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Here’s the interview https://boston.cbslocal.com/2020/04...0ZoQWNZRk9yYw.. Yes they really did get the black guy to do it.
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How many teams even bother to run background checks on their head coach candidates considering the whole Patricia poo poo, which of course got ignored after a couple weeks or so. Chiefs were allowed to keep their domestic abuser around Bowl because they didn't want to release him after their last RB with rage issues got to join another team easily with only a few games suspension. Hell, if Bob McNair was alive he'd probably make that kicker the face of the franchise after O'Brian traded a third for him due to having that Patriots prestige.
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Chiefs restructured LDT? https://twitter.com/Jacobs71/status/1255229043642896384?s=20
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No Butt Stuff posted:Chiefs restructured LDT? Frees up room this year and probably means he's gone next? Which makes me sad, he's not the greatest guard in the league but he's pretty good and goddamn do I like bragging on having an actual medical doctor playing football for my team. e: also makes me sad since you know, football this year is a questionable prospect at best.
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Did some quick napkin math and I think our rookies will only cost about 1.8M in cap space to sign, which is essentially what cutting colquitt freed up. So 3-3.5M in cap space at the moment with LDT restructured. Of course, there's 73M next year, so if Jones gets paid then we're probably gonna be okay.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Lol the racist kicker that the Pats drafted literally started crying in an interview last night as he pleaded ignorance about his tattoos meaning. gently caress that guy
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I know nobody has any idea but it's fun to speculate: how much money do you guys think Mahomes will command when he signs, besides ALL OF IT? It seems like Matt Ryan has the biggest contract in terms of guaranteed money ($94,500,000) and Russell Wilson in terms of average per year ($35,000,000).
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Mystic Stylez posted:I know nobody has any idea but it's fun to speculate: how much money do you guys think Mahomes will command when he signs, besides ALL OF IT? It seems like Matt Ryan has the biggest contract in terms of guaranteed money ($94,500,000) and Russell Wilson in terms of average per year ($35,000,000). 4 year, $160m. $120m, guaranteed.
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I'm gonna guess it's at least a 5 year deal, and I wouldn't be surprised if he took a little less than 40M per, although I don't expect him to do a deep discount for more rings (although I would love it!)
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Mystic Stylez posted:I know nobody has any idea but it's fun to speculate: how much money do you guys think Mahomes will command when he signs, besides ALL OF IT? It seems like Matt Ryan has the biggest contract in terms of guaranteed money ($94,500,000) and Russell Wilson in terms of average per year ($35,000,000). Whatever it is if his arm falls off tomorrow morning it would still be worth it to me.
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The raw numbers don't really matter. It's all about % of the cap. I don't think Mahomes can command higher than 20% without utterly crippling the Chiefs. New QB contracts are getting between 13-15% of the cap at the time they're signed. Mahomes isn't your run-of-the-mill new QB though, so probably somewhere around 16-18% of the total cap. Cousins's contract does add a new twist to this, though. I expect Mahomes to demand a fully guaranteed contract, and the Chiefs will happily give it to him to avoid having to pay out 20% or higher.
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A fun thing to think about is what happens to teams with huge contracts if the salary cap ever starts receding! Such as, for example, lost profits from a missed season thanks to the coronavirus!
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SKULL.GIF posted:A fun thing to think about is what happens to teams with huge contracts if the salary cap ever starts receding! Such as, for example, lost profits from a missed season thanks to the coronavirus! The NFLPA would never stand for th- aahahahahahahaha Mahomes gets 30M/yr fully guaranteed for 5 years, we all good with this?
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If Mahomes doesn’t push for a 100% fully guaranteed contract then basically no player will. He has infinite leverage.
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shirts and skins posted:Still can't get over Sofi having the money to land am NFL stadium sponsorship. loving sofi. What a world. There’s trillions floating in the student loan racket.
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Woofer posted:There’s trillions floating in the student loan racket. I know, it's so loving bleak. Three years to go on mine...
