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This trade suddenly makes a lot more sense. Mack isn't worth that.
This trade suddenly makes a lot more sense. Mack isn't worth that.
Maybe Davis didn't have the cash in the bank? They have a questionable ownership situation over..I think Al sold more than 100 percent of the Raiders....lolThe Raiders are total dumbasses. They had the cap room to extend him, and they traded him away. Idiots.
Maybe Davis didn't have the cash in the bank? They have a questionable ownership situation over..I think Al sold more than 100 percent of the Raiders....lol
Well, Davis may have spent all of his money on Gruden....Davis is probably making his "I"ll Work For Food" sign, as we speak...They had that giant-ass contract for Gruden. That proves that they're able and willing to spend. To not spend it on their best player by far is shooting themselves in the ass.
I'm not upset that Mack is no longer a Raider. Far from it, as I think he could be solid for the Bears, and I'm glad that he's no longer facing us until later this season. But I stand by what I said: the Raiders made a very foolish move, likely out of Gruden's spite.
Nothing like moving your team to a new city and trading away your best player by far......Maybe Davis didn't have the cash in the bank? They have a questionable ownership situation over..I think Al sold more than 100 percent of the Raiders....lol
They had that giant-ass contract for Gruden. That proves that they're able and willing to spend. To not spend it on their best player by far is shooting themselves in the ass.
No offense but you do know the salary Jon Gruden gets paid comes out of the owner's pocket, while Mack would have gotten paid under the salary cap. Gruden's salary is not affected by the salary cap. They are two different things. If I'm wrong about that someone please correct me.
When a team guarantees a contract, they have to put the amount of the guaranteed portion into an escrow account. So, Mack get's $90 million in guarantees, they have to have that money to put into escrow. When he get's paid, it comes from that fund. So say he gets $30 at signing, they have to put $60 in escrow until that portion gets paid out. If they don't have the money available, they can't do the contract.No offense but you do know the salary Jon Gruden gets paid comes out of the owner's pocket, while Mack would have gotten paid under the salary cap. Gruden's salary is not affected by the salary cap. They are two different things. If I'm wrong about that someone please correct me.
No offense but you do know the salary Jon Gruden gets paid comes out of the owner's pocket, while Mack would have gotten paid under the salary cap. Gruden's salary is not affected by the salary cap. They are two different things. If I'm wrong about that someone please correct me.