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But, but, if we had signed a few long-term free agents before the draft, our team's cap would've been ruined for years to comeFormer Packers VP blasts NFL salary-cap myths
Former Green Bay Packers vice president Andrew Brandt doesn't want to hear about salary-cap restrictions, particularly when discussing contracts awarded to top-tier quarterbacks.
Jesus christ stout your like a drowning man.But, but, if we had signed a few long-term free agents before the draft, our team's cap would've been ruined for years to come
I mean, that's what the Cards apologist (so-called) experts would've had you believe. Like, the gaslighting was as sad as it was real.
Salary cap restrictions are a thing for cash strapped teams. Owners that are willing to spend, not so much.But, but, if we had signed a few long-term free agents before the draft, our team's cap would've been ruined for years to come
I mean, that's what the Cards apologist (so-called) experts would've had you believe. Like, the gaslighting was as sad as it was real.
Where to start? You're :BIM: Next, JC right back at ya. How is anything you said after "drowning man" relevant to our punting on FA this year? Why is pointing out that people want to give cheapskate Dollar Bill's son a pass for being cheap being like a drowning man? I guess the shoe fits you, eh?
Or for teams that don't want to spend their cash. Even saying cash-strapped is a cop out for MB, IMO.
Thank you for your negative contribution. Stellar form, as usual.
Troll warning. Knock it off.
It isn't an excuse for MB. I was saying he should have taken out a loan to pay for KM's contract so he could have saved 40-50M.
I see. The answers do not fit your narrative of negativity so you try to turn the focus.....
LOL You want to change the narrative then aren't happy that I don't agree to change the narrative. The cap is irrelevant as far as who you can sign. What does that have to do with Lombardi trophies is beyond me. Your argument is "you can't sign who you want because this guy's teams didn't win more titles." Do what now?
Did you want them to just sign anybody? I mean you keep preaching this but in reality who did you want? Who was this great player/players we missed out on that is irreplaceable next year? You say you didn't research it because it was a lost cause. Well I don't know how you just start signing players until you have had time to access the current roster. It's like I have read this same thing on 5 different threads.But, but, if we had signed a few long-term free agents before the draft, our team's cap would've been ruined for years to come
I mean, that's what the Cards apologist (so-called) experts would've had you believe. Like, the gaslighting was as sad as it was real.
And you'll keep reading it because the team punted on FA, signed nothing but 1-year deals and effective 1-year deals, and we literally took an offseason to "assess," which is unforgivably slow in the modern NFL.
Wow, epic fail, as the Rams won a SB. But I guess that's a better contribution than just posting a violin emoji.Pick up the phone. RAMS are on the line with a job offer.
lol You brought it up, @QuebecCard, not me. I feel you're just salty over being warned over your trolling, tbh.
Actually, both of you guys are right but the Rams still rolled the dice because even if you have the talent things have to bounce in your direction and this is no basketball or baseball postseason were a lesser team has to upset more than once. The Rams won, but there are many teams which have gone all out and get close but no cigar. The Rams are paying now and they will probably be crappiliscous for a while, but they did get that Super Bowl victory, though their fans now will have to offer smack past talk while they endure the crap to come. It goes both ways, and both you And Quebec are right... scary huh lol
