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Instead, just downvoted, as usual, because all you do is BITCH and WHINE and act like you've got a ****ing cinder block stuck in your ****. You need to get that ****ing thing checked. |
So what’s the cap going to be next year? 210m?
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IIRC, that was after Wilson and Wentz signed new deals that reset the market. I really can't see where Jerry and Stephen Jones ****ed up too badly here now that I see Wilson was asking 40 million all the way back in the 2019 off season.
I guess you could say even signing Dak to a big money deal in the first place but there's really not very many realistic options and all that talent on offense needs to be utilized while it's still relatively young. |
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They should have just kept the cap flat. |
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The NFL is looking to double their Broadcast Rights Fees, which would put their revenue at somewhere around $18 Billion, effectively doubling the salary cap but again, no details have been released. That number could be tiered as well, meaning the cap would slowly rise over the course of the 10 year deal. |
Dak was looking really good before he got hurt.
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By decreasing the cap in 2021, teams can purge their rosters of bad contracts now and start fresh in 2022 with a much higher salary cap moving forward. Keeping it flat just delays the inevitable. |
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