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Pare che sia l'argomento più discusso per i prossimi tempi, principalmente per la offseason. Visto però che sembra una cosa con possibili scenari piuttosto gravi , potrebbe valere la pena chiarirsi un pò le idee a riguardo.
, potrebbe valere la pena chiarirsi un pò le idee a riguardo.passing on a running down is one of the best things you could do
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Re: Salary Cap
Questo alcune domande e risposte rilasciate dall'NFL riguardo agli scenari del prossimo anno (sono in inglese :D):
Q: When does the CBA expire should there be no extension to the agreement?
A: In March of 2011.
Q: Will there be a college draft in 2011?
A: Yes.
Q: What is the "Final League Year" in the current agreement?
A: The "Final League Year" is the term used in the CBA to refer to the last year of the agreement. Without a further extension of the CBA, the "Final League Year" would be the 2010 League Year.
Q: What are the differences between the "Final League Year" and any other "League Year?"
A: The principal differences are that in the "Final League Year" there is no salary cap and there are substantial additional restrictions on player free agency and reductions in player benefits.
Q: Now that 2009 is the last capped year, are there rules that impact player contract negotiations and a club's salary cap planning?
A: Yes. Here are the key differences:
--After the last game of the 2008 regular season, signing bonus proration was reduced from a maximum of six years to a maximum of five years.
--In 2009, there is no June 1 rule for Signing Bonus acceleration. If a player is removed from the roster or his contract is assigned via waivers or trade at any time in the 2009 League Year, any unamortized signing bonus will be immediately included in Team Salary.
--There is no year-end netting of incentives in 2009. Not-likely-to-be-earned incentives are charged to team salary immediately when earned, and likely-to-be-earned incentives are deducted when they are no longer possible to earn.
--Guaranteed salary from 2010 and beyond is reallocated to 2009 unless the entire 2009 salary is guaranteed.
--50% of guaranteed salary in any League Year beyond 2012 is reallocated to 2009.
--The 30% increase rule restricts salary increases from 2009 to 2010. For example: a player with a $500,000 salary in 2009 would be limited to annual salary increases of $150,000 ($500,000 x 30%) beginning in 2010.
--A team can include only three veteran team incentives in a player contract covering 2009 and beyond. These incentives must also be coupled with a playtime requirement. Previously, clubs were limited to eight team incentives and no playtime requirement.
Q: Are current player benefits affected in the Final League Year?
A: We expect player benefits to decline in the Final League Year. The union agreed that in the Final League Year, clubs would be relieved of their obligation to fund numerous benefit programs. Examples include second career savings (401K), player annuity, severance pay, performance-based pay, and tuition assistance.
Q: What determines an unrestricted free agent in the Final League Year (2010)?
A: In capped seasons, a player whose contract has expired becomes an unrestricted free agent if he has four or more accrued seasons. In the Final League Year (2010), a player whose contract has expired becomes an unrestricted free agent only if he has six or more accrued seasons. An unrestricted free agent is free to sign with any club with no compensation owed to his old club.
Q: What determines whether a player is a restricted free agent in the "Final League Year?"
A: In capped seasons, a player whose contract expires becomes a restricted free agent if he has three accrued seasons. In the Final League Year (2010), a player whose contract expires becomes a restricted free agent if he has three, four or five accrued seasons. The rights of restricted free agents remain unchanged in the Final League Year.
Q: In addition to the right to designate a franchise (or transition) player each capped year, can clubs designate additional players in the Final League Year?
A: Yes, one additional player can be tagged. In capped years, a club may designate a franchise player or a transition player. In the final league year (2010), a club may designate one additional transition player. A transition player must be offered a minimum of the average of the top 10 salaries of the prior season at the player's position or 120 percent of the player's prior year's salary, whichever is greater. A transition player designation gives the club a first-refusal right to match within seven days an offer sheet given to the player by another club after his contract expires. If the club matches, it retains the player. If it does not match, it receives no compensation.
Q: What is the Final Eight Plan?
A: During the Final League Year, the eight clubs that make the divisional playoffs in the previous season have additional restrictions that limit their ability to sign unrestricted free agents from other clubs. In general, the four clubs participating in the championship games are limited in the number of free agents that they may sign; the limit is determined by the number of their own free agents signing with other clubs. For the four clubs that lose in the Divisional Playoffs, in addition to having the ability to sign free agents based on the number of their own free agents signing with other clubs, they may also sign players based on specific financial parameters.
