Matthew Stafford trade: Breaking down the financial implications for Detroit Lions - Pride Of Detroit
This one says we are gaining 12.75 mil in cap space....
This one says we are gaining 12.75 mil in cap space....
Rams Salary Cap Update???
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Goff is costing us $34.95 million total in 2021. We are paying only $22.2 million this year so we're paying Jared $12.75 million less than what we would have to play for us. We now though have to pay Stafford and before any extensions/reworks he's costing us $20 million this year. So if we kept Jared we'd pay the QB position $34.95 million instead as it stands right now we're paying it $42.2 million. So Jared is costing us less money than he would have but this didn't lower our cap commitments to the QB this year at all.
The wording is different and this costs Lions more too in the end. Stafford for them had a cap hit of $33 million but they're on the hook now for only $19 million but they're paying Jared $27.8 million so they're paying the QB position even more than us this year.
Yeah, I was just on Over the Cap and Spotrac and yeah.
I expect for the Rams to restructure AD and Ramsey and extend Stafford prior to 3/17.
With $21M in a down year, the Rams have the flex to do a number of things.
And if we restructure Woods and Kupp, we can save an additional $38M...
And in 2022, our dead money goes from $31M to... ZERO so far (we'll have about $1M due to the draft...
The more I think about this... the more this might work out!!!
And in 2022, our dead money goes from $31M to... ZERO so far (we'll have about $1M due to the draft...
The more I think about this... the more this might work out!!!
Still makes snead look bad giving goff that extension after year three when there was no pressure to do so. Using your formula besides the damage to the cap that extension caused it also cost the rams a 1st and a 3rd.
Donald, Ramsey, Woods and Kupp have an $81M cap hit for 2021.
However, $60M of that is classified as salary.
The Rams can create a lot of 2021 cap space by restructuring the contracts of some, or all four players.
If the Rams simply reclassify a significant portion of the Salary to Bonus, the 2021 cap hit decreases.
For example, if you reclass $16M of salary-to-bonus, and the player has four years left on his deal, that creates $12M of 2021 cap space. The player gets the same $16M (no change for him) but the Rams get to spread out the same $16M over four years for cap purposes.
The payment is all in 2021. Only the cap hit changes.
It’s not all positive because the cap hit is increased in the future years. In the example above, by $4M each year in 2022, 2023 and 2024.
If the Rams are focused on trying to win a Super Bowl in the next two seasons (seems clear), this is what I think they will have to do to first get down to the cap, and then to do some business.
However, $60M of that is classified as salary.
The Rams can create a lot of 2021 cap space by restructuring the contracts of some, or all four players.
If the Rams simply reclassify a significant portion of the Salary to Bonus, the 2021 cap hit decreases.
For example, if you reclass $16M of salary-to-bonus, and the player has four years left on his deal, that creates $12M of 2021 cap space. The player gets the same $16M (no change for him) but the Rams get to spread out the same $16M over four years for cap purposes.
The payment is all in 2021. Only the cap hit changes.
It’s not all positive because the cap hit is increased in the future years. In the example above, by $4M each year in 2022, 2023 and 2024.
If the Rams are focused on trying to win a Super Bowl in the next two seasons (seems clear), this is what I think they will have to do to first get down to the cap, and then to do some business.
It's the old kick the can down the road for an easier today trick.
It'd make sense to do it this season because next season the cap should go up and we should have less or no dead money.
As they should be. I'm in let's go get it.
Wondering right now if they get to let's say $20M what they do with it. Do they tag Floyd? Or go get a Center in FA. Or something else. Very interesting.
Same way 100% support the QB and the team just not be happy with the way the front office is running the team.
its does seem reckless... but i guess we will see if they can get away with it.
We will see how the math all adds up in the end.
A fan on another team described it like this. The rest of the NFL is playing with a 195 million salary cap the Rams are playing with 165 million. Nobody can deny Snead and McVay are building a good team. But what could we have done with that money spent on say a top of the line Guard or Center and whatever else you want. That's 3 veterans that make what Floyd did this year.
I'd be ecstatic if this deal was for Watson instead of Stafford, personally. Hell, I'd be ok if the deal was for Stafford but gave away one less first round pick. It just seems like a lot (because it is a lot).
But, like Old School, I'm going to be cheering on Stafford because he's the QB for the Rams. I think they'll get past this salary cap hurdle too. I just wish they didn't have to. This can't look good to prospective free agents. This just makes them (the Rams front office) look like they think players are just cogs, not flesh and blood. True or not, optics are bad here on top of waste.
Keep the band together as much as possible on defense (Keep 2 of Williams/Johnson/Floyd/Hill). Add a stud FA interior OL. Find a burner WR/return man thru draft or on the cheap thru FA. Then Just Push Play.
Yeah, I think they tender Williams a 1st rounder and watch JJ3, Floyd go.
They may try to retain Hill. I know some don't like Hill, but I would like them to retain as much of the secondary as they can.
Man, I'll try to do a Stafford mock later...
They may try to retain Hill. I know some don't like Hill, but I would like them to retain as much of the secondary as they can.
Man, I'll try to do a Stafford mock later...
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My thoughts on your thoughts
......OLB Floyd has more importance to this team going forward than DB Hill.Highly probable new DC Morris has starting corner Jalen Ramsey entering his 6th season, starting corner Darious Williams entering his 4th season, corner Donte Deayon entering his 5th season & David Long, now entering his 3rd season has played in 26 gms with 1 start. Morris will also have corner Nickle-Back Terrell Burgess back from the IR. Rookie corner Tyrique McGhee is under contract too.
Snead's team had an impressive history of finding talented DB's since he was hired in 2021 not so good @ drafting starting OLB'ers. DC Morris will be left with no previously starting LB'ers on the roster other than Justin Hollins. who was cut by Denver last season.
I would think that ER/OLB coach Chris Shula will be highly concerned with the talent level & health of his cadre for 2022.
One correction... we poached Hollins off of Denver’s practice squad. I know because when we did it, my Broncos friend ripped me a new one for poaching his players... he really liked himMy thoughts on your thoughts
Highly probable new DC Morris has starting corner Jalen Ramsey entering his 6th season, starting corner Darious Williams entering his 4th season, corner Donte Deayon entering his 5th season & David Long, now entering his 3rd season has played in 26 gms with 1 start. Morris will also have corner Nickle-Back Terrell Burgess back from the IR. Rookie corner Tyrique McGhee is under contract too.
Snead's team had an impressive history of finding talented DB's since he was hired in 2021 not so good @ drafting starting OLB'ers. DC Morris will be left with no previously starting LB'ers on the roster other than Justin Hollins. who was cut by Denver last season.
I would think that ER/OLB coach Chris Shula will be highly concerned with the talent level & health of his cadre for 2022.