Saxum Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 16 minutes ago, PaattMaann said: I know itll never happen with a young QB getting his first "pay me"/life changing money, but it would be great to see Josh do an ole' Tom Brady and take less so the team can be built around him. Not hating on guys getting paid at all, short window to make all you can while you can. Just commenting it would be nice lol Unlike Tainted T*m Josh will not have the back door money from the owners, endorsements due to media market or a wife worth more ($400M) than him like T*m. Not happening.
fan_in_tx Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 13 minutes ago, Bangarang said: Right. In 2016, Manning’s salary was 13% of the Broncos salary. How far back does this analysis go? John Elway the same... Tom Brady numerous times
Bangarang Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 4 minutes ago, HOUSE said: I am so confused... Basically, what this thread is saying is that Tua will ever be as good as Josh. 1
TheElectricCompany Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 9 minutes ago, Shaw66 said: I've said for a year that I think Josh will give the Bills a discount. Josh is smart and a team guy, and he recognizes the impact of the mega-deals on the ability of the GM to put together a winner. I I think Josh will leave money on the table. We've sparred on this before, but I just don't see this happening. The going rate for young, elite QBs is ~$40M annually, and we have plenty of cap space for an extension. It's a raw deal to ask your star players for hometown discounts this early in their career, and you'd hear the rumor mill wind up quickly if OBD was trying to shortchange foundational talents. Maybe they can sneak him in for $38-$39M, but that's not really a discount. Brees and Brady deals at $25M annually are discounts. 1
PaattMaann Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 6 minutes ago, Limeaid said: Unlike Tainted T*m Josh will not have the back door money from the owners, endorsements due to media market or a wife worth more ($400M) than him like T*m. Not happening. yea I was pretty clear it wasnt going to happen, just that it would be cool is all
DCofNC Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 2 minutes ago, TPS said: Given the cap goes up every year, using a $ amount wouldn't be the best way to evaulate this. It would be better to use a % of cap space taken up. For example, $10 million was a lot of cap space 10-15 years ago... The cap is expected to shrink next year. Teams that have huge contracts for 1 to 2 players are going to have a lot of turn over this coming offseason. The Chiefs will definitely be one of them, lots of mega deals handed out without concern of the cap ever shrinking. You should/almost have to see teams like the Chiefs, Cowboys, Rams, etc dumping a lot of talent to fit under the cap and in a lot of cases it’s really going to sting because they have so many big contracts that’s are immovable. They will have to gut the roster of role players all over the place because cutting the big names will save little if anything for them. to the OP, the window gets tighter as soon as the rookie deal is off. That said, the one thing Beane did that’s pretty genius, is sign a ton of contracts that end the same year as Allen’s rookie deal. Basically, he freed up a ton of cap space for Josh is that was the right way to go, or to dump everything and start over if Josh washed out. I think it’s pretty safe to say, barring injury, Josh is going to get PAID. He looks the part of a franchise guy, and has drastically brought down the level/number of mistakes/issues that made everyone question of that was the case. 1
junior Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 $20M+ contracts are relatively new to the league, so of course there won't be much of a history. % of cap is a better way to look at it, and I am far too lazy to figure out the equivalent 😄 1
CLTbills Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 27 minutes ago, Success said: I have a lot of faith in Beane. He is adept at managing the cap and building this team through the draft and FA. I think that as long as we have Josh Allen, we can contend for championships. I feel like (I have no proof of this, just my gut feeling) that Josh Allen is more worried about the team winning than his paycheck. I have the feeling that he'll go the Tom Brady route - still get paid a bunch, but maybe take a little less if it leads to them being able to keep a team around him. Again, I have zero proof of this, but if there ever was a team-first guy, it's Josh Allen.
thenorthremembers Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 (edited) 37 minutes ago, Bangarang said: Right. In 2016, Manning’s salary was 13% of the Broncos salary. Exactly this. Making the line $20 million dollars is arbitrary. If you don't normalize the data to show correlation to the Cap, then $20 million is essentially meaningless and ultimately coincidental. With more players making $20 million dollars a year, that imaginary line could disappear as early as this season. Probably should focus more on the idea that the Super Bowl is extremely hard to win. Only 33 quarterbacks have won a Superbowl in 54 years. Think about that, without digging too far into it because I am not bothering to see how many Quarterbacks have started a game since 1966, I am also not going to see how many teams played per year. But, on just a simple math the likelihood a given team will win a Super Bowl is 3%. Like it or not, the window is always going to be small, whether you pay a Quarterback or not. Edited November 9, 2020 by thenorthremembers 2
ColoradoBills Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 12 minutes ago, CLTbills said: I feel like (I have no proof of this, just my gut feeling) that Josh Allen is more worried about the team winning than his paycheck. I have the feeling that he'll go the Tom Brady route - still get paid a bunch, but maybe take a little less if it leads to them being able to keep a team around him. Again, I have zero proof of this, but if there ever was a team-first guy, it's Josh Allen. My opinion of how the Josh Allen contract goes is like this. The Bills will open with a "fair" contract and Josh and his agent will tweek it a bit and then he signs. It will be good for both Josh and the Bills.
