's also going to make it difficult for us because its looking like no player from our or drafts are going to be good enough to really care if we keep around whereas the and probably drafts look better for that. So are we going to have to slightly overpay Nelson and Leonard because they get lumped into a bucket that has higher valued positions in it. That's also going to make it difficult for us because its looking like no player from our or drafts are going to be good enough to really want to keep around whereas the and probably drafts look better for that.
I think what you will see happen is one of either Q or Leonard extended a year before the other, which, one, I don't know. That would help off set their respective high cap hits so they both aren't on the same season. I also think Smith will get a contract similar or at least close to that of Q's. But again, it'll be done in different years.
Or so I think. Q also protects the blindside of the QB, those on the blindside typically get paid more than those on the right side, where Smith is.
Smith's big advantage is he's proven he can play at both the G level and the T so that might put his contract toward the higher sides of Right side OL. When it comes to the cap and management, that is one area I have no doubt in Ballard's ability on. He'll make it work and we'll be fine.
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