Niners Current Cap Numbers?

You know you are providing an invaluable service to us fans that are non-trolls. Those people you mentioned that are in the parking lot all they do is rip on other people and when somebody calls them out they cry and stick up for each other and try to gang up on people (not Chaz or Val they are cool n the gang). It's unfortunate that they are doing this with you but then again that's who they really are. It's sad really but who cares. Too many people on here appreciate what you're doing and believe you while other trolls do this on purpose and try to rile you up and doubt what you say.

Thanks again for all the work you do AB

AB is gold!

Where we at after signing Kerley and cutting Smith?

Originally posted by fropwns:

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In this era of president's, Macedonian tweens, breitbart, and anything speculative, claim that everything is fake news or controversial, it is best to remember that there are those who seek to do it the right way. AB is one of them. Has always been. And, I am betting, will always be.

Originally posted by asvidzinski:
AB is gold!

+1

Originally posted by WINiner:

Where we at after signing Kerley and cutting Smith?

Hard to say exactly but with Kaepernick, Smith, maybe Brooks, Bethea and Brock, upwards of $110M.

Seriously...

Originally posted by NCommand:
Hard to say exactly but with Kaepernick, Smith, maybe Brooks, Bethea and Brock, upwards of $110M.

Seriously...

Dayum.

Originally posted by WINiner:

Originally posted by NCommand:

Hard to say exactly but with Kaepernick, Smith, maybe Brooks, Bethea and Brock, upwards of $110M.

Seriously...

Dayum.

LOL...we have so much money we can just pay all the free agent contacts in full. Haha

Originally posted by WINiner:
Where we at after signing Kerley and cutting Smith?

Whew, Mitchell's terms should be in soon for me, Kerley's should go into the database by Thursday I hope, sometimes the NFLPA is slow, and sometimes fast to upload them.

As for Kap, we saved $16.3M, Smith's release will save around $4M with Top 51 rule if we cut him before the 9th, if we wait, and cut him, designate him a June 1 cut, we save $7.875M(Minus $465K for top 51 rule), while taking on $1.6M dead money in 2017, and $3.2M in 2018, where it would be $4.8M in 2017 if cut without June 1 designation.

We should have around $95M ish when Smith is cut(if he already has) before knowing Kerley's cap number, plus we can save a bunch if we cut Bethea, Brock, and Brooks. Close to $110M or more. So A LOT OF CAP ROOM lol.

And of course thanks so much Fro, all is good, I'm ok, didn't know what was going on in the PL to be honest, feel free to remove that post, as I posted it in the PL thread.

Love you too Bro.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/03/06/negotiating-window-open-at-1200-p-m-et-tuesday/

So we can begin negotiating with agents for UFAs at Noon EST tomorrow. So 9 AM PST for you West Coasters.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/03/06/nfl-sends-out-annual-legal-tampering-memo/

NFL sends out annual legal tampering memo

Posted by Mike Florio on March 6, 2017, 1:11 PM EST

Several years ago, the NFL acknowledged the rampant pre-free agency tampering by creating a window for permissible pre-free agency tampering. Meanwhile, impermissible pre-free agency tampering continues, largely unchecked.

Each year, the league office sends out a memo containing a list of do's and don'ts. The 2017 memo was distributed to all teams today.

The permissible pre-free agency tampering window opens at 12:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, and it lasts until "3:59:59 p.m." ET on Thursday. During that window, teams may enter into contract negotiations with agents representing the players who will become free agents at 4:00 p.m. ET on Thursday.

"During the two-day negotiating period, all clubs may negotiate all aspects of an NFL Player Contract with the certified agent of any prospective UFA," the memo explains. "However, a new club may not execute an NFL Player Contract with a prospective UFA until 4:00 p.m., New York time, on March 9, when the player's 2016 contract expires."

Prohibited actions during the legal tampering window include: (1) executing a player contract; (2) executing an agreement in principle "or similar document"; (3) announcing that an agreement in principle or similar agreement has been reached; (4) violating the CBA provisions that relate to undisclosed contractual terms. (That last one presumably applies even after free agency officially begins.)

Reading between the lines, a verbal agreement in principle is permitted, as long as it's not announced. Inevitably, agreements in principle will be reached and leaked. Still, no deal is done until it is signed, and no deal can be signed until after 4:00 p.m. ET on Thursday.

Teams also cannot make travel arrangements for player visits, and there can be no communication with the player — even if he represents himself. This means that the rest of the tackle market will get even more of a head start on Russell Okung, especially after the illegal tampering that happened at the Scouting Combine. (At one point, there was a belief that Okung would show up in Indianapolis with the goal of negotiating a contract.)

