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Sounds hyperboled...You just like to argue.
"Let's find the next Julius Peppers but if he was consistent and an OLB".
Better?
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Sounds hyperboled...You just like to argue.
"Let's find the next Julius Peppers but if he was consistent and an OLB".
Better?
Sounds hyperboled...
That's much better then the version with the KY and icicles!lol
I think that's knocking over pins with ADHD kids in the fetal position. Or something.
I was wondering about that, too.
Either way, I'm over the Peppers thing. Let's find the NEXT Julius Peppers in the draft.
I still have a few days of this :deadhorse: left.
hehe, true. It's not like it's hurting anyone.
So I was reading on PFT about the Saints using a 'completition bonus' that kicks in at the end of 2010 and is a method of having garuanteed money that doesn't count against the 2009 cap. Does anyone know how this works?
As eom mentioned, I explained it on my blog (AdamJT13).
PFT didn't quite get it correct, though. (I tried to tell Florio that in the comments, but it still hasn't shown up 10 hours later. If he moderates the comments, maybe he decided not to publish mine.) The bonuses don't kick in at the end of 2010. They're earned during the 2009 season and paid in the 2010 season. And he says they work the same way as an option bonus for reducing this year's cap hit, but that's not true. A completion bonus is much more effective because it avoids the 30 Percent Rule problem.
So it sounds like solman was right through sheer blind luck! The claim has been substantiated! :singing:
Not necessarily. There is a way to do a deal that might free up some cap, but the players agreeing to it would be giving up salary they'd otherwise be seeing over 17 weeks in exchange for getting it in a lump sum AT THE END OF THE SEASON
Theoretically, a team could convert all but the minimum salary to a signing bonus and give it to the player up front, as they normally would. The salary increases would be much smaller each year after this, but they could make up the difference with a completion bonus (or multiple completion bonuses).