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Originally posted by ltrain:
Originally posted by Sourball:
https://horseshoeheroes.com/2021/03/14/colts-rumors-inquire-trade-49ers-mike-mcglinchey/
How much would losing McGlinchey save the team? If true looks like OT could be the #1 pick for us.
Even if it isn't true we're likely looking at OT esp if Williams goes.
Originally posted by Mooseman:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
The salary cap isn't a myth. It's real but it's also easy to get around. They leave a lot of loopholes that smart teams can use. Kind of like the IRS. They lowered the corporate tax rate to 21% and most big companies still don't pay anything close to that with all the loopholes. If they NFL didn't have ways to manipulate the contracts like they do then teams would be losing talent left and right.
Keep in mind you can only restructure into the future so many contracts. Lots of contracts make it difficult to do.
A good GM will only push a certain amount of monies into the future.
Look at the f**kin mess the GM for the saints has. Even without Covid they would have been 80 million over the cap.
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
So investing our money in Ford, Richburg, Ward, AA and Jimmy G isn't the "right guys"?
Originally posted by okdkid:
Originally posted by Mooseman:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
The salary cap isn't a myth. It's real but it's also easy to get around. They leave a lot of loopholes that smart teams can use. Kind of like the IRS. They lowered the corporate tax rate to 21% and most big companies still don't pay anything close to that with all the loopholes. If they NFL didn't have ways to manipulate the contracts like they do then teams would be losing talent left and right.
Keep in mind you can only restructure into the future so many contracts. Lots of contracts make it difficult to do.
A good GM will only push a certain amount of monies into the future.
Look at the f**kin mess the GM for the saints has. Even without Covid they would have been 80 million over the cap.
Not if the cap rises exponentially. There is no negative impact on back loading starters. So, salary cap is not a real limiter.
Originally posted by Mooseman:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
The salary cap isn't a myth. It's real but it's also easy to get around. They leave a lot of loopholes that smart teams can use. Kind of like the IRS. They lowered the corporate tax rate to 21% and most big companies still don't pay anything close to that with all the loopholes. If they NFL didn't have ways to manipulate the contracts like they do then teams would be losing talent left and right.
Keep in mind you can only restructure into the future so many contracts. Lots of contracts make it difficult to do.
A good GM will only push a certain amount of monies into the future.
Look at the f**kin mess the GM for the saints has. Even without Covid they would have been 80 million over the cap.
same with the Rams, the salary cap ain't no joke. But if you have a good cap man, he's almost as good as a GM in value
Originally posted by okdkid:
Originally posted by Mooseman:
Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
The salary cap isn't a myth. It's real but it's also easy to get around. They leave a lot of loopholes that smart teams can use. Kind of like the IRS. They lowered the corporate tax rate to 21% and most big companies still don't pay anything close to that with all the loopholes. If they NFL didn't have ways to manipulate the contracts like they do then teams would be losing talent left and right.
Keep in mind you can only restructure into the future so many contracts. Lots of contracts make it difficult to do.
A good GM will only push a certain amount of monies into the future.
Look at the f**kin mess the GM for the saints has. Even without Covid they would have been 80 million over the cap.
Not if the cap rises exponentially. There is no negative impact on back loading starters. So, salary cap is not a real limiter.
Originally posted by NYniner85:Wtf
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Wtf
Originally posted by JTB1974:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Wtf
LOL $35 Million a year for Hill? But the Years are all voidable, So I guess they could get out of it anytime they want.
Originally posted by NCommand:
Too funny. But it works.
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Too funny. But it works.
Salary cap is a f**king joke
Originally posted by JTB1974:
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Wtf
LOL $35 Million a year for Hill? But the Years are all voidable, So I guess they could get out of it anytime they want. There is no way he gets all that money. It's just to save them $7.5 Million in cap space for 2021 and they will cut him after year 1.
Quick thoughts on what the #Saints perhaps did with Taysom Hill's contracthttps://t.co/IugjfPlCny
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) March 14, 2021
Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Too funny. But it works.
Salary cap is a f**king joke