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Maybe that gives us the advantage. He can tell Peyton which bbq is the best. |
BTW Condon played for the Chiefs back in the day.
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That's actually a card that works in Miamis favor. They can structure it with a low base, but incentives that allow the team to exceed the salary cap once they are achieved. I guess we could out that to use, too....but I don't know enough of the details to know exactly which incentives you can use that allow you to exceed the cap and how we could take advantage of that without screwing ourselves in future years. Sign a few big ticket free agents and Peyton but work the deals so that they would have lots of incentives worked into them that would allow us to go over the cap. Front load them to an extent and make the incentives that are easily achievable worked in and push it to the limit in full blown win now mode....hahaha Then, we wake up and have to try and get worked up about Kyle Orton. |
The other end of that is that teams also MUST spend 99% of the cap in CASH spending.
I wonder how much CASH we have committed to current deals. |
If Clark wanted too, he could increase the amount it costs to buy those luxury boxes to the amount it would take to pay Mannings contract, sign the guy and make up all the money.
Businesses and the rich in KC would pay out the ass to get those boxes if 18 is tossing the ball around on Sundays. |
Throw it all at him
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Fine with me.
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According to this guy the Chiefs offered Manning a contract.
https://twitter.com/#!/BrandonSpano/...67334324047872 BREAKING: Source says that the Chiefs were the ONLY team to offer a completed contract to Peyton Manning today. Says they are most prepared |
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For the 2011 season, the Chiefs were well above 89%. Clark told the Star a few weeks ago that it will never be a problem. |
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Who knows though, maybe things are different now.. |
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