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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
In ANY CAPPED YEAR. 2010 is not a capped year, genious.
And, as Shefter reports, I am correct, and full of win, as always.
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any player with five or more Accrued Seasons, or with four or more Accrued Seasons in any Capped Year
You want to try reading that again, genius? "five" OR "four" "in any Capped Year." (Though that is supplanted by the special "Final League Year after a capped year rule" I posted above.)
And while you're at it, try reading Schefter again and see that Cassel will make $17 million (110% of his 2009 salary, whatever that is) and you are wrong as usual; you're definitely full of something, though.
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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
| Tender amount | Compensation required | | $2.562 million | First- and third-round | | $2.017 million | First-round | | $1.417 million | Second-round | | $927,000 | Determined by RFA's original draft status (see below) |
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So very, very irrelevant.
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Ah, here are the actual numbers. This was sitting in a tab I should have read an hour ago.
Now, an interesting item to follow is Cassel’s contract status. He can play out this year at $14.65M and either be a restricted free agent next year (if it is uncapped) with a tender number of $16.12M (110 percent of this year’s number) or, if 2010 does have a Cap, an unrestricted free agent or tagged again at a $17.58M number (120 percent of this year’s number). Or, of course, he can work out a deal. With $32.23M in likely guaranteed income without a new deal, Cassel is, shall we say, in a highly favorable economic position.
http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/...ey-matters-26/