TigerJ Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 The history of QBs making $20 million per year is pretty short. In 2013 Eli Manning eclipsed the 20 million mark, the same for 2014. In 2015 Eli Manning was gone from the list replaced by Drew Brees and Phillip Rivers, still a pretty small percentage of NFL QBs. The number jumped to 7 QBs in 2016, the same in 2017. The number took a big jump in 2018 - to 14 QBs, creeping up to 15 in 2019. That number is only going to go up in the future, and it is inevitable that a $20 million QB is going to win the Super Bowl. I would not be surprised if it were this year with Ben Roethlisberger, Drew Brees, Ryan Tannehill, Russell Wilson, Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady all in the $20 million club. What you don't want to happen is what happened to the Indianapolis Colts who have two $20 million club members under contract. Yes, Jacoby Brissett is in that club, along with Phil Rivers. 2
Kwai San Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 34 minutes ago, arcane said: The Bills have a window as long as Josh Allen is healthy and here. With all of our problems, and with all of the development he still needs to do before he's at his peak, we are 7-2 with the schedule that made everyone poop their pants, and exactly 1 scary team left on it the rest of the way (though several good teams). He will consistently get us to where we need to be to have a chance, even when the team is struggling elsewhere Who do you think is the 1 scary team??? I think you might be "record basing" that thought......yesterday they didn't look so hot if it is whom I think you are going to say.....honestly I would venture several, actually more than several really good teams are left to play....ain't no cakewalk thats for sure!!!
Buffalo716 Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 Tom Brady won a super bowl in 2019, with an average salary over $20 million
Kwai San Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 17 minutes ago, DCofNC said: to the OP, the window gets tighter as soon as the rookie deal is off. That said, the one thing Beane did that’s pretty genius, is sign a ton of contracts that end the same year as Allen’s rookie deal. Basically, he freed up a ton of cap space for Josh is that was the right way to go, or to dump everything and start over if Josh washed out. I think it’s pretty safe to say, barring injury, Josh is going to get PAID. He looks the part of a franchise guy, and has drastically brought down the level/number of mistakes/issues that made everyone question of that was the case. But but but Beane is an idiot....they told me so. He needs to be tarred and feathered and driven out of town...yeah thats what "they" said...they told me themselves they did.
thenorthremembers Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 2 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said: Tom Brady won a super bowl in 2019, with an average salary over $20 million You're correct, except for this will soon get into semantics. The Super Bowl was in 2019, but the league year was 2018. Although you'd still be correct because he made 22 million. Just expecting people to tell you Mahomes won the superbowl last year.
aristocrat Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 it's about percentage of the cap. 2 the pats run was the most insane thing ever and is over. beane needs to be drafting and getting steals everywhere. only pay the guys that are actually elite at their positions.
Buffalo716 Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 (edited) 10 minutes ago, thenorthremembers said: You're correct, except for this will soon get into semantics. The Super Bowl was in 2019, but the league year was 2018. Although you'd still be correct because he made 22 million. Just expecting people to tell you Mahomes won the superbowl last year. Mahomes won the super bowl in 2020. It's played in January or February Doesn't matter when the league year started. The super bowl this year is played in 2021 I just stated a year Edited November 9, 2020 by Buffalo716
Shaw66 Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 32 minutes ago, TheElectricCompany said: We've sparred on this before, but I just don't see this happening. The going rate for young, elite QBs is ~$40M annually, and we have plenty of cap space for an extension. It's a raw deal to ask your star players for hometown discounts this early in their career, and you'd hear the rumor mill wind up quickly if OBD was trying to shortchange foundational talents. Maybe they can sneak him in for $38-$39M, but that's not really a discount. Brees and Brady deals at $25M annually are discounts. You misperceive what I'm saying. I'm not saying the Bills will lowball Josh and try to force it down his throat. I think Josh will volunteer the discount. I'm guessing, and it's only a guess, that Josh already has bought the total team concept, and that Josh already understands the impact Brady had on his old team by taking $5 million (or more) less than he could have gotten elsewhere. Josh has surprised people throughout his career, and I think he's going to surprise people when the time comes to extend his contract.
WhoTom Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 49 minutes ago, Shaw66 said: I've said for a year that I think Josh will give the Bills a discount. Josh is smart and a team guy, and he recognizes the impact of the mega-deals on the ability of the GM to put together a winner. I I think Josh will leave money on the table. 48 minutes ago, WideNine said: I think Allen is about team, not that I think he would take or deserve some kind of bargain-basement agreement, BUT I could see him taking a very long-term agreement that spreads the hit out over the years in a more cap-friendly way that allows Beane to continue to surround him with talented players. I agree with both of you. On top of the reasons you listed, remember that Josh wasn't recruited out of HS, had to beg for a scholarship out of junior college, and went into the draft being called one of the least NFL-ready QBs. The Bills ignored all that and gave him a shot when other teams passed him over. I think he'll remember that and give the team a loyalty discount. 1
Don Otreply Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 59 minutes ago, PaattMaann said: I know itll never happen with a young QB getting his first "pay me"/life changing money, but it would be great to see Josh do an ole' Tom Brady and take less so the team can be built around him. Not hating on guys getting paid at all, short window to make all you can while you can. Just commenting it would be nice lol Just getting drafted brings life changing money, Josh will have made enough money on his rookie contract to never have to work again and live really well, hell, even Levi Wallace is pulling down $700,000.00 annually. That’s life changing money period. That’s a top 3% earner in America and top 1% world wide. Even Practice squad guys make a lot of money compared to the rest of the country. Its odd that people would think making six figures and more annually isn’t life changing money, color me confused. (I guess if your the type to piss it all away then your just cognitively challenged) I suspect Josh will sign a somewhat team friendly deal, jmo, been wrong before... 😁 Go Bills!!!
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