Q: Is there an Entering Player Pool in the Final League Year?
A: There may be. The CBA provides that the league has the unilateral right to keep or eliminate the rookie pool in the Final League Year.
Q: Is there a Minimum Team Salary in the Final League Year?
A: There is no Minimum Team Salary in the Final League Year. The Minimum Team Salary in 2009 is projected to be $107,748,000, meaning each team is required to allocate $107 million on player costs (not including benefits). The team salary cap in 2009 is $123 million.
Q: Are there individual player minimum salaries in the Final League Year?
A: Yes, but they rise at a rate somewhat slower than player minimum salaries rise in capped years.
Q: When does the CBA expire should there be no extension to the agreement?
A: In March of 2011.
Q: Will there be a college draft in 2011?
A: Yes.
Q: What is the "Final League Year" in the current agreement?
A: The "Final League Year" is the term used in the CBA to refer to the last year of the agreement. Without a further extension of the CBA, the "Final League Year" would be the 2010 League Year.
Q: What are the differences between the "Final League Year" and any other "League Year?"
A: The principal differences are that in the "Final League Year" there is no salary cap and there are substantial additional restrictions on player free agency and reductions in player benefits.
Q: Now that 2009 is the last capped year, are there rules that impact player contract negotiations and a club's salary cap planning?
A: Yes. Here are the key differences:
--After the last game of the 2008 regular season, signing bonus proration was reduced from a maximum of six years to a maximum of five years.
--In 2009, there is no June 1 rule for Signing Bonus acceleration. If a player is removed from the roster or his contract is assigned via waivers or trade at any time in the 2009 League Year, any unamortized signing bonus will be immediately included in Team Salary.
--There is no year-end netting of incentives in 2009. Not-likely-to-be-earned incentives are charged to team salary immediately when earned, and likely-to-be-earned incentives are deducted when they are no longer possible to earn.
--Guaranteed salary from 2010 and beyond is reallocated to 2009 unless the entire 2009 salary is guaranteed.
--50% of guaranteed salary in any League Year beyond 2012 is reallocated to 2009.
--The 30% increase rule restricts salary increases from 2009 to 2010. For example: a player with a $500,000 salary in 2009 would be limited to annual salary increases of $150,000 ($500,000 x 30%) beginning in 2010.
--A team can include only three veteran team incentives in a player contract covering 2009 and beyond. These incentives must also be coupled with a playtime requirement. Previously, clubs were limited to eight team incentives and no playtime requirement.
Q: Are current player benefits affected in the Final League Year?
A: We expect player benefits to decline in the Final League Year. The union agreed that in the Final League Year, clubs would be relieved of their obligation to fund numerous benefit programs. Examples include second career savings (401K), player annuity, severance pay, performance-based pay, and tuition assistance.
Q: What determines an unrestricted free agent in the Final League Year (2010)?
A: In capped seasons, a player whose contract has expired becomes an unrestricted free agent if he has four or more accrued seasons. In the Final League Year (2010), a player whose contract has expired becomes an unrestricted free agent only if he has six or more accrued seasons. An unrestricted free agent is free to sign with any club with no compensation owed to his old club.
Q: What determines whether a player is a restricted free agent in the "Final League Year?"
A: In capped seasons, a player whose contract expires becomes a restricted free agent if he has three accrued seasons. In the Final League Year (2010), a player whose contract expires becomes a restricted free agent if he has three, four or five accrued seasons. The rights of restricted free agents remain unchanged in the Final League Year.
Q: In addition to the right to designate a franchise (or transition) player each capped year, can clubs designate additional players in the Final League Year?
A: Yes, one additional player can be tagged. In capped years, a club may designate a franchise player or a transition player. In the final league year (2010), a club may designate one additional transition player. A transition player must be offered a minimum of the average of the top 10 salaries of the prior season at the player's position or 120 percent of the player's prior year's salary, whichever is greater. A transition player designation gives the club a first-refusal right to match within seven days an offer sheet given to the player by another club after his contract expires. If the club matches, it retains the player. If it does not match, it receives no compensation.
Q: What is the Final Eight Plan?
