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Originally posted by Bobdawg78:
I am hoping we secure Kittle with an extension this off season in the 13-15 million a year range, so we have the franchise tag available for T. Williams after the season, assuming we can't get him locked into an extension before then.
Originally posted by Bobdawg78:McGlinchey I guess could slide to LT after the 2020 season and Brunskill could slide to RT.
Originally posted by FredFlintstone:
Originally posted by Bobdawg78:
McGlinchey I guess could slide to LT after the 2020 season and Brunskill could slide to RT.
Don't think the team has any intentions of moving Mcglinchey to LT and I hope not either.
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by okdkid:
Originally posted by thl408:
NY, getting rid of Kwon's contract will not be an easy task. Cutting him after 2020 will result in a $10.5 dead cap penalty. And no team is trading for an oft-injured LB with a $16 cap hit (2021 cap hit). This is because the 49ers re-structured Kwon's contract before they realized Greenlaw was damn good.
https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/san-francisco-49ers/kwon-alexander-16850/
"Dead cap" is irrelevant.
All that matters is cap savings. If the team has more money to spend as a result, then it's a win.
This. They still have cash they can throw back into the cap by cutting him. There's still a savings there and much more if made a post june 1st cut
Got it. Is the $13.8 in savings all in 2021 (he'd be cut after 2020), or somehow spread over the length of his contract?
TW gonna beast. This Kwon cap talk is about how to get cap space to retain TW.
Originally posted by AB81Rules:
Originally posted by Bobdawg78:
I am hoping we secure Kittle with an extension this off season in the 13-15 million a year range, so we have the franchise tag available for T. Williams after the season, assuming we can't get him locked into an extension before then.
We can't tag him, it's part of his new redone deal, that's what's got the WZ in a tizzy thinking he's 1 and done.
Originally posted by mayo49:Originally posted by AB81Rules:Originally posted by Bobdawg78:I am hoping we secure Kittle with an extension this off season in the 13-15 million a year range, so we have the franchise tag available for T. Williams after the season, assuming we can't get him locked into an extension before then.
We can't tag him, it's part of his new redone deal, that's what's got the WZ in a tizzy thinking he's 1 and done.
Don't worry he'll re-sign - we did him a favor of restructuring his contract. Only way he's not back is if he plays like crap and we move on.
Originally posted by AB81Rules:Originally posted by NCommand:Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by NCommand:I think we've got a real chance, no doubt. But it wouldn't surprise me if he also tested FA and went to the highest bidder too, which likely, won't be us.
He's a vet who's already made his life altering money when in his prime. I'm sure he could get more cash from the Jags BUT I'm willing to bet he's done with playing on a trash team as well lol.
His odds resigning imo are much better than not
I can buy this. But we're going to need to be close in $...my guess.
They'll re-sign TW IMO, even at $22M a yr we can afford it. We will need to redo deals next offseason if the cap does drop(Jimmy, Kwon who I refuse to cut, Dee, Richburg, AA, and Ward), we'd be able to keep our core together with this.
If Jimmy and Dee would have their deals restructured now they'd save over $28.5M to carryover into 2021, not sure why Lynch hasn't done it.
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
IMO, we have to do everything we can to keep TW.
I saw a post somewhere, [I'll keep looking] that suggested trading McGlinchey after the season.
The logic of the article was we could move Brunskill to RT and pick-up a rookie Tackle with more potential in the trade.
Thoughts.
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:That was my concern also, someone said no and the year just pushes back.
If this NFL season never happens, due to Covid, does it still count as one year on his contract? Are players still going to get paid if they dont play?
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:That was my concern also, someone said no and the year just pushes back.
If this NFL season never happens, due to Covid, does it still count as one year on his contract? Are players still going to get paid if they dont play?
But this isn't Madden, i think the NFLPA / Players would want their money and create a big deal about it.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Oakland-Niner:That was my concern also, someone said no and the year just pushes back.
If this NFL season never happens, due to Covid, does it still count as one year on his contract? Are players still going to get paid if they dont play?
But this isn't Madden, i think the NFLPA / Players would want their money and create a big deal about it.