... AND Bryant Johnson, who WAS a first, and while he was overshadowed by Boldin, wasn't (yet) considered a bust.We drafted Fitz while we had Boldin, though Boldin was not a first...
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... AND Bryant Johnson, who WAS a first, and while he was overshadowed by Boldin, wasn't (yet) considered a bust.We drafted Fitz while we had Boldin, though Boldin was not a first...
Who are we talking about? I thought Campbell signed for 1 year @ 8m.Campbell contract is structured weirdly to save cap.
Its a 5 year deal with 4 voided years
five years, $10M ($6M gtd), $5M signing bonus, salaries $1M (gtd), $1M, $1M, $1M, $1M; $2.5M playtime, playoffs, team achievement incentive in 2021; 2021-24 years void if on roster fifth day after 2020 Super Bowl
So his cap hit for this year is probably 2-3m with 1m or so in dead cap over the 4 years following depending on how much he earns in incentives.
Me too! I'm happy someone else said it, because I thought I slipped in the shower or something.Who are we talking about? I thought Campbell signed for 1 year @ 8m.
Hence the 4 voided years. Not that I have ever heard of this before.Me too! I'm happy someone else said it, because I thought I slipped in the shower or something.
Campbell contract is structured weirdly to save cap.
Its a 5 year deal with 4 voided years
five years, $10M ($6M gtd), $5M signing bonus, salaries $1M (gtd), $1M, $1M, $1M, $1M; $2.5M playtime, playoffs, team achievement incentive in 2021; 2021-24 years void if on roster fifth day after 2020 Super Bowl
So his cap hit for this year is probably 2-3m with 1m or so in dead cap over the 4 years following depending on how much he earns in incentives.
Who are we talking about? I thought Campbell signed for 1 year @ 8m.
Who are we talking about? I thought Campbell signed for 1 year @ 8m.
Everyone we have signed is a massive upgrade compared to who we had last year. Thats the best we could hope for.
We have also left ourselves in a position to draft BPA in the draft because most needs have been filled.
Campbell contract is structured weirdly to save cap.
Its a 5 year deal with 4 voided years
five years, $10M ($6M gtd), $5M signing bonus, salaries $1M (gtd), $1M, $1M, $1M, $1M; $2.5M playtime, playoffs, team achievement incentive in 2021; 2021-24 years void if on roster fifth day after 2020 Super Bowl
So his cap hit for this year is probably 2-3m with 1m or so in dead cap over the 4 years following depending on how much he earns in incentives.
This feels like they are getting too cute. I hope the NFL doesn't say this is an obvious attempt to circumvent the cap.
I don't think massive is an accurate statement - unless you are referring to Hopkins.
Slight upgrade I think is closer. But a bunch of slight upgrades add up.
I think massive to what we had is accurate.
Campbell is massively better than Joe Walker
Kennard is massively better than Marsh
Phillips is massively better than the guys we had rotating last year.
Hopkins is massively better than every WR on our roster at this point in their career (sorry Larry).
All in all, I am very happy with what we have done, and I think it has set up the draft perfectly to take BPA...which is what you should do with a top 10 pick. I hope we are not pressured into taking a RT unless we feel like they are truly the best player available. Murray will be fine for another year.
Yeah I don't agree.
Phillips I think was a horrible signing, I think he is just another guy who got a bunch of lucky sacks last year. PFF hates him, and watching his video I am not impressed. I actually expect him to be worse than Kerr.
worse than Kerr???
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Yeah I don't agree.
Phillips I think was a horrible signing, I think he is just another guy who got a bunch of lucky sacks last year. PFF hates him, and watching his video I am not impressed. I actually expect him to be worse than Kerr.
Kennard is slightly better than the combination of Marsh and Suggs - just look at their combined stats they are almost the same.
Campbell might be a lot better than Walker, but I would not call it massive.
Hopkins is a massive improvement - but I already said that.
First you have take into context free agency, the act of picking up players other teams already say are not worth the paycheck and hoping they made mistakes, hence you judge according to those parameters. All these guys signed are young enough to roll the dice, which is better than doing nothing or severely overpaying. To say Phillips is a 'horrible' signing and his sacks all amount to extreme luck (and I do say extreme luck because you said this was horrible) is laughable because luck does not go that far playing on a pro level and he's a freaking DL guy too which is getting close to ten. Let's throw luck in then for the hell of it, then he has about 6 legit sacks which is far from hyperbole horrible
Now you say Kennard is 'slightly' better but to play the stat game out of context you are forced to combine the stats of Marsh and Suggs... which says he is significantly better if you have to take two men to equal one
Campbell is better which might be massive simply because he is more athletic than Walker but let's see how that plays out
Hopkins does not count, that was a trade which can critique off season moves but not when judging the process of signing a free agent
I feel faint.... lolI can't believe I'll be the one to say it, but this roster is massively improved, from my perspective.
The addition of Hopkins feels like a 3-game swing alone to me. The schedule is favorable. I still have little faith in Justin Murray, whatever is going on at Center, and Kenyan Drake, but the draft can allay those fears. The team really made some favorable additions that I feel set us up to be flexible in the future, but not hopeless in the present.
I had an offseason structure in mind, and this has totally surpassed those considerations.
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I can't believe I'll be the one to say it, but this roster is massively improved, from my perspective.
The addition of Hopkins feels like a 3-game swing alone to me. The schedule is favorable. I still have little faith in Justin Murray, whatever is going on at Center, and Kenyan Drake, but the draft can allay those fears. The team really made some favorable additions that I feel set us up to be flexible in the future, but not hopeless in the present.
I had an offseason structure in mind, and this has totally surpassed those considerations.