Originally Posted by bobblehead
Okay. Had to fix that.
3yr 30-35M per
3yr 35-40M per
3yr 40-45M per
3yr 45M+ per
4yr 30-35M per
4yr 35-40M per
4yr 40-45M per
4yr 45M+ per
5+ 30-35M per
5+ 35-40M per
5+ 40-45M per
5+ 45+M per
Okay. Had to fix that.
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I said lost games, not all the games they lost. Barry certainly has cost them wins as well, but MiLF was't wrong about going 3 and out 3X last week. Barry fucking blows, but you need to kill that clock as well.
I don't hold Grudges. It's counterproductive.
10 years 65mil average
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Under 50 is going to be tough at this point.
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HOFer
his value went way up last night, and it was already going up the last half of the season
Whatever it ends up being, it will be worth it, and it will also be doable with intelligent handling of the salary cap.
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Under 60 is going to be tough unless he lays a rodgers sized 49er egg
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Veteran minimum. Don't most all players say they'd play the game for fun?
OK, don’t know shit about salaries, cap hits, etc.
Is it possible to structure a contract , guaranteed, to pay out over a whole bunch of years?
Like MLB?
First done by Bobby Bonilla, now by Shoei Ohtani.
Pay a guaranteed bunch up front, then pay out a bit, year by year?
Unlike MLB, the only thing guaranteed is the bonus and the first year, and of course the bonus gets prorated against the cap for the duration of the contract. Paying out the huge bonuses can bite a team in the ass if the player has a career ending or debilitating injury or just fades in performance - that's the chance you take to beat the cap when signing somebody good.
Baseball, I remember somebody like Rickie Weeks and to a lesser extent Ryan Braun who were like millstones on the Brewers financial books for years when they faded due to injury or whatever. I assume there are a lot of other examples that could be cited on other teams.
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Signing bonuses can only be spread out over a maximum of 5 years.
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Oof. If he wins the sb he might reset the market. Damn!!
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I think at nfccg he resets market. Win or lose.
We thought he would wait for dak, I think dak will wait for loves contract
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I would be fine with resetting the market if it comes with a Lombardi.
He was reasonable with his 5th year option. He is so very very even keeled I wouldn't be shocked if the deal is team friendly. Of course at this point even team friendly is a shit ton of money.
I don't hold Grudges. It's counterproductive.
Team friendly in most cases means that the player is betting on himself to still be good enough to make it to those big money later years without getting cut. I could see Love thinking that way - getting a record setting but heavily backloaded contract. It worked with Favre, and it worked with Rodgers too - team friendly but ultimately making the player filthy rich too.
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I think the 10.yr Mahomet deal is a good framework.
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Rodgers signed his new contract in March of 2022. Love will sign his in March of 2024. I suspect Love will pass Rodgers in annual dollars but significant less guaranteed. They will do the two years and we'll see since he hasn't played that much yet.
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