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It's official. No word on contract numbers yet. https://twitter.com/nick_underhill/status/1255255566882156548 https://twitter.com/nick_underhill/status/1255257727103877121
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The holdup on Cam sighing anywhere has to be because teams want to personally run him through workouts to see just where his injuries are right?
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It's probably the weird tweet font.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:The holdup on Cam sighing anywhere has to be because teams want to personally run him through workouts to see just where his injuries are right? Or money
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Diva Cupcake posted:If Mahomes doesn’t push for a 100% fully guaranteed contract then basically no player will. He has infinite leverage. Kirk Cousins got a fully guaranteed contract lol
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Mahomes should demand a part of team ownership.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Mahomes should demand a trade
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Well, the one next frontier kind of contract that comes up whenever these mega qb deals are negotiated is that the QB will want his compensation to be a defined percentage of the team's salary cap rather than a specific amount. Rumors are that Wilson's agent put that on the table before he got his $35mm per. It always seems to have been just a bargaining chip and a team would fight like hell to not allow the precedent but if anyone could get there Mahomes could.
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Apr 29, 2020 00:56
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:Kirk Cousins got a fully guaranteed contract Cousins bet on himself repeatedly until he got that deal and it somehow worked. Like, he has his problems as a quarterback but man did he play the contract game the right way.
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The Puppy Bowl posted:It's probably the weird tweet font. he tries to sign contracts that way and the lawyers keep telling him no
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The league realizes that Cam Newton has been corrupted by Zalgo and that's why he tweets the way he does.
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No Butt Stuff posted:I'm gonna guess it's at least a 5 year deal, and I wouldn't be surprised if he took a little less than 40M per, although I don't expect him to do a deep discount for more rings (although I would love it!) He's still definitely going to be the highest paid player in the NFL for sure but probably not as much as he could be.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:The holdup on Cam sighing anywhere has to be because teams want to personally run him through workouts to see just where his injuries are right? He had an injury to his foot and his throwing shoulder. He's useless without either. Teams aren't giving him poo poo till he runs and throws one 50 yards.
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IMO the compensatory pick system is bad. https://twitter.com/LanceZierlein/status/1255109684199071745
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SKULL.GIF posted:IMO the compensatory pick system is bad. what's even the spirit of the rule then? ridiculous
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SKULL.GIF posted:IMO the compensatory pick system is bad. I mean, the risk of holding out to get the compensatory pick is that the player could theoretically sign elsewhere. Seems like a fair trade off imo.
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Yeah there will be football. https://twitter.com/salsports/status/1255317713871831041?s=21
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The league has already said that every state needs to be open to the NFL for the league year to start and California is the holdout, not New York. All the sudden having 3 of your 32 team league in California doesn't seem so smart eh rog?
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Eifert Posting posted:The league has already said that every state needs to be open to the NFL for the league year to start and California is the holdout, not New York. All the sudden having 3 of your 32 team league in California doesn't seem so smart eh rog? California just extended till end of May and MGH recommends 3 more months or the death toll will hit 1M. There may be football this year but there sure as gently caress won’t be fans at the games.
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ketchup vs catsup posted:California just extended till end of May and MGH recommends 3 more months or the death toll will hit 1M. A healthcare official for Santa Clara County, where the Niners play, said we would be "extremely lucky" to be in a place to have crowds before thanksgiving
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I think the quarantine might've gotten to Breeland: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29110216/chiefs-cornerback-bashaud-breeland-faces-multiple-charges-south-carolina
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OneMoreTime posted:I think the quarantine might've gotten to Breeland: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29110216/chiefs-cornerback-bashaud-breeland-faces-multiple-charges-south-carolina Lol it sounds like they threw the book at him. "Having alcohol in a motor vehicle with the seal broken" and "having an open container of beer or wine in a vehicle" being separate charges seems really petty. Don't drink and drive, kids, of course. But still.
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