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I care, its about the integrity of the game. Wilson gives them the best chance at making the playoffs and the are sitting him in case he gets hurt and they have to pay him because of it. That's not football and as a fan of football, it hurts the league.Who cares? He’s a Bronco
This time of year, a bunch of players and organizations are making business decisions and not football decisions.I care, its about the integrity of the game. Wilson gives them the best chance at making the playoffs and the are sitting him in case he gets hurt and they have to pay him because of it. That's not football and as a fan of football, it hurts the league.
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Wake up call to folks here that think dead cap space is going to prohibit Murray from being traded or cut in 2024.
Cap space management is a myth / magic.
I thought I saw people say that earlier this year.Trading Kyler creates more cap space next year.
Another example of people not willing to waste or throw away seasons on something they feel is not going to work.I think Sean Payton is over playing his genius card here.
Having said that, I have never seen another case of cutting your losses in NFL as cut throat as this.
OOF
its interesting:Trading Kyler creates more cap space next year.
Trading Kyler creates more cap space next year.
Exactly. I don't see how we can trade Kyler, and be cap positive next year.its interesting:
trading him puts $45mm in dead money into the cap, BUT, adds to salary cap space by $5.6mm
the acquiring team would be on the hook for the following salaries:
24 $37mm (nearly all guaranteed)
25 $18mm
26 $23 mm
27 $19mm
the Cards could probably enhance his trade compensation by paying some portion of the 2024 guarantee ( but that would take salary cap space / add to the dead money)
so lets say the Cards agree to eat $20mm of the $37mm in 2024 salary -- that effectively creates a contract that averages $19mm a year (very reasonable) for a young QB. Acquiring team gets a year to kick the tires and can decide post 2024 to keep him or not.
Exactly. I don't see how we can trade Kyler, and be cap positive next year.
To be clear, I meant considering Kyler's salary alone. We are expected to have 35-50M in salary cap next year so there should a bit of free money, but only if we trade him.It certainly isn't something new...
Wilson will have a massive hit in 2024 (potentially bigger than Kyler's)
Matt Ryan - $40M (2022 and Falcons are in the playoff hunt in 2023)
Aaron Rodgers - $40M (2023 and Green Bay is right there with the Falcons)
Carson Wentz - $34M (20% of Eagles cap space and they made the playoffs that year (2021) and won the Super Bowl the next year)
Russell Wilson - $26M in 2022 (Seahawks still go to playoffs that year with Geno Smith)
I was thinking the same thing. The cap hit shouldn’t/wont keep the Cards from moving on.It certainly isn't something new...
Wilson will have a massive hit in 2024 (potentially bigger than Kyler's)
Matt Ryan - $40M (2022 and Falcons are in the playoff hunt in 2023)
Aaron Rodgers - $40M (2023 and Green Bay is right there with the Falcons)
Carson Wentz - $34M (20% of Eagles cap space and they made the playoffs that year (2021) and won the Super Bowl the next year)
Russell Wilson - $26M in 2022 (Seahawks still go to playoffs that year with Geno Smith)
Broncos fixing to lose draft picksOof
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Hope so.Broncos fixing to lose draft picks