Even though free agency doesn't really open until Thursday, it actually opens on Tuesday. And plenty of unofficial deals will be done, quickly.

Originally posted by pahlerbj:

Originally posted by AB81Rules:

Originally posted by WINiner:
Where we at after signing Kerley and cutting Smith?

Whew, Mitchell's terms should be in soon for me, Kerley's should go into the database by Thursday I hope, sometimes the NFLPA is slow, and sometimes fast to upload them.

As for Kap, we saved $16.3M, Smith's release will save around $4M with Top 51 rule if we cut him before the 9th, if we wait, and cut him, designate him a June 1 cut, we save $7.875M(Minus $465K for top 51 rule), while taking on $1.6M dead money in 2017, and $3.2M in 2018, where it would be $4.8M in 2017 if cut without June 1 designation.

We should have around $95M ish when Smith is cut(if he already has) before knowing Kerley's cap number, plus we can save a bunch if we cut Bethea, Brock, and Brooks. Close to $110M or more. So A LOT OF CAP ROOM lol.

Thanks bro

You got it bud, any time

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/03/06/negotiating-window-open-at-1200-p-m-et-tuesday/

So we can begin negotiating with agents for UFAs at Noon EST tomorrow. So 9 AM PST for you West Coasters.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/03/06/nfl-sends-out-annual-legal-tampering-memo/

NFL sends out annual legal tampering memo

Posted by Mike Florio on March 6, 2017, 1:11 PM EST

Several years ago, the NFL acknowledged the rampant pre-free agency tampering by creating a window for permissible pre-free agency tampering. Meanwhile, impermissible pre-free agency tampering continues, largely unchecked.

Each year, the league office sends out a memo containing a list of do's and don'ts. The 2017 memo was distributed to all teams today.

The permissible pre-free agency tampering window opens at 12:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, and it lasts until "3:59:59 p.m." ET on Thursday. During that window, teams may enter into contract negotiations with agents representing the players who will become free agents at 4:00 p.m. ET on Thursday.

"During the two-day negotiating period, all clubs may negotiate all aspects of an NFL Player Contract with the certified agent of any prospective UFA," the memo explains. "However, a new club may not execute an NFL Player Contract with a prospective UFA until 4:00 p.m., New York time, on March 9, when the player's 2016 contract expires."

Prohibited actions during the legal tampering window include: (1) executing a player contract; (2) executing an agreement in principle "or similar document"; (3) announcing that an agreement in principle or similar agreement has been reached; (4) violating the CBA provisions that relate to undisclosed contractual terms. (That last one presumably applies even after free agency officially begins.)

Reading between the lines, a verbal agreement in principle is permitted, as long as it's not announced. Inevitably, agreements in principle will be reached and leaked. Still, no deal is done until it is signed, and no deal can be signed until after 4:00 p.m. ET on Thursday.

Teams also cannot make travel arrangements for player visits, and there can be no communication with the player — even if he represents himself. This means that the rest of the tackle market will get even more of a head start on Russell Okung, especially after the illegal tampering that happened at the Scouting Combine. (At one point, there was a belief that Okung would show up in Indianapolis with the goal of negotiating a contract.)

Even though free agency doesn't really open until Thursday, it actually opens on Tuesday. And plenty of unofficial deals will be done, quickly.

It's interesting because you know teams and agents probably met this weekend over the combine to start conversations that are going to lead to deals made Thursday.

Originally posted by AB81Rules:

Originally posted by WINiner:

Where we at after signing Kerley and cutting Smith?

Whew, Mitchell's terms should be in soon for me, Kerley's should go into the database by Thursday I hope, sometimes the NFLPA is slow, and sometimes fast to upload them.

As for Kap, we saved $16.3M, Smith's release will save around $4M with Top 51 rule if we cut him before the 9th, if we wait, and cut him, designate him a June 1 cut, we save $7.875M(Minus $465K for top 51 rule), while taking on $1.6M dead money in 2017, and $3.2M in 2018, where it would be $4.8M in 2017 if cut without June 1 designation.

We should have around $95M ish when Smith is cut(if he already has) before knowing Kerley's cap number, plus we can save a bunch if we cut Bethea, Brock, and Brooks. Close to $110M or more. So A LOT OF CAP ROOM lol.

LMAO...I was just doing the math myself...$113.9M with Kaep, Smith, Brooks, Bethea and Brock.

...minus Kerley and Mitchell.

Wow!

Originally posted by jcs:

It's interesting because you know teams and agents probably met this weekend over the combine to start conversations that are going to lead to deals made Thursday.

Absolutely no question.