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08-23-2023 12:21 PM |
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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho
(Post 17069333)
Then I don’t see any way that comment is anything more than trolling. It would put KC in position to have him next year on the franchise tag for less than his cap charge this year, while also giving them all that extra cap room for the year. And still having him for the stretch run and playoffs this year.
Right now if he shows up and plays on the current deal, he has missed training camp and preseason and a game check and a few million, but franchise tagging him is still too costly and therefore risky for KC. Even holding out thru two regular season games might be enough to make the franchise tag more palatable (considering KC gets a 1.3M swing it’s way between the salary withheld that rolls over in 24 cap space plus the 250k reduction of his franchise tag number).
That threat ain’t real unless his agents don’t realize how it works out.
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The dude that he responded to was a complete dipshit, like a lot of dipshits here. He was 100% trolling. He misses 8 games and drops his franchise tag amount for next year and gives us the extra cap space, but that also gives us the opportunity to franchise him two years in a row.
Take $8 mil off of his salary this year and that drops him to ~ $19 mil, so it'd only cost us $22.8 mil to franchise him next year and with the extra $8 mil rolled over, then we'd basically be paying $14 mil for him in 2024. We could then franchise tag him again in 2025 for just $27 mil. That puts him at basically 2 yr/~$50 mil and the Chiefs would only be paying ~$42 mil over those 2 years because of the cap rollover. Hell if we wanted to we could even franchise him again in 2026 for $33 mil. That's a 3 year/$80-$85 mil deal.
If he misses 8 games, then he legitimately has no leverage and it would allow the team to franchise tag him until he's out of his prime. There is no way in hell he's gonna do that unless he/his agents don't know the rules.
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