NFL Free Agency Around the League

How the Saints cleared $111 million in cap space and what it means for 2022 (https://www.espn.com/blog/new-orleans-saints/post/_/id/34072/how-the-saints-cleared-111-million-in-cap-space-and-how-it-affects-next-year)

Didn't know they had a chart for winning the offseason.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ewru603WEAA09SM?format=jpg&name=small

Didn't know they had a chart for winning the offseason.

This is based on Amount spent / value of the players so it's pretty cool

Yes, the Bears threw everything they could at trying to acquire Russell Wilson. The Seahawks didn’t budge.

According to
@dpshow
, an offer was three first-round picks, a third and two starters.

How the Saints cleared $111 million in cap space and what it means for 2022 (https://www.espn.com/blog/new-orleans-saints/post/_/id/34072/how-the-saints-cleared-111-million-in-cap-space-and-how-it-affects-next-year)

So when are they going to be fined that amount in cap space like we were?

So when are they going to be fined that amount in cap space like we were?

The Brees contract reset was definitely fishy, but the rest was "legitimate" and it goes to show why cap should never be the number 1 restriction.

David Bakhtiari APY: $23,000,000
Trent Williams APY: $23,010,000

LOL Trent

David Bakhtiari APY: $23,000,000
Trent Williams APY: $23,010,000

LOL Trent

Typical Trent...take the L Bakhtiari

The Brees contract reset was definitely fishy, but the rest was "legitimate" and it goes to show why cap should never be the number 1 restriction.

Ours were legit too. The NFL approved the contract changes and then when the Giants bitched about it they took cap space away. Illegally I might add. As in violated federal labor law illegal.

But we violated the "spirit of the cap" :doh:

Seriously fuck Mara