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From a bit ago, but it's fitting a Bosa gets obsessed with an anime written by a fascist.
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Dec 6, 2020 17:34
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Literally could have killed multiple players. Sounds like they should a forfeit a couple of 1sts to me.
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If your confidence falls that badly because the team drafted another QB then you were never the guy anyway
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Phobeste posted:Reid was absolutely in that same bucket until he got Mahomes. Now, I think he's probably gonna go over the top. I really like Tomlin and I hope they get a great QB in there that can do more than strategically place ace bandages for maximum whining leverage, but as of now that's the category.
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wyoak posted:from a while ago but you do know tomlin does has a super bowl win right? Yeah, one, and it was a while ago. How long do you get to eat off that? If Andy Reid goes 15 years without winning again the same will be true of him
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Doltos, you gonna make a draft thread?
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Woozie66 posted:From a bit ago, but it's fitting a Bosa gets obsessed with an anime written by a fascist. This little rumor is still a thing? I thought it died like two years ago
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N: https://twitter.com/BenFennell_NFL/status/1335803065560162305?s=19 V:
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CharlestheHammer posted:This little rumor is still a thing? I thought it died like two years ago Yeah Goblin Slayer is the one written by a fascist I thought https://mobile.twitter.com/minakimes/status/1335695349495836674 Bellmaker fucked around with this message at 15:38 on Dec 7, 2020 |
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Dec 7, 2020 15:36
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I’ve seen that exact joke before. Was it last year?
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CharlestheHammer posted:This little rumor is still a thing? I thought it died like two years ago Hey, this little rumor started two years ago. And I read up on it then, and then did no follow up research. So there. (I have now done follow up research.) Any, the Bosas are bootlickers. That is a thing I'm comfortable standing behind.
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Amy Pole Her posted:I’ve seen that exact joke before. Was it last year? Yup. She made the same joke about the dolphins last year. Mina, however, is the best and i absolve her from her joke recycling crimes.
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https://twitter.com/ByRyanWood/status/1335747849229750273 https://twitter.com/ByRyanWood/status/1335747605284810752 If you haven't seen the celebration: https://twitter.com/Matt_Reynoldson/status/1335724471915859968
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SKULL.GIF posted:https://twitter.com/ByRyanWood/status/1335747849229750273 Love Lazard crowning them both lol
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https://twitter.com/TMZ/status/1336006066367164416 Vontaze Burfict-Maria Abramovic-Hillary Clinton Cabal confirmed
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The athletic is reporting the cap for net year is likely to be $175 million, a drop from this years 198.2 million. "the cap is not real" is a meme only because the cap has been going up 10% a year for almost a decade and (smart) teams were able to structure the contracts to take advantage of that fact. With a 10% decrease we're liable to see some real interesting cap casulties. The saints would be $100 million over the cap in 2021and would need to cut all the following players to be $175,000 under the 2021 cap. Basically their entire team outside of a handful of players whose deals were recent (Kamara, Michel Thomas) and would give them no cap savings. A few of these they could convert a small amount of the base salary into bonuses and prorate it over the course of the contract.... but the saints have already done that for most of these players Drew Brees Terron Armstead Cameron Jordan Malcom Brown Nick easton Marshon Lattimore Taysom Hill Janoris Jenkins Emmanuel Sanders Will Lutz Latavius Murray Ryan Ramcyk Kwon Alexnder Patrick Robinson David Onyemata Josh Hill Kaden Elliss Carl Granderson Deonte Harris Ethan Greenidge Shy Tuttle Malcom Roach adaz fucked around with this message at 19:24 on Dec 7, 2020 |
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Dec 7, 2020 19:22
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Playing around in overthecap.com with the Saints for the salary cap next year is quite the adventure.
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adaz posted:The athletic is reporting the cap for net year is likely to be $175 million, a drop from this years 198.2 million. "the cap is not real" is a meme only because the cap has been going up 10% a year for almost a decade and (smart) teams were able to structure the contracts to take advantage of that fact. With a 10% decrease we're liable to see some real interesting cap casulties. The saints would be $100 million over the cap in 2021and would need to cut all the following players to be $175,000 under the 2021 cap. Basically their entire team outside of a handful of players whose deals were recent (Kamara, Michel Thomas) and would give them no cap savings. A few of these they could convert a small amount of the base salary into bonuses and prorate it over the course of the contract.... but the saints have already done that for most of these players We discuss this in the NFCS thread regularly and I really look forward to seeing how they handle it. wandler20 posted:Just a reminder they would have to cut these players just to get under the cap next season. Even then they're at like 200k in cap space. Edit: My favorite part is where they pay Drew Brees $6m in 2023. wandler20 fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Dec 7, 2020 |
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adaz posted:The athletic is reporting the cap for net year is likely to be $175 million, a drop from this years 198.2 million. "the cap is not real" is a meme only because the cap has been going up 10% a year for almost a decade and (smart) teams were able to structure the contracts to take advantage of that fact. With a 10% decrease we're liable to see some real interesting cap casulties. The saints would be $100 million over the cap in 2021and would need to cut all the following players to be $175,000 under the 2021 cap. Basically their entire team outside of a handful of players whose deals were recent (Kamara, Michel Thomas) and would give them no cap savings. Hopefully teams Osweiler a bunch of dudes and the teams with cap space can get some decent players on ugly contracts and some extra picks. Though really, only 2 teams are in serious trouble, and the Falcons are in some trouble, but I think they can get under with some clean-ish cuts. 
