Mr. WEO

Kellen Moore wasn't available....

Hasn't Darryl Stingley suffered enough?

mid they are both hurt, sure

Webb as a starter doesn't exist. He's made of flatus and moonbeams. A figment of many fertile imaginations here...

the legend of Davis Webb will never die on this board...

Holy moly

the only handoffs Kamara will be getting will be in the laundry room.

lunatic fathering bros

He was money. That Reggie-Knicks 30 for 30 is gold.

Reggie knew the score on Rodgers...

not as bad as this:

It's a ranking of the rookie class on each team. It's not a ranking "relative to where the team picked".

They can bring in Shady McCoy as their Kicker...

I doubt that the Dolphins mind. He's a decent receiver so that's how they are using him.

Tua?

When will the lay people learn you don't touch a players bottle of pink champale in the club?

Bills are not a Job Fair. Every team knows he's available.

At 9 mill to the Bills, its adios, good luck.

We all know the deals are larger, but given the increase in the cap, the % for these huge contract will be in 2024 about what they were 6-7 years ago. The numerator (cap hit) stays the same for each contract, the denominator (cap) increases. It's math... Josh's, Mahomes, etc contracts are what they for several years going forward. You keep using the annual average salary (your "stats"). Your NBA comparison is also pointless as all contracts are fully guaranteed for the entire length of the contract. Bowing out is probably wise.

Good think I didn't mention an over/under then, right?

Average annual salary isn’t that particular years cap hit. It’s the value of the contract divided by the years of its length. The average salary of those top particular contracts will be the same in 3 years yet thecep money will grow significantly in that time frame. We don’t need Nostradamus to project that the cap % of those contracts therefore, has to go down…

lol none of this is my data. Tell that to spotrac. They feel they can and I provided the link. They are pretty good at this...so I have no reason to doubt their numbers. The cap tends to rise 5-6% per year (pandemic year excepted). It's not hard to project for the next 2 years. And the current player contracts are known for the next 2 years. So it's really not hard to see what future years will be like. Also, new broadcast rights will blow it up the cap even further. If you disagree with all of their data and projections...well, I guess you are free to. But doing so isn't really an argument for your position. When the owners all suddenly agree to change how they pay their best QBs, you'll let us know.

Again, per spotrac, no more in 2024 than 2017. So, no.

2013 i didn't have--but it doesn't matter because 2024 shows that the % of cap will go down (no one is at 24 % now), not up. I've said so several times now

Browns did it in consecutive years.