Originally Posted by nychief:
What the **** is a "giveback?"
Players restructure contracts all the time. People act like it’s such a generous act by the player. But it is not. It just means you’re pushing some guaranteed money to the back of the contract. Which makes the back years more and more guaranteed (see Deshaun Watson).
What’s way way less common is a player agreeing to a pay cut. I’ve always wondered if a player would consider giving back some of his base salary or roster bonus if it meant keeping or adding players who can help
More likely scenario is we turn his $32m roster bonus and prorate it. Mahomes’ contract is reasonable in the back years. But it’s a hand you don’t want to keep playing over and over. [Reply]
Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501:
Players restructure contracts all the time. People act like it’s such a generous act by the player. But it is not. It just means you’re pushing some guaranteed money to the back of the contract. Which makes the back years more and more guaranteed (see Deshaun Watson).
What’s way way less common is a player agreeing to a pay cut. I’ve always wondered if a player would consider giving back some of his base salary or roster bonus if it meant keeping or adding players who can help
More likely scenario is we turn his $32m roster bonus and prorate it. Mahomes’ contract is reasonable in the back years. But it’s a hand you don’t want to keep playing over and over.
He wouldn't do that simply for the precedent he'd be setting. He cares about legacy a lot, but he also isn't going to sell out the players. [Reply]
Originally Posted by saphojunkie:
Posted this in the Ronnie Stanley thread, so I may as well shit up this one, too.
ESPN nextgen stats has Dan Moore as the #11 tackle in the league in terms of pass block win rate at 93%.
That's one spot higher than Ronnie Stanley, FWIW.
Any idea how long Russ took to throw? Always seems like he held on forever which would make Moore’s win rate more impressive. Or not, I’m not sure what goes into that stat. What’s Moores pressure rate? [Reply]