Extension so not this year starts after current contract endsI am not a cap guru but perhaps someone who is can explain - we were by some accounts $500k over the cap as of yesterday - how did we manage to fit a deal of this magnitude in?
Please tell me this doesn’t mean we lose Kupp down the road?
There are things that can be done. For instance this is an extension so they rework this year into the deal moving the 2020 cap hit from $13.7 million to say $3.7 million and move the other $10 million into a bonus thus freeing up room this year. This is just an example not saying they did this. But the issue with this is that other $10 million has to be accounted for in future years. So you give yourself cap space this year but hurt cap space the next few years.I am not a cap guru but perhaps someone who is can explain - we were by some accounts $500k over the cap as of yesterday - how did we manage to fit a deal of this magnitude in?
No it's added onto the current deal and you can modify this years number with it.Extension so not this year starts after current contract ends
Please tell me this doesn’t mean we lose Kupp down the road?
Yeah. Having too much money tied up in a few players does seem to cap a team's potential. As long as the players are stars and they stay healthy, it at least gives you a nice floor to build from. I' still feel it's a nice predicament compared to what we all went through for over a decade.ugh, never a big fan of market setting contracts. Outside of a Aaron Donald or franchise QB big contracts are never a good thing. Biggest fear is we are getting very top heavy with our roster, ultimately this will effect our depth.