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Originally Posted by Schneed10
Still.
You still don't get it man. I fully recognize that you have to eat the cap hit on a signing bonus. But you're just not grasping how it can be fit under the cap.
The cap doesn't sit at $85 million for eternity, you know. Next year it will be something between $92-$95 million. The next year (assuming the CBA gets reworked), it will be like $105 million. And the next year, close to $120 million.
When the cap grows like that you can afford to kick more bonus money down the road.
You talk like these capologist writers know what they're doing. THEY'RE WRITERS. Talk to someone with a finance or accounting background, we'll all tell you the same thing. The Skins are fine.
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Yes I do understand the cap does not stay the same. Do the contracts stay the same, NO. The contracts increase in size every year. they may get a 60 million dollar deal this year, and 70 million dollar deal next year, so what is the point? I dont think you people understand. You are buying into the organization and the spin they put on everything. Do you think they operate a cap system different than 31 other teams. That they have figured out some magical way around this. You have to be dilusional if you think that. Dont you think that there would be somebody else that after 11 years would have figured out this magical way of handleing the cap, or is Danny and boys the only ones that know it. come on, be serious. Like the articles from the Capologist and other experts say, you can mortgage the future for however long you want, but eventually you have to pay, there is no way around it, no matter what you plan for. The cap does not increase in the amounts needed to accomodate the large contracts. I mean some guys are like 20 million on the cap towards the end of the contract, farve is like 15% to 20% of his whole teams cap. that is why they stink!! that is why they cant afford to pay the offensive line man they lost. Same with the Titans.