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This came up in another thread. The question posed was how much did each win cost in QB salary. I didn't quite follow it but I took the positional group as a whole and divided it by wins.

 

Here are the results:

 

Team	Cost	Wins	Total
Den	2,261,158	9	251,240
Oak	4,623,009	12	385,251
Tenn	7,534,058	9	837,118
TB	8,192,029	9	910,225
NE	15,245,534	14	1,088,967
Mia	13,174,117	10	1,317,412
Phi	9,850,243	7	1,407,178
Buff	10,292,562	7	1,470,366
Minn	12,583,908	8	1,572,989
Hous	14,412,646	9	1,601,405
KC	20,170,000	12	1,680,833
Dallas	24,140,848	13	1,856,988
Seattle	18,997,000	10	1,899,700
GB	19,910,318	10	1,991,032
NYJ	10,107,897	5	2,021,579
PITT	25,334,805	11	2,303,164
ATL	25,500,000	11	2,318,182
NYG	25,588,400	11	2,326,218
LAR	9,453,311	4	2,363,328
Cin	14,195,413	6	2,365,902
Indy	19,900,000	8	2,487,500
Det	23,338,820	9	2,593,202
NO	18,500,000	7	2,642,857
Wash	22,237,333	8	2,779,667
Ariz	20,967,646	7	2,995,378
Balt	24,050,000	8	3,006,250
SD	17,180,000	5	3,436,000
Jax	10,864,198	3	3,621,399
Car	22,310,000	6	3,718,333
Chi	20,140,352	3	6,713,451
SF	20,228,753	2	10,114,377
Cle	11,022,378	1	11,022,378
	522306736	254	2,056,326

Some interesting things:

 

bottom 3 teams per win are the top 3 teams picking. Part of that is because of the small number fo wins but in the case of Chicago and SF they have quite a bit of money tied up in subpar qbs.

 

The average is just over 2 million per win. Only 4 of the playoff teams went over the average. The other 8 were under.

 

The best win:cost ratio were for 4 teams that have rookie qb contracts.

 

NE being 5th is just criminal. IMO part of what makes Brady so good is his willingness to take less money than his competitors to help have a better team around him. Flacco got paid and his team is now terrible because of it.

 

If Buffalo extends Tyrod and has his cap hit of 17 million while winning 17 games they would be at the 10th highest cost per win. If they were to improve to 9 wins they would drop all the way to 19th.

Edited by section122
Posted

This came up in another thread. The question posed was how much did each win cost in QB salary. I didn't quite follow it but I took the positional group as a whole and divided it by wins.

 

Here are the results:

 

Team Cost Wins Total Den 2,261,158 9 251,240 Oak 4,623,009 12 385,251 Tenn 7,534,058 9 837,118 TB 8,192,029 9 910,225 NE 15,245,534 14 1,088,967 Mia 13,174,117 10 1,317,412 Phi 9,850,243 7 1,407,178 Buff 10,292,562 7 1,470,366 Minn 12,583,908 8 1,572,989 Hous 14,412,646 9 1,601,405 KC 20,170,000 12 1,680,833 Dallas 24,140,848 13 1,856,988 Seattle 18,997,000 10 1,899,700 GB 19,910,318 10 1,991,032 NYJ 10,107,897 5 2,021,579 PITT 25,334,805 11 2,303,164 ATL 25,500,000 11 2,318,182 NYG 25,588,400 11 2,326,218 LAR 9,453,311 4 2,363,328 Cin 14,195,413 6 2,365,902 Indy 19,900,000 8 2,487,500 Det 23,338,820 9 2,593,202 NO 18,500,000 7 2,642,857 Wash 22,237,333 8 2,779,667 Ariz 20,967,646 7 2,995,378 Balt 24,050,000 8 3,006,250 SD 17,180,000 5 3,436,000 Jax 10,864,198 3 3,621,399 Car 22,310,000 6 3,718,333 Chi 20,140,352 3 6,713,451 SF 20,228,753 2 10,114,377 Cle 11,022,378 1 11,022,378 522306736 254 2,056,326

 

Dude...

Posted (edited)


Team Cost Wins Total
Den 2,261,158 9 251,240
Oak 4,623,009 12 385,251
Tenn 7,534,058 9 837,118
TB 8,192,029 9 910,225
NE 15,245,534 14 1,088,967
Mia 13,174,117 10 1,317,412
Phi 9,850,243 7 1,407,178
Buff 10,292,562 7 1,470,366
Minn 12,583,908 8 1,572,989
Hous 14,412,646 9 1,601,405
KC 20,170,000 12 1,680,833
Dal 24,140,848 13 1,856,988
Sea 18,997,000 10 1,899,700
GB 19,910,318 10 1,991,032
NYJ 10,107,897 5 2,021,579
PITT 25,334,805 11 2,303,164
ATL 25,500,000 11 2,318,182
NYG 25,588,400 11 2,326,218
LAR 9,453,311 4 2,363,328
Cin 14,195,413 6 2,365,902
Indy 19,900,000 8 2,487,500
Det 23,338,820 9 2,593,202
NO 18,500,000 7 2,642,857
Wash 22,237,333 8 2,779,667
Ariz 20,967,646 7 2,995,378
Balt 24,050,000 8 3,006,250
SD 17,180,000 5 3,436,000
Jax 10,864,198 3 3,621,399
Car 22,310,000 6 3,718,333
Chi 20,140,352 3 6,713,451
SF 20,228,753 2 10,114,377
Cle 11,022,378 1 11,022,378

 

Edited by Dorkington
Posted (edited)

How?!?!? :bag:

 

but thank you!

Use the 'code' function... looks like <> on the toolbar of the post editor. Helps to paste your table into Notepad or Textedit on your computer, and make sure everything is tabbed correctly first too. Feel free to copy/paste my post into yours (hit Quote first, then copy that, instead of just directly from the page)

Edited by Dorkington
Posted (edited)

Yes, that saved my head from exploding, so Thank You indeed!

 

I fixed it in the op. You can now come to this thread unafraid! :thumbsup:

Edited by section122
Posted

Awesome, thanks for putting this together. This makes it look like: It's best to win 10+ games, and worst to win 3 or less games. Hmmmmmm...

 

Also: Is NYJ at $10.1MM accurate?

 

I'm not trying to sound ungrateful, I promise!

Posted (edited)

Young, first contract QB's at the top until you get to......New England? Did Brady move $$$ out of this year because he was going to miss 1/4? Because he didn't play? Hmmm. But 3 of the last 4 teams are middle of the pack. A QB on a fair deal who won a bunch of games.

Edited by Augie
Posted

Just out of curiosity 122 did you do it by start? I.e. did you use Matt Moore's per game salary for the games that he started?

 

No unfortunately I didn't break it down like that. I can't waste that much time at work! ;)

Posted

not one team in the top 10 for losses finished better than 8-8

 

and only two of them (Flacco and Brees) have won a Super Bowl. Both are up and down year in and year out.

Posted

Very misleading data on NE's salary/win ratio...it doesn't take into account the bj's and hj's Brady gives to Kraft and Ernie Adams on a weekly basis. This explains his renegotiated contract.

Posted

Use the 'code' function... looks like <> on the toolbar of the post editor. Helps to paste your table into Notepad or Textedit on your computer, and make sure everything is tabbed correctly first too. Feel free to copy/paste my post into yours (hit Quote first, then copy that, instead of just directly from the page)

 

 

It may be a good idea for a stickied tutorial on this stuff. I see people not using these functions correctly all the time.

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