They've had 10+ draft picks for the past 3 years, so not sure why some people think there's no young talent on the team.If they don't win in the next 2 years or so, the team will get blown up.
I don't think Marshawn plays for the Hawks after his current deal is up. I don't see how we have the cap space because Russ will be getting paid next year.Seattle will be in a similar boat after next season. After the Kaepernick deal I don't see how they don't give Wilson close to $20 mil a year. They already have two of the top paid safeties in the league, Sherman just got his payday, they will have tough decisions to make starting with Marshawn Lynch once Wilson gets his deal.
Yeah, but they always play games with how the cap money gets spread out. Look at Flacco's numbers, despite the $120mil contract number (or ~$20mil a year averaged out) he actually has pretty reasonable cap hits until they spike up to $28 and $31 million dollars in 2016/2017.It's $21mil a year. The 18 number is including this year's 1 mil salary before the new contract kicks in. No one does the math that way=P
It's not insane, can call it too much all day but that' just where the league is at now.
Oh yeah, I'm not saying anything about that. Just that Disp gave the $18 number if you include this year to the new contract and people are saying he signed for 18 per average. Just not the way people discuss these generally.Yeah, but they always play games with how the cap money gets spread out. Look at Flacco's numbers, despite the $120mil contract number (or ~$20mil a year averaged out) actually has pretty reasonable cap hits until they spike up to $28 and $31 million dollars in 2016/2017.
They could have manipulated the deal to include this year if it included a signing bonus (which could be applied to this year or spread out over the contract). But really I doubt much of the deal is included in this years cap number because they currently don't have the space.Oh yeah, I'm not saying anything about that. Just that Disp gave the $18 number if you include this year to the new contract and people are saying he signed for 18 per average. Just not the way people discuss these generally.
I'm sure they reworked the deal and pushed a fair amount of money into this year. His cap hit won't be $1mil. this year like it was scheduled to be.Oh yeah, I'm not saying anything about that. Just that Disp gave the $18 number if you include this year to the new contract and people are saying he signed for 18 per average. Just not the way people discuss these generally.
Eh, it's not like the demand for running backs is going up.I don't think Marshawn plays for the Hawks after his current deal is up. I don't see how we have the cap space because Russ will be getting paid next year.
Dumbest signing since Tony Romo got $120MKaep signs 6 year $126 mil extension. Including this year comes out to about 7/$127, or about $18/yr, and contract is probably loaded with incentives and de-escalators. $61mil guaranteed.
If it wasn't for Kyle Williams they would have been in the Super Bowl with Smith under center. Kaepernick took over when Smith was at an all high there. I'm pretty sure if they let Kaeperbro walk and picked someone else up who could be a game manager at worst, there'd be no real loss in how that team performs with its current roster.Pretty much exactly what I was expecting. It will make it harder to maintain the depth that the 49ers have enjoyed the last few years and it might result in somebody like Crabtree being a cap casualty, but I would much rather be in that position than trying to draft a quarterback every 2-3 years and hoping one of them pans out.