Taysom Hill has contract restructured to 4 yr/140M deal

[Rev]

Loomis & Schefter trolling hard as hell with that 4/$140m bait

Even $12M is a lot of money for this dude.

 

[Estarossa]

Jesus Christ...

Thanks for that break down tho.

 

[intruder]

Let me ask this question..... theoretically speaking if a player wanted out bad enough couldn’t they just restructure their deal until the team had no other choice but cut them or eat the amount of the contract?

Not sure why more players don’t do it if they want out of a situation bad enough. Just say no when the team comes and asks for a restructure.

Most restructured deals come with a nice upfront signing bonus and players let that blind them.

Like if you have a 3 year $30M deal and already played one and have 2 years $20M left one for $8M and the other for $12M totalling the $20M. The team offers to give you $10M of that $20M up front as a signing bonus with the remaining $10M being split into the 2 remaining years for cap purposes. You jump and take the $10M siging bonus and see how the 2 years pan out even tho you may only get to play one and get cut before the next.

It's either that or risk getting cut immediately and losing out on all the $20M completely and you don't know if the next team you go to will pay you anywhere close to that because the next team may feel you're only worth a 1 year $5M tryout deal under their cap situation

 

[Cladyclad]

The nflpa got to do something about this. This is just nonsense how teams can manipulate shyt like this. I would understand this if it was 40 million voidable contract but 140 million

 

[Eye Cue DA COLI GAWD]

Why stop there if it's truly about cap manipulation?? Why not just give me an 12 year 410 mil deal just save cap room over next two years??

 

[FukkaPaidEmail]

Holy shyt that’s real ???

Man

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Most restructured deals come with a nice upfront signing bonus and players let that blind them.

Like if you have a 3 year $30M deal and already played one a day have 2 years $20M left. Team offers to give you $10M of that $20M up front as a bonus with the remaining 10 being split into the 2 years for cap purposes. It's either that or risk getting cut and losing out on all the $20M completely and you don't know if the next team you go to will pay you anywhere close to that because the next team may feel you're only worth a 1 year $5M tryout deal under their cap

Makes more sense now in how the cap and contracts work. Appreciate the info.

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

lotta juelzin

 

[Paper Boi]

this dude must have footage of sean payton committing a murder

 

[Slangtonomo]

I guess they're all in on him. From what I saw he isn't trash but let's see him do it for a season.

 

[KingBeez]

Is this the new wave now? To backload contracts to free up extra cap? First it was Brady and the Bucs, and now it seems like everyone else will follow suit.....

The GOAT sets the trends, while y’all follow

EDIT: I’m just trolling Brehs, Saints not doing shyt next season anyway

 

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[Raquinotj]

Is this the new wave now? To backload contracts to free up extra cap? First it was Brady and the Bucs, and now it seems like everyone else will follow suit.....

The GOAT sets the trends, while y’all follow

Brady been doing that since the Patriot years.

 

[I AM WE ARE]

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