2021 Random NFL Stuff Thread...

[mcnuttz]

I'll just say it, Disney is way too big.

 

[Plan9Misfit]

Texans appear to be releasing C Nick Martin.

 

[mcnuttz]

Texans appear to be releasing C Nick Martin.

Zach's brother, right?

Seems like he was cheap, so he must really suck.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Zach's brother, right?

Seems like he was cheap, so he must really suck.

Eh, it cleared 6.25 mil in cap space. So he wasn't that cheap. It was a 3 years 33 mil contract so really not cheap at all.

 

[Plan9Misfit]

Zach's brother, right?

Seems like he was cheap, so he must really suck.

It’s weird. He’s played well enough from what I saw. Decent, but not spectacular, but good enough to keep a job.

 

[Plan9Misfit]

Eh, it cleared 6.25 mil in cap space. So he wasn't that cheap.

Ah, so Houston is having a fire sale and letting Watson burn in the process. Quality organization, right there.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Ah, so Houston is having a fire sale and letting Watson burn in the process. Quality organization, right there.

Yeah not sure of the teams cap situation but they are clearly trying to clear space.

 

[Plan9Misfit]

Yeah not sure of the teams cap situation but they are clearly trying to clear space.

NFL Salary Cap Space | Over The Cap

NFL salary cap space estimates for all 32 teams

overthecap.com

 

[Rev]

NFL Salary Cap Space | Over The Cap

NFL salary cap space estimates for all 32 teams

overthecap.com

Arent you required to spend a certain amount? Looks like there are going to be quite a few new Jaguars.

 

[Cotton]

I'll just say it, Disney is way too big.

Facts.

 

[Cotton]

Arent you required to spend a certain amount? Looks like there are going to be quite a few new Jaguars.

A certain amount can roll over. I'm not sure what that amount is, but the Jags can roll some of that into the next year if they want to.

 

[Rev]

A certain amount can roll over. I'm not sure what that amount is, but the Jags can roll some of that into the next year if they want to.

Starting with that season, each team is required to spend a minimum of 88.8% of the cap in cash on player compensation, and 90% in future years. However, the floor is based on total cash spent over each of two four-year periods, the first running from 2013–2016 and the second from 2017–2020.


This is what I was remembering but not sure it still applies.

 

[Cotton]

Starting with that season, each team is required to spend a minimum of 88.8% of the cap in cash on player compensation, and 90% in future years. However, the floor is based on total cash spent over each of two four-year periods, the first running from 2013–2016 and the second from 2017–2020.


This is what I was remembering but not sure it still applies.

I knew there was some that rolls over. Just wasn't sure how much.

 

[Rev]

I knew there was some that rolls over. Just wasn't sure how much.

Those may be two different numbers as well.

 

[jsmith6919]

Those may be two different numbers as well.

I'd bet they can fudge those numbers with creative accounting as well

 

[Cowboysrock55]

I'd bet they can fudge those numbers with creative accounting as well

Yeah you can just adjust contracts and
pay some money up front. Or give a big signing bonus to a free agent while still spreading it out.

 

[boozeman]

 

[bbgun]

 

[boozeman]

 

[boozeman]