Well I mean that's the risk. If he gets injured, his value goes down, especially if its a serious injury.I want him to get the most money out of us as possible. Idgaf it bankrupted the team lol… what would suck is if he gets injured and people start blaming it on “ if he had an agent” and all the other dumb shit instead of actually looking at it for what he truly was trying to do..
Not really a relevant comparison though.Oh, trust me. I know what the salary cap does and how it benefits the league. However, why are we always trying to dissuade players from making big coin? After all, they are the ones that generate the interest and money. All I'm saying is increase the damn cap to favor players 60-40 instead of an even split. That should accommodate all the big guaranteed salaries. Why is it wrong? Each year the NFL franchises keep going up in value by 100s of millions. Every single year and this is on top of their normal profit-sharing of the TV and gate revenues. The reversionary interest in franchise value alone is so lopsided on the owners' side, that I think we don't need to call out players who try to wring the owners' arms to make their own money. That's all.
PS: Also, my kid's money is at stake here too. So, there is that.
I totally agree. He's totally lost itIngraven is losing his grip. He posted a video titled “am I a defective ravens fan?”
Like I said before, I appreciate his hustle and his character and his ideas to create a bit of a community online, but if your subject matter is football and you don’t have good football content and instead get by on quantity over quality, then eventually your rope is gonna run out.I totally agree. He's totally lost it
Ingraven is losing his grip. He posted a video titled “am I a defective ravens fan?”
you should have sent a commentit's a dumb video lol - this made me look it up and i had to stop watching like 2 minutes in
talking about why are ravens fans who dont want to add another WR not the same when we add DTs and LBs etc...
and im there like... when was the last time we added a top defensive tackle (outside of calais campbell who was in his mid-30s when we acquired him lol)... probably when we drafted ngata in 2006 - wtf is he talking about lol
his rope ran out a while agoLike I said before, I appreciate his hustle and his character and his ideas to create a bit of a community online, but if your subject matter is football and you don’t have good football content and instead get by on quantity over quality, then eventually your rope is gonna run out.
Would anyone be interested starting a YouTube based podcast regarding all things Ravens? We definitely wouldn’t keep shit clean and shoot the shit on the side. Idk - just brainstorming
Be cool to be the biggest platform for the Ravens on YouTube
…besides the Ravens official YouTube page
I really believe that he knows regardless he gonna be get paid and at the same time he wanna show why he deserves the most.. its one of those things where you dnt really care about the money as much but if im gonna get paid, im gonna try to get what i believe im worth and the most out of youWell I mean that's the risk. If he gets injured, his value goes down, especially if its a serious injury.
I don't have a problem with any of his decisions, as long as he can live with them. If he plays great and wins a SB, his value goes up (though I'd argue not really a ton). If he gets hurt or doesn't play great, his value goes down.
If I were him, I'm trying to get max guaranteed value as soon as I can. I think the risk is higher than the rewards in this case.
If he plays at exactly the same level he's been at the last couple years, and the Ravens basically are a one and done team in the playoffs or don't grow there, I'm not sure his value is any more or less than it already was. I don't think the cap going up necessarily means that's he's all of the sudden going to get Mahomes money or something absurd.
The only issue I would potentially have in a year or two is the lack of understanding of how a franchise cap impact impacts the team from a cap perspective, as opposed to a long term deal. He can make the same amount of money, or more money, not being on the tag. He can make that decision if he wants to, but then he'll just get the same justifiable criticism that Aaron Rodgers does, i.e. "I don't have enough talent or I'm unhappy with how the FO addresses the team needs", while remaining largely inflexible to do their part.
Not saying he'll go that route, but if he does, it would be incredibly hypocritical.
Hell yea. Let’s try and get some more folks. This is something I’ve been thinking about for a while. I just need to figure out the logisticsI am interested
I did lol, explained why We have no business allocating our resources to receiversyou should have sent a comment
He's going to get paid regardless. But if he gets injured and the value of himself doesn't get in-line with the value of everybody else has on him, then it won't matter how he values himself, because nobody will ever pay him what he thinks he's worth.I really believe that he knows regardless he gonna be get paid and at the same time he wanna show why he deserves the most.. its one of those things where you dnt really care about the money as much but if im gonna get paid, im gonna try to get what i believe im worth and the most out of you
I’ve always wanted to but I’m incredibly mic and camera shy lol like the second I know I’m being recorded I lose all ability to act and speak like a human being is supposed toWould anyone be interested starting a YouTube based podcast regarding all things Ravens? We definitely wouldn’t keep shit clean and shoot the shit on the side. Idk - just brainstorming
Be cool to be the biggest platform for the Ravens on YouTube
…besides the Ravens official YouTube page
Hahaha if you change your mind let me know but it’s not a requirement to show your face now that I think about it. I’ll show mine just because I’ll be the “creator/host” lolI’ve always wanted to but I’m incredibly mic and camera shy lol like the second I know I’m being recorded I lose all ability to act and speak like a human being is supposed to
"Why does NFL team value matter? It's not tangible. It has no meaning until an owner actually sells the team".Not really a relevant comparison though.
Why does NFL team value matter? It's not tangible. It has no meaning until an owner actually sells the team. They can't buy anything or contribute to GDP or any other economic factor with "my franchise is worth X". Can't buy anything with that. You buy things and create value with currency transactions.
It's the same concept as trying to tax the wealthy on "net worth". It's an elite-level bad idea that has gigantic gaping holes that could never be filled.
It's a pretty simple reason why the public generally sides with the Owners... because fans don't care about the business side of sports. We don't care about how much Owners make, the worth of a team, etc. Fans view it as entertainment. Are you entertaining me, and is my team winning? Everything else after that is irrelevant.
And individual players getting paid large sums of money, in a sport that has a collectively bargained agreement to cap what players can make, generally speaking, decreases the likelihood of a team being a winning team, thus impacting the fans entertainment value.
Putting a cap on profits or franchise worth doesn't impact either of those things.
Also, most people will never be millionaires. And those same people don't view Billionaires differently from Millionaires. There's rich people, and there's rich people. The magnitudes don't matter.
To a large segment of the population, Lamar Jackson is just as evil as Bisciotti, because they're both rich well beyond what the average person will ever make or see. It doesn't matter that Steve is massively more wealthy and rich than Lamar is.
Total, unadulterated speculation which is nonsensical in my view. Speculative and unlikely.