2011 Packer Salary Cap information...· Page 2

zombieslayer
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13 years ago

Barnett: 5.87 million
Tauscher (sigh): 4.38
Poppinga: 2.35
Total: 12.60 million

So, what would $12.60 million buy in free agency this year?

Probably not Jenkins.

But would it buy a better-than-Colledge OG and leave enough left over to keep Kuhn and Crosby? Maybe even Jones?

Originally Posted by: Wade

Barnett will be gone then. Tauscher will retire and hopefully have a position in the Packers' org in 2012. Poppinga I think is cheap enough to keep.

Methinks $10 million alone is good enough to upgrade Colledge at OG and keep Kuhn and Crosby. I'm still not sold on FBs though as I think they're easily replaceable. Crosby I would want to keep, but won't be bummed if we don't either.

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Zero2Cool
Elite Member

13 years ago

#12

From Rotoworld

4/10/2007: Signed a six-year, $34.975 million contract.
The deal included a $5.1 million signing bonus and a second-year roster bonus of $625,000.
2011: $5.5 million (+ $375,000 roster bonus + $150,000 workout bonus),
2012: $6 million (+ $375,000 roster bonus + $150,000 workout bonus),
2013: Free Agent

I think that's a touch over $6 million for '11 ... for what would probably be a backup.

The_Claymaker
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13 years ago

#13

Originally Posted by: Wade

I don't think it's that simple, at least during the old CBA the team would take some cap hit, usually bonuses so their cap number would not be completely off the books.

beast
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13 years ago

#14

I don't think it's that simple, at least during the old CBA the team would take some cap hit, usually bonuses so their cap number would not be completely off the books.

Originally Posted by: The_Claymaker

I agree there was some type of cap hit in the past so it might not be that simple. I've also heard the rumor that the NFL isn't going to be "strict" with the cap stuff in the first year (what ever that means... could just be a false rumor some media guy brought up... I think it was a tweet from a Raven's media person that started the rumor on that.)

Of course he could of just been talking about borrowing cap money from the future... sounded like the CBA that the Owners agreed too (and the players have yet to agree to) said something about teams could borrow 6 million this year and 1.5 next year from future caps money... not sure how the pay back play works... but the article I read on it (have no idea where it was from... PFT.com maybe?) but it then said some teams think the cap will keep going up with the tv money coming in so they're more worried about getting under the cap now think the future will fix it self as the cap goes up with the more money they make.

earthquake
Member

13 years ago

#15

It looks like an extra $6.5m could potentially be available.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/07/22/looking-at-how-salary-cap-flexibility-will-work-in-2011/

We reported Thursday that NFL teams would have a mechanism to make it easier to keep high priced veterans in 2011.

When the league rolled out their settlement agreement (which hasn’t yet been agreed to by the players), we found out how it all work.

Teams will have roughly $3.5 million in what would otherwise be performance-based pay available to fund veteran player salaries. Teams could also “borrow” $3 million from a future salary cap that could be paid back.

The salary cap is set to be $120.375 million in 2011. Combining the two exemptions for 2011, the number really rises to $126.885. An extra $6.5 million won’t save guys that truly deserve to get cut, but it will make life easier for teams near the cap limit.

Look for plenty of teams to “borrow” from future years. With television revenue likely to rise significantly in the future, teams can feel confident the salary cap is going to rise quite a bit.

In 2012, each club can also “borrow” up to $1.5 million in cap room from a future year.

However, I've gotta imagine that Ted Thompson isn't looking to max out his cap numbers in FA. He wants to leave some room for in-season contract extensions for guys like Sitton, Nelson, and Finley. At least I hope that is in the plans.

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millertime
Member

13 years ago

#16

Originally Posted by: Wade

It would make since to try to give Finley or Sitton a front-loaded deal this year to push some salary into this season, so we have future flexibility. I mean looking at that list is pretty impressive how many Pro Bowl caliber player we have locked up in reasonable salaries.

Wade, I'm curious why you don't think $12.6M could by Jenkins? Am I misinterpreting your post?

shield4life
Veteran Member

13 years ago

#17

Where can I go to see the length of the contracts / amount of contracts and the salary space available for each year?

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Zero2Cool
Elite Member

13 years ago

#18

Where can I go to see the length of the contracts / amount of contracts and the salary space available for each year?

Originally Posted by: shield4life

Google.com [grin1]

wpr
Preferred Member

13 years ago

#19

Where can I go to see the length of the contracts / amount of contracts and the salary space available for each year?

Originally Posted by: shield4life

Rotoworld.com has them for the individual players. I don't know about the team as a whole.

wpr
Preferred Member

13 years ago

#20

Originally Posted by: millertime

I believe I have read that GB is up against the cap this year. I doubt they will be able to front load a huge chunk of money for anyone.

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