Report: Sherman to Return to KC

[BleedingRed]

Good I like full backs

[BleedingRed]

I’m not letting the guy who sprung D. Williams for the nail in the coffin TD in the super bowl go

[DaneMcCloud]

The new CBA gives a $1.5 million dollar cap exemption for any player that’s been with his current team for 4 years or more.

Sherman costs zero agains the Chiefs cap.

[Jewish Rabbi]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

The new CBA gives a $1.5 million dollar cap exemption for any player that’s been with his current team for 4 years or more.

Sherman likely costs the Chiefs cap zero.

Come in Dane, stop muddying this thread up with facts when we have morons like Mahomo and JakeF running around humping door knobs.

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by Jewish Rabbi

Come in Dane, stop muddying this thread up with facts when we have morons like Mahomo and JakeF running around humping door knobs.

Goddamn, they're stupid.

[MAHOMO 4 LIFE!]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

The new CBA gives a $1.5 million dollar cap exemption for any player that’s been with his current team for 4 years or more.

Sherman costs zero agains the Chiefs cap.

I stand corrected

[BleedingRed]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

The new CBA gives a $1.5 million dollar cap exemption for any player that’s been with his current team for 4 years or more.

Sherman costs zero agains the Chiefs cap.

Nice.....

[tyecopeland]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

The new CBA gives a $1.5 million dollar cap exemption for any player that’s been with his current team for 4 years or more.

Sherman costs zero agains the Chiefs cap.

Sure, but if it's not Sherman that exception could be used for someone else. It doesnt just go unused if we dont resign Sherman. So the opportunity cost is the same. For instance instead of using it on sherman, who hopefully isnt signing a contract worth double what he made last year, we could use that exception to reduce the cap hit of fisher or kelce or colquitt.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by tyecopeland

Sure, but if it's not Sherman that exception could be used for someone else.

Please link us to an informed site that says that teams can only use this exemption for one player.

Thanks in advance.

[tyecopeland]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Please link us to an informed site that says that teams can only use this exemption for one player.

Thanks in advance.

I cant because there are two exceptions. And I listed 3 guys who qualify who are making more than Sherman.

This is the 3rd time in a week you've been a dumbass.

It would be stupid to use the exception on a guy making less than the max amount. And regardless of who is using it, as long as there are more people qualified to use it, its not free money for one person.

[morphius]

Originally Posted by tyecopeland

I cant because there are two exceptions. And I listed 3 guys who qualify who are making more than Sherman.

This is the 3rd time in a week you've been a dumbass.

It would be stupid to use the exception on a guy making less than the max amount. And regardless of who is using it, as long as there are more people qualified to use it, its not free money for one person.

The way you wrote it sounds like it was for only one person. But it seems that whatever salary you give a guy with over 4 years on the team automatically gets 1.5 million off. So wouldn't it be stupid to not use it for everybody over 4 years? (I'm guessing it is an automatic adjustment to their cap so you don't even "use" it)

I guess I just don't understand your argument.

[BlackOp]

Originally Posted by tyecopeland

I cant because there are two exceptions. And I listed 3 guys who qualify who are making more than Sherman.

This is the 3rd time in a week you've been a dumbass.

It would be stupid to use the exception on a guy making less than the max amount. And regardless of who is using it, as long as there are more people qualified to use it, its not free money for one person.

Where did you get the 2 exceptions from?

I was under the impression the $1.5 million applied to every player that was on their 5th year with the same team.

Either way...it was a savvy addition to the CBA. To add an incentive for keeping rosters in tact...too many players switching teams waters down the product. It's good for business to keep the territorial aspects in play...fans become attached to players.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by tyecopeland

I cant because there are two exceptions. And I listed 3 guys who qualify who are making more than Sherman.

This is the 3rd time in a week you've been a dumbass.

It would be stupid to use the exception on a guy making less than the max amount. And regardless of who is using it, as long as there are more people qualified to use it, its not free money for one person.

You're a mouthy, punkass bitch, n00b.

And most likely, a mult as well.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

And?

[oldman]

He's worth every penny we pay him.