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Final Comparison
Player State Income Take-Home Pay X Florida $60M $37.58M Y Massachusetts $80M $42.92M
Even though Player Y earns $20M more, the higher Massachusetts state tax significantly reduces their advantage. Player Y only takes home $5.34M more than Player X, despite earning $20M more.
Conclusion:
- Florida's no state income tax is a huge advantage for high earners.
- Massachusetts' new 9% tax on millionaires makes a significant impact.
- Player Y's effective tax rate is 46.35%, while Player X's is 37.37%.
YawnRobert Spillane
run defense grade from PFF
2024 - 87,3
2023 - 89
Pass defense
2024 - 48.8
2023 - 59
Again, cut that in half because they're taxed where they play and they play half of their games in other states.
Started his career with Vrabel in Tennessee, lasted until end of October when cut. Made a career for himself afterwards.
That assumes it’s all paid in one year. That may affect the analysis.Per ChatGPT:
Final Comparison
Player State Income Take-Home Pay X Florida $60M $37.58M Y Massachusetts $80M $42.92M
Even though Player Y earns $20M more, the higher Massachusetts state tax significantly reduces their advantage. Player Y only takes home $5.34M more than Player X, despite earning $20M more.
Conclusion:
- Florida's no state income tax is a huge advantage for high earners.
- Massachusetts' new 9% tax on millionaires makes a significant impact.
- Player Y's effective tax rate is 46.35%, while Player X's is 37.37%.
It's super cool Elon ruined twitter so now we have to wait for bluesky updates. This the guy that is running out government now I guess
I was surprised they didnt cut/trade Bentley, but i guess that can still happen.Spillane seems like an upgrade over Bentley but not a pairing that can coexist well. Depth isn't bad, so it's not like Bentley has to go now, but hard to imagine both of them with a ton of playing time barring injury.
Honestly the lack of state income tax only applies to their home games. The weather though is, IMO, a semi big thing.Someone should do the math though.
What does 80 million in mass look like vs 60 million in Florida?
It's probably way closer than it appears.
You might be looking at the wrong way — could be a Tavai replacement.Spillane seems like an upgrade over Bentley but not a pairing that can coexist well. Depth isn't bad, so it's not like Bentley has to go now, but hard to imagine both of them with a ton of playing time barring injury.
I think it would be a mistake to cut BentlyI was surprised they didnt cut/trade Bentley, but i guess that can still happen.
Note, however, that the Mass tax penalty only applies to half the games in the regular season, not the entire season as you assumed.Per ChatGPT:
Final Comparison
Player State Income Take-Home Pay X Florida $60M $37.58M Y Massachusetts $80M $42.92M
Even though Player Y earns $20M more, the higher Massachusetts state tax significantly reduces their advantage. Player Y only takes home $5.34M more than Player X, despite earning $20M more.
Conclusion:
- Florida's no state income tax is a huge advantage for high earners.
- Massachusetts' new 9% tax on millionaires makes a significant impact.
- Player Y's effective tax rate is 46.35%, while Player X's is 37.37%.
Pats social was hyping KJ Osborn up like he was a star lmao3/37 for Spillane.
Meh. I do think he and Bentley can play together fine.
Congrats to 2025's KJ Osborn.
He was the big prize of Free Agency last year.Pats social was hyping KJ Osborn up like he was a star lmao
Schefty panicking right nowIan rappaport has gained 6,000 followers in like a half hour on Blue sky.
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