Aßßynormal

Thanks for the schedule.


Minor note: I think we still have rights to Pryor.

DocHoliday

That we do - his contract was tolled I believe because he was ineligible for the season. He should be in there, I listed him as DT right after Forston.

Thanks for downloading!

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murphysbuddylove

Awesome work. I've made a copy and can play now.

DocHoliday

Update time!

Version 1.32

Minor update. Reflects the release of Kyle Hix and Spencer Larson, and takes into account their dead money hits.

If you want to update your own version rather than start all over, just replace the dead money number with $4,637,525.00

Attached Files

Pats 2013 1.32.zip (22.6 KB, 12 views)

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Miguel

FYI - The minimum salary for a Practice Squad player is $6,000 a week.

You may want to use
» Over the Cap- 2013 NFL Draft Pick Contract Estimates

as a reference for your draft picks' cap number

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DocHoliday

Thank you for the estimates, I just winged them for my draft picks.

The existing numbers were taken from Sportrac. For the missing (Quarles and Miller) would you just multiply 6000 * 52 weeks for the year?

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Miguel

6000 X 17 weeks of the regular season. I would not use any players' current salary for their Practice Squad Salary as most PS players are signed for the minimum. You may want to add a fudge factor for a couple of them as most teams pay a couple of their PS players more than minimum.

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DocHoliday

They're not paid in preseason? Or do those numbers not count for cap?

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mgteich

I don't sweat the late costs. There are many more the the Practice Squad. There are the two players not included in the cap. There the rookies. There is an in-season injury fund. There is paying for players put on IR during camp, and the cost of their replacements. I may have forgotten one or two.

If you must include these costs, I would suggest including the savings from a Mankins restructure. This saves $3.75M and is a no-brainer at any time. This would approximately pay for the above costs. For example, the net draft costs are negligible except for the net cost of our first pick.

We have $24M - $25M available now, if we choose. Of course, we should make sure that we include the JAG's needed to fill out the roster (I usually allocate $2M - $3M for that. This year, this might include a corner (Cole equivalent or two), backup WR's, backup LB, and a backup DE.

To me, this exercise is straightforward. We need to re-sign or replace

Welker
Vollmer
Thomas
Edelman
Woodhead
Talib
Arrington
Cole
Chung

We will go into the draft with no "holes" as such. Of course, posters have already decided what positions will be drafted. I'm sure Belichick (or his staff) laughs at such nonsense.

If we (on balance) replace with equal players, our team will be a bit stronger next year due to the expectation of net improvement among the youngsters. I do NOT predict no or few injuries. I think it to be unreasonable to do so. I expect about the same as last year or a bit more.

DocHoliday

Care to share a rough number for the sum of the costs you wrote in your first paragraph? I'll just lump them into one Miscellaneous box.

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