Or you could mind your own ****ing business. Are you in charge of shit around here? Do you feel in charge?

Before we sign anyone to anything. We will have to restructure, cut, and designate people as we currently have $4 Million in cap space which includes the $1 Million in carryover from 2021. If we restructure Mahomes roster bonus, designate Clark as a post June 1st release, and cut Hitchens we can over $83 Million in cap space.
Once some of that is done we can put Brown on the tag, which will leave us with approximately $66 Million. The average draft class that includes a 1st round pick is normally a little over $5 Million. So we should have a little over $60 Million to spend in FA. If we sign Brown to a long-term deal we will have more.
Numbers are from OTC Salary Cap Calculator.

Niang was good AT RT. He just wasn't there as much as we needed and hoped.

The period for using the tag is two weeks before the start of the actual league season. The tag comes before anything else.

LMAO you really just used a bane quote as a comeback and you weren't being facetious

Living inside his gets hot, he's running a fever

We do not have the cap space for that action.

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It would be nice if people would stop quoting that reerun so that I never have to see any of his posts.

I think he gets a big long term deal. He played well for us and is young and we kinda traded a 1st round pick as well for him. Veach gets it done.

They can always covert Mahomes salary to a signing bonus. That frees up some salary cap space and Mahomes doesn’t lose a dime.

Brown is good…what LT does good against speed rushers? the answer is none. we do need a RT. cause i don’t think Niang is the answer

This. And pm will adjust to him as well. Some of browns problems with pass rushers were made worse by pm and his depth in drops and giving the rusher better angles. Brown will get better too. Sign him long term. If we franchise him, his cost most likely goes up.

We absolutely do.

Just keep in mind that tagging him also simply gives them more time to get a deal done. The Chiefs have done it in the past - Will Shields comes to mind.

Just curious how this works. Are bonuses taxed at a higher rate than salary? Don't players pay taxes where they play the games? If you convert to bonus, is that less taxes paid out of salary to opposing cities?

Just curious how taxes work in the Athletes world.