NFL News 2021 NFL Free Agency/Trade News & Discussion: March Edition

[ralmat55]

Is this Jonnus contract? Where did you find it?

It’s a projection of his contract to illustrate how cap numbers in the 1st year can be substantially lower than the AAV of these contracts.

I did a rough estimate that the cumulative AAV on the deals agreed to so far is around $70 million. With that figure, it is very conceivable that the cumulative cap charge could be less that $35 million leaving the Pats with roughly $30 million of cap space.

Just playing with figures, but it shows they should still have room to make more moves depending on their QB plans.

 

[Triumph]

Rumor is that Andrews has narrowed his options down to Miami and NE.

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Why, Nick? Why?

I get that Caserio has a NE connection, but one would think they would note that Rivers was a Ram last season, instead of implying he was signed away from the Pats.

 

[yukon cornelius]

I know it doesn't seem like it, but it's only Day 2. FA begins tomorrow. Lol

legal tampering period.....blah.....it's on

 

[luuked]

I get that Caserio has a NE connection, but one would think they would note that Rivers was a Ram last season, instead of implying he was signed away from the Pats.

I think the point they want to make is that Caserio was involved in the evaluation process that resulted in us picking Rivers. So Caserio is just plucking together some players he thought highly off but that failed for whatever reasons.

In other organizations you'd say that Caserio as GM picked him.

 

[Deus Irae]

I get that Caserio has a NE connection, but one would think they would note that Rivers was a Ram last season, instead of implying he was signed away from the Pats.

The reunion is a more touching angle.

 

[Ross12]

I get that Caserio has a NE connection, but one would think they would note that Rivers was a Ram last season, instead of implying he was signed away from the Pats.

I forgot he even left, my brain just assumed he was on IR last year again. Not much of a difference.

 

[Hammer of Thor]

The reunion is a more touching angle.

I suppose, but it’s not like he did anything here that would cause them to want to sing.

 

[ralmat55]

Rumor is that Andrews has narrowed his options down to Miami and NE.

I’m hoping he remembers the lesson of KVN in this decision. It seems like Brian Flores is a fickle guy. 3 OCs in 3 seasons.

 

[Deus Irae]

I’m hoping he remembers the lesson of KVN in this decision. It seems like Brian Flores is a fickle guy. 3 OCs in 3 seasons.

Don't be overpaid in a year where the league's cap takes a huge hit because of an unforeseen pandemic?

 

[long distance]

It’s a projection of his contract to illustrate how cap numbers in the 1st year can be substantially lower than the AAV of these contracts.

I did a rough estimate that the cumulative AAV on the deals agreed to so far is around $70 million. With that figure, it is very conceivable that the cumulative cap charge could be less that $35 million leaving the Pats with roughly $30 million of cap space.

Just playing with figures, but it shows they should still have room to make more moves depending on their QB plans.

I have them a bit lower - dont see them extremely backloading - not what they need or normally do - id guess they'd prefer flexibility for possible restructures later..

In any case agreed that theres plenty of cap left..

 

[venecol]

Bunch of teams probably focusing on freeing up cap space or getting below the cap with releases, restructures and extensions before tomorrow's deadline. More of these type of deals today than new contracts is likely.

 

[Deus Irae]

 

[NYCPATS4LIFE]

These big name players should just sign a one year deal knowing the cap will go up next year.

 

[oceansizer]

 

[WeezyFbaby]

Sign Rodney Hudson right FREAKING now, tell mount Trent to convince his buddy what an absolutely filthy Oline we would have with that bad man

 

[gobesmug]

This is great. Hopefully it makes the Dolphins give up going after Andrews and lowers his cost

 

[Ring 6]

I have them a bit lower - dont see them extremely backloading - not what they need or normally do - id guess they'd prefer flexibility for possible restructures later..

In any case agreed that theres plenty of cap left..

They may extreme backload this year to fit in more players and account for future cap increases being larger than normal (because this years is so low).

 

[Give Kraft A Hand]

Why did the Raiders release a top center?

 

[Ring 6]

This is great. Hopefully it makes the Dolphins give up going after Andrews and lowers his cost

No hopefully it makes them sweeten the pot so we can sign Hudson.