A: During the Final League Year, the eight clubs that make the divisional playoffs in the previous season have additional restrictions that limit their ability to sign unrestricted free agents from other clubs. In general, the four clubs participating in the championship games are limited in the number of free agents that they may sign; the limit is determined by the number of their own free agents signing with other clubs. For the four clubs that lose in the Divisional Playoffs, in addition to having the ability to sign free agents based on the number of their own free agents signing with other clubs, they may also sign players based on specific financial parameters.
Q: Is there an Entering Player Pool in the Final League Year?
A: There may be. The CBA provides that the league has the unilateral right to keep or eliminate the rookie pool in the Final League Year.
Q: Is there a Minimum Team Salary in the Final League Year?
A: There is no Minimum Team Salary in the Final League Year. The Minimum Team Salary in 2009 is projected to be $107,748,000, meaning each team is required to allocate $107 million on player costs (not including benefits). The team salary cap in 2009 is $123 million.
Q: Are there individual player minimum salaries in the Final League Year?
A: Yes, but they rise at a rate somewhat slower than player minimum salaries rise in capped years.
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Re: Salary Cap
Questa invece è una lista dei giocatori che sarebbero diventati unrestricted free agents e che invece, senza controtto collettivo, saranno restricted FA:
49ers (3): G David Baas, OLB Ahmad Brooks, CB Marcus Hudson.
Arizona (6): SS Hamza Abdullah, FB Justin Green, G Deuce Lutui, K Mike Nugent, WR Jerheme Urbahn, NT Gabe Watson.
Atlanta (7): T Tyson Clabo, G Harvey Dahl, SS Jamaal Fudge, P Michael Koenen, RB Jerious Norwood, G Quinn Ojinnaka, FS Charlie Peprah.
Baltimore (10): G Chris Chester, WR Mark Clayton, K Billy Cundiff, P Sam Koch, SS Dawan Landry, T Tony Moll, TE Quinn Sypniewski, T Adam Terry, CB Fabian Washington, WR Demetrius Williams.
Buffalo (6): OLB Keith Ellison, QB Gibran Hamdan, G Richie Incognito, TE Joe Klopfenstein, SS George Wilson, CB Ashton Youboty.
Carolina (5): OLB James Anderson, OLB Thomas Davis, TE Jeff King, CB Richard Marshall, T Rob Petiitti.
Chicago (5): DE Mark Anderson, FS Josh Bullocks, NT Dusty Dvoracek, FS Danieal Manning, OLB Jamar Williams.
Cincinnati (5): MLB Abdul Hodge, OLB Rashad Jeanty, OLB Brandon Johnson, G Evan Mathis, DE Frostee Rucker.
Cleveland (7): SS Abram Elam, OLB Arnold Harrison, RB Jerome Harrison, ILB D'Qwell Jackson, FS Brodney Pool, OLB Matt Roth, FB Lawrence Vickers.
Dallas (12): WR Miles Austin, DE Stephen Bowen, CB Cletis Gordon, DE Jason Hatcher, WR Sam Hurd, T Pat McQuistan, C Duke Preson, G Cory Procter, SS Gerald Sensabaugh, DE Marcus Spears, SS Pat Watkins, K Shaun Suisham.
Denver (6): OLB Elvis Dumervil, G Chris Kuper, WR Brandon Marshall, QB Kyle Orton, TE Tony Scheffler, DE Le Kevin Smith.
Detroit (7): SS Daniel Bullocks, C Dylan Gandy, DE Jason Hunter, WR Adam Jennings, G Daniel Loper, FS Ko Simpson, ILB Cody Spencer.
Green Bay (8): SS Atari Bigby, CB Will Blackmon, G Daryn Colledge, FS Nick Collins, DE Johnny Jolly, FB John Kuhn, FS Derrick Martin, C Jason Spitz.
Houston (7): FS John Busin, T Rashad Butler, TE Owen Daniels, RB Ryan Moats, SS Bernard Pollard, MLB DeMeco Ryans, C Chris White.
Indianapolis (9): WR Hank Baskett, FS Antoine Bethea, FS Aaron Francisco, OLB Tyjuan Hagler, CB Marlin Jackson, CB Tim Jennings, T Charlie Johnson, MBL Freddy Keiaho, CB T.J. Rushing.
