Seattle signed Bobby Wagner

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by Chief Roundup

ESPN is saying 93 mill on Facebook.

If they paid him more than Wilson, that town would burn. It's honestly funny watching their fans complain that both of these players were overpaid.

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts

If they paid him more than Wilson, that town would burn. It's honestly funny watching their fans complain that both of these players were overpaid.

Wagner wasn't overpaid.

You watch the Seattle team when he was or wasn't on the field last season. They are a completely different animal with Wagner than without. He is a difference maker to that team. In that scheme, as Milkman stated, he is the best ILB in the NFL.

Looking at the contract, I don't think Wilson was overpaid either.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

Wagner wasn't overpaid.

You watch the Seattle team when he was or wasn't on the field last season. They are a completely different animal with Wagner than without. He is a difference maker to that team. In that scheme, as Milkman stated, he is the best ILB in the NFL.

Looking at the contract, I don't think Wilson was overpaid either.

No dude. You missed what I said. Someone said Wagner got 92 million for 4 years. THAT would be overpaid. Schneider did a great job on these 2 contracts.

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts

No dude. You missed what I said. Someone said Wagner got 92 million for 4 years. THAT would be overpaid. Schneider did a great job on these 2 contracts.

Agreed.

[RINGLEADER]

Just saw that they jettisoned DT Tony McDaniel as a cap casualty.

[BryanBusby]

Teams like the Dolphins can go out and sign players every year because they constantly **** up their drafts and picks.

When you don't have to allocate a lot of money to keep your players because you can't ****ing draft and you like to cycle through FA's, you can make some splashes.

The Seahawks are backloading all of their deals and will really start to feel the pinch when the cap hits for the recent deals start to incline.

The Chiefs had a mixture of dudes into the bulk of their deals and bad contracts all at once.

The young successful teams will be fine vs the cap and the older successful teams will always struggle with it.

[RINGLEADER]

Originally Posted by BryanBusby

Teams like the Dolphins can go out and sign players every year because they constantly **** up their drafts and picks.

When you don't have to allocate a lot of money to keep your players because you can't ****ing draft and you like to cycle through FA's, you can make some splashes.

The Seahawks are backloading all of their deals and will really start to feel the pinch when the cap hits for the recent deals start to incline.

The Chiefs had a mixture of dudes into the bulk of their deals and bad contracts all at once.

The young successful teams will be fine vs the cap and the older successful teams will always struggle with it.

Well said.