Hollywood to KC. Hate it.
of course he ends up in KC. Not like he was aching to go to Greg Roman in Los Angeles.
Hollywood to KC. Hate it.
I think they all went off fantasy football numbersFields is better than a few starters but quite a lot of NFL teams are still freaked out by QBs who can run. Just last year loads of teams, talking heads and fans were questioning whether Lamar would even be able to function away from Roman's system.
One MVP season later and they haven't learned anything and Fields' market is suffering for it. (Not saying he's anywhere close to Lamar.)
Hollywood to KC. Hate it.
Damnnnn. Keenan Allen to Chicago for a 4th. Woulda been OK with that deal.
Fields can't win big games, and he isn't going to get a team into the playoffs.Fields is better than a few starters but quite a lot of NFL teams are still freaked out by QBs who can run. Just last year loads of teams, talking heads and fans were questioning whether Lamar would even be able to function away from Roman's system.
One MVP season later and they haven't learned anything and Fields' market is suffering for it. (Not saying he's anywhere close to Lamar.)
Because they're all backups.So.... how the hell does Desmond Ridder, Sam Howell and Mac Jones all get traded BEFORE Justin Fields?
Well that's interesting. Basically they've decided to move off of him regardless of output, seemingly.
Right but if he played great in '24, they could look to extend him. In this case, they've basically decided he's just not going to be on the roster next year, as opposed to making '24 more of a "prove it" year.i think more that they were never going to keep him at 26m cap hit with a potential 20m in savings
would have had to redo the deal regardless of him being a free agent
but this definitely allows for a clean break in 2025 if desired by either party
Right but if he played great in '24, they could look to extend him. In this case, they've basically decided he's just not going to be on the roster next year, as opposed to making '24 more of a "prove it" year.
And it allows them to spread the cap hit for this year out more.
Added $1.5M in dead money to 2025 from the bonus proration, plus whatever cap impact based on the NLTBE incentives he earns. A put up or shut up move.So if I read this correctly, it's a $4M base comp for this year, with $8.5M in playing time incentives, plus a shit load more of incentives.
So if he plays the whole season injury-free, he can earn $12.5M, which would be just a $2.5M paycut for him.
Today it's $9.6M in cap savings, but he could have more dead $ in '25.
You know, I didn't even look at that lol. How bad is it?not for that cap hit
You know, I didn't even look at that lol. How bad is it?