Jacksonville (3): OLB Clint Ingram, DT Montavious Stanley, WR Troy Williamson.
Kansas City (6): QB Brodie Croyle, ILB Derrick Johnson, ILB Corey Mays, C Rudy Niswanger, T Ryan O'Callaghan, FS Jarrad Page.
Miami (2): RB Ronnie Brown, TE Anthony Fasano.
Minnesota (6): T Ryan Cook, DE Ray Edwards, NT Fred Evans, QB Tarvaris Jackson, CB Karl Paymah, FB Naufahu Tahi.
New England (3): K Stephen Gostowski, G Logan Mankins, OLB Pierre Woods.
New Orleans (11): RB Mike Bell, T Jammal Brown, G Jahri Evans, DT Tony Hargrove, SS Roman Harper, FS Herana-Daze Jones, WR Lance Moore, WR Courtney Roby, T Zach Strief, TE David Thomas, CB Leigh Torrence.
New York Giants (9): LB Chase Blackburn, G Kevin Boothe, FS C.C. Brown, NT Barry Cofield, CB Kevin Dockery, WR Derek Hagan, WR Sinorice Moss, T Guy Whimper, OLB Gerris Wilkinson.
New York Jets (8): QB Kellen Clemens, CB Drew Coleman, WR Braylon Edwards, NT Howard Green, T Wayne Hunter, WR Brad Smith, SS Eric Smith, RB Leon Washington.
Oakland (7): OLB Jon Alston, T Khalif Barnes, OLB Ricky Brown, QB Charlie Frye, OLB Thomas Howard, MLB Kirk Morrison, CB Stanford Routt.
Philadelphia (8): WR Jason Avant, C Nick Cole, MLB Omar Gaither, OLB Chris Gocong, CB Ellis Hobbs, G Max Jean-Gilles, TE Alex Smith, FB Leonard Weaver.
Pittsburgh (1): T Willie Colon.
San Diego (11): ILB Tim Dobbins, WR Malcom Floyd, DT Antonio Garay, C Eric Ghiaciuc, OLB Marques Harris, WR Vincent Jackson, DE Travis Johnson, T Marcus McNeill, OLB Shawne Merriman, RB Darren Sproles, QB Charlie Whitehurst.
Seattle (5): OLB Lance Laury, P Jon Ryan, G Rob Sims, C Chris Spencer, DE Darryl Tapp.
St. Louis (7): DE Victor Adeyanju, FS Oshiomogho Atogwe, T Alex Barron, RB Sam Gado, DT Gary Gibson, WR Ruvell Martin, G Mark Setterstrom.
Tampa Bay (9): WR Mark Bradley, WR Brian Clark, OLB Matt McCoy, T Donald Penn, MLB Barrett Ruud, WR Maurice Stovall, T Jeremy Trueblood, RB Carnell Williams, MLB Rod Wilson.
Tennessee (6): DE Dave Ball, DT Tony Brown, TE Bo Scaife, MLB Stephen Tulloch, DT Kevin Vickerson, RB LenDale White.
Washington (7): QB Jason Campbell, SS Reed Doughty, DT Kedric Golston, OLB Rocky McIntosh, DT Anthony Montgomery, C Will Montgomery, CB Carlos Rogers.
49ers (3): G David Baas, OLB Ahmad Brooks, CB Marcus Hudson.
Arizona (6): SS Hamza Abdullah, FB Justin Green, G Deuce Lutui, K Mike Nugent, WR Jerheme Urbahn, NT Gabe Watson.
Atlanta (7): T Tyson Clabo, G Harvey Dahl, SS Jamaal Fudge, P Michael Koenen, RB Jerious Norwood, G Quinn Ojinnaka, FS Charlie Peprah.
Baltimore (10): G Chris Chester, WR Mark Clayton, K Billy Cundiff, P Sam Koch, SS Dawan Landry, T Tony Moll, TE Quinn Sypniewski, T Adam Terry, CB Fabian Washington, WR Demetrius Williams.
Buffalo (6): OLB Keith Ellison, QB Gibran Hamdan, G Richie Incognito, TE Joe Klopfenstein, SS George Wilson, CB Ashton Youboty.
Carolina (5): OLB James Anderson, OLB Thomas Davis, TE Jeff King, CB Richard Marshall, T Rob Petiitti.
