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Salary Cap Projections 2019!
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">NFL told its teams today that the 2019 salary cap is projected to be in the range of $187-to-$191.1 millon.</p>— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1072617582690267141?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 11, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></
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what does this mean for us?
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There has been a 40 percent increase in the salary cap since the 2014 season ($133 million) and it would be the sixth consecutive year the cap is projected to climb more than $10 million per club year over year.
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It means the Chiefs will have the coin to sign a Landon Collins or an Earl Thomas. |
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Really tough tough decisions coming.
I think signing tyreek is a given. I think we will lose maybe Conley, Bailey, harris, morse maybe even Nelson Butker will get paid. Losing kareem puts us in a weird spot with ware. Ford... Who knows. Thats just to keep the current roster together. The good news is we get huge relief if we restructure houston |
Right now, overthecap.com has the projected salary cap at $190 million. With that being factored in, we are sitting at $40 million in cap space for 2019.
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The rest, nah have a good career. Maybe Harris cause he'll not be too expensive. |
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Harris can hit the road, tired of his dumb stuff Conley how much is an average #3 or #4 possession wr worth? Bailey still has some gas in the tank but not 8 million worth. Ford is a huge question mark |
I hope Houston signs a deal like Suggs. Dude already got the big bag. Stay a little longer and win with Mahomes.
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You're gonna have to extend Houston to get his number down.
I think he's still really good but i'm not sure he'd do that. |
Houston is still worth 10 mil a year. Not 20
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I don't think Houston will take any kind of pay cut. He will tell the Chiefs to pay him or cut him. |
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Houston restructuring may free up some cap space but that just kicks the can down the road
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I'd extend Houston. He's still a playmaker. We're not talking about a mega contract like the current one.
Definitely extend Tyreek, Chris Jones. And yeah, options in free agency. Yes, all the teams have the same increase in cap room. But we're the only team with Patrick Mahomes. So if the numbers are even, we have a better chance. |
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People we must resign are:
Tyreek Hill Dee Ford (though I'd probably just tag him) Chris Jones Restructure, if possible: Justin Houston If possible: Steven Nelson FA: Secondary Draft: RB LB TE Fatty |
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Another team having coin has nothing to do with the Chiefs ability to sign a top tier F/A. |
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Jack and Shit free agency crop for 2019 at the majority of positions EXCEPT Safety.
Earl Thomas Landon Collins Tyrann Mathieu Ha Ha Clinton-Dix to name a few.... Re-sign/extend our own and draft secondary, linebacker, running back. Great DL depth in this draft. |
They should call up the Cardinals and trade for David Johnson. He's in his prime and has a friendly contract for an elite upper tier RB. Their coaching staff sucks and doesn't know offense and Josh Rosen is terrible. DJ has no time for that rebuild.
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WE MUST SIGN SCANDRICK AT ALL COSTS :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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He said last year that they tried to trade for Watkins and Hitchens during 2017 training camp. So knowing that they tried to trade for Thomas and Collins, I expect them to be at the top of their wish list. I don’t expect a ton more out of them in FA though. Just some depth pieces here and there. |
The ONLY place I’d spend some coin in free agency is at the safety position.
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We need a damn safety!!
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Its not sexy, but we need to shore up our interior OL so we don't get Mahomie killed. He was taking some SHOTS against Baltimore.
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I think the best thing to do would be actually to add to the WR core. They need a little quick slot guy that can run those option and arrow routes that just slay.
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Chiefs need to have a Rams-like, go all in offseason to capitalize on Mahomes still being on his rookie contract.
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All that said - I still think the only thing we really need in Free Agency is a legit safety. Everything else should be depth signings. The only other thing I can see spending some coin on is OC. |
Houston's still a fine player, and a playmaker. Depending on your defensive plans for the future, extending him to provide cap relief is not the worst idea in the world.
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If you really wanna go all in on Pats rookie deal, flip your first rounder to the Jags for Ramsey. |
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We should be clearing our books where we can. Every other contract until mahomes gets here should be frontloaded like watkins'. |
I would:
re-sign Damien Williams and Ware at RB re-sign Sherman at FB Extend Hill. Let Conley walk. I think I move to an even line; and let Ford walk (too expensive and one dimensional). Extend Houston to lessen cap hit. I re-sign Nelson ONLY if it's a reasonable team friendly deal. Otherwise I let him walk along with Scandrick. I sign a Grady Jarrett type at DT; I sign Landon Collins to a 5 or 6 year deal. I have Speaks condition to add strength, not drop weight and move inside. I put Kpass back at DE rotation where he's more suited. I cut bait with Berry after June 1. I sign a second tier CB (there are several) to compete. 2 if Nelson's gone. I just don't think with the current rules it's worth premium pay. I draft Safety, DL, OLB in the first two rounds. I draft another RB in the 3rd. |
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Jones and hill are the must haves for me. Interior rush is so crucial and harder to find. Edge rushers I say we draft. Ware if we can get a good deal. Sherman is okay, unless I am missing it how often does he get snaps? Extending Kelvin if he works out for more two tight end sets. Drop Harris. Draft, cb, safety, in, oline, rb |
I really wish I worked for a company that had 53 employees and the company HAD to give these employees $10 Million total amongst them to retain them.
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The cap is 177.2 for 2018 and Aaron Rodgers signed an extension that averages 33.5 million per year. That’s 18.9% of the cap. That’s on par with most of the big name QBs extensions over the last few years. 17.5%-19%.
The cap is predicted to rise to 191m next year...a rise of roughly 7.8%. That’s Pats third year. If the cap rises another 7.8% the following year, it will be roughly 205m. That’s Pats fourth year. That’s probably the best time to extend him. If it rises that same amount and KC gives him the same size slice of the pie that Rodgers got, that’s 39million per year average on a new deal/extension. |
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