Anyone got any input as to what the purpose of the 30% rule is? It doesn't make any sense to me.
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It had two purposes:Originally posted by channthemanAnyone got any input as to what the purpose of the 30% rule is? It doesn't make any sense to me.
1) Prevent a team from dumping a huge and disproportionate percentage of a contract into an uncapped year presuming that the cap would return. (For example, were Albert Haynesworth a free agent this year instead of last, the Redskins could have signed him to that 7 year $100 million dollar deal by putting $95 million in the uncapped year, and having him play for peanuts the rest of the time).
2) It was negotiated as a quid pro quo with the players in CBA negotiations. The NFLPA presuming that an uncapped year would be a massive windfall for the players, they gave up as consideration "but there is a limit to how much contracts can grow in an uncapped year."</delurk>
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Ahhhh, that makes a lot more sense now. Thanks for the explanation.Originally posted by Lurker64It had two purposes:Originally posted by channthemanAnyone got any input as to what the purpose of the 30% rule is? It doesn't make any sense to me.
1) Prevent a team from dumping a huge and disproportionate percentage of a contract into an uncapped year presuming that the cap would return. (For example, were Albert Haynesworth a free agent this year instead of last, the Redskins could have signed him to that 7 year $100 million dollar deal by putting $95 million in the uncapped year, and having him play for peanuts the rest of the time).
2) It was negotiated as a quid pro quo with the players in CBA negotiations. The NFLPA presuming that an uncapped year would be a massive windfall for the players, they gave up as consideration "but there is a limit to how much contracts can grow in an uncapped year."
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