Chicago (5): DE Mark Anderson, FS Josh Bullocks, NT Dusty Dvoracek, FS Danieal Manning, OLB Jamar Williams.
Cincinnati (5): MLB Abdul Hodge, OLB Rashad Jeanty, OLB Brandon Johnson, G Evan Mathis, DE Frostee Rucker.
Cleveland (7): SS Abram Elam, OLB Arnold Harrison, RB Jerome Harrison, ILB D'Qwell Jackson, FS Brodney Pool, OLB Matt Roth, FB Lawrence Vickers.
Dallas (12): WR Miles Austin, DE Stephen Bowen, CB Cletis Gordon, DE Jason Hatcher, WR Sam Hurd, T Pat McQuistan, C Duke Preson, G Cory Procter, SS Gerald Sensabaugh, DE Marcus Spears, SS Pat Watkins, K Shaun Suisham.
Denver (6): OLB Elvis Dumervil, G Chris Kuper, WR Brandon Marshall, QB Kyle Orton, TE Tony Scheffler, DE Le Kevin Smith.
Detroit (7): SS Daniel Bullocks, C Dylan Gandy, DE Jason Hunter, WR Adam Jennings, G Daniel Loper, FS Ko Simpson, ILB Cody Spencer.
Green Bay (8): SS Atari Bigby, CB Will Blackmon, G Daryn Colledge, FS Nick Collins, DE Johnny Jolly, FB John Kuhn, FS Derrick Martin, C Jason Spitz.
Houston (7): FS John Busin, T Rashad Butler, TE Owen Daniels, RB Ryan Moats, SS Bernard Pollard, MLB DeMeco Ryans, C Chris White.
Indianapolis (9): WR Hank Baskett, FS Antoine Bethea, FS Aaron Francisco, OLB Tyjuan Hagler, CB Marlin Jackson, CB Tim Jennings, T Charlie Johnson, MBL Freddy Keiaho, CB T.J. Rushing.
Jacksonville (3): OLB Clint Ingram, DT Montavious Stanley, WR Troy Williamson.
Kansas City (6): QB Brodie Croyle, ILB Derrick Johnson, ILB Corey Mays, C Rudy Niswanger, T Ryan O'Callaghan, FS Jarrad Page.
Miami (2): RB Ronnie Brown, TE Anthony Fasano.
Minnesota (6): T Ryan Cook, DE Ray Edwards, NT Fred Evans, QB Tarvaris Jackson, CB Karl Paymah, FB Naufahu Tahi.
New England (3): K Stephen Gostowski, G Logan Mankins, OLB Pierre Woods.
New Orleans (11): RB Mike Bell, T Jammal Brown, G Jahri Evans, DT Tony Hargrove, SS Roman Harper, FS Herana-Daze Jones, WR Lance Moore, WR Courtney Roby, T Zach Strief, TE David Thomas, CB Leigh Torrence.
New York Giants (9): LB Chase Blackburn, G Kevin Boothe, FS C.C. Brown, NT Barry Cofield, CB Kevin Dockery, WR Derek Hagan, WR Sinorice Moss, T Guy Whimper, OLB Gerris Wilkinson.
New York Jets (8): QB Kellen Clemens, CB Drew Coleman, WR Braylon Edwards, NT Howard Green, T Wayne Hunter, WR Brad Smith, SS Eric Smith, RB Leon Washington.
Oakland (7): OLB Jon Alston, T Khalif Barnes, OLB Ricky Brown, QB Charlie Frye, OLB Thomas Howard, MLB Kirk Morrison, CB Stanford Routt.
Philadelphia (8): WR Jason Avant, C Nick Cole, MLB Omar Gaither, OLB Chris Gocong, CB Ellis Hobbs, G Max Jean-Gilles, TE Alex Smith, FB Leonard Weaver.
Pittsburgh (1): T Willie Colon.
San Diego (11): ILB Tim Dobbins, WR Malcom Floyd, DT Antonio Garay, C Eric Ghiaciuc, OLB Marques Harris, WR Vincent Jackson, DE Travis Johnson, T Marcus McNeill, OLB Shawne Merriman, RB Darren Sproles, QB Charlie Whitehurst.
Seattle (5): OLB Lance Laury, P Jon Ryan, G Rob Sims, C Chris Spencer, DE