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One thing I'm really curious to see what happens with the lower cap is the effect it'll have on the free agency market. You have a combination of every team having a lower cap and a lot of decent veterans on the market competing with each other for contracts. Will these veterans be forced to sign for significantly less money or sit out the NFL for a season?
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^^^ Athletic speculates a lot of 1 year prove it deals as players try to reenter in 2022 and get monster deals with a bigger cap OxySnake posted:Playing around in overthecap.com with the Saints for the salary cap next year is quite the adventure. It;s more fun than the playoff simulator imo. wandler20 posted:We discuss this in the NFCS thread regularly and I really look forward to seeing how they handle it. That's what it looks like BEFORE the additional -25 million that just got announced today.
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Dec 7, 2020 19:32
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I think I ended up cutting or restructuring basically every contract I could. And I was still 25 mil over
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SKULL.GIF posted:One thing I'm really curious to see what happens with the lower cap is the effect it'll have on the free agency market. You have a combination of every team having cap casualties, leading to a lot of decent veterans on the market, but at the same time -- if teams are cutting players to make it under the cap, they aren't going to be able to sign these newly-freed vets. My suspicion is that you're going to see a ton of dudes taking 1 year deals and praying things are un-hosed in 2022. The top top dudes will still get paid though, the middle and upper middle class of players are gonna get hosed. Also everyone franchise tagged is gonna just slam sign it instantly. Also lmao Cowboys, have fun doing that Dak contract.
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The Steelers have spent to the limits of the cap every single year since it was instituted in '94. This year seems a little more worrying, but I'd be willing to bet that the league borrows from future years to mitigate some of the potential fallout from COVID. In fact, I'd bet the ownership has spent more time addressing the cap than their plague plans
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Kalli posted:My suspicion is that you're going to see a ton of dudes taking 1 year deals and praying things are un-hosed in 2022. The top top dudes will still get paid though, the middle and upper middle class of players are gonna get hosed. Sounds like a market inefficiency to me! Good thing Bill has all this freed-up cap space!
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SKULL.GIF posted:What happens if a team has enough dead cap that they can't field a gameday roster? Also has there ever been a situation of a team being over the cap? What happens if they go into week 1? Auto forfeit? Taking of draft picks?
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OxySnake posted:Also has there ever been a situation of a team being over the cap? What happens if they go into week 1? Auto forfeit? Taking of draft picks? The rule is defined as the league just starts going and nullifying signed contracts until they're back under the cap, but this situation has never come into play, where the cap drops and a team is so far over from contracts they signed 1-2 years ago. Most likely situation is they'll just have to redo deals and push money into 2022-2024 which is... ugly for many other reasons.
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Magicpants posted:i think the saints already missed their super bowl last year but good on sean payton for selling out for one last chance in the final year of their window Extending a ton of dudes who got them to a Superbowl. Then they all aged out of their SB window
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OxySnake posted:Playing around in overthecap.com with the Saints for the salary cap next year is quite the adventure. It's a choose your own adventure book that always ends up at 4-12
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Kalli posted:My suspicion is that you're going to see a ton of dudes taking 1 year deals and praying things are un-hosed in 2022. The top top dudes will still get paid though, the middle and upper middle class of players are gonna get hosed. Dak's Contract is going to be _hilarious_. Either like $40 mil franchise tag or some insanely backloaded deal
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Kalli posted:Hopefully teams Osweiler a bunch of dudes and the teams with cap space can get some decent players on ugly contracts and some extra picks. Can the Falcons trade Ryan without taking a massive hit? Asking for a friend.
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Can the Falcons trade Ryan without taking a massive hit? Asking for a friend. His normal cap hit next year is $41m with $5m guaranteed, he has $18m in prorated signing bonus each of the next two years, then half that in 2023, so to move on from him would give them... $50 m in dead cap! $45m if they trade him. hahahaha
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Can the Falcons trade Ryan without taking a massive hit? Asking for a friend. It would actually cost them $9m more in dead cap space to trade him rather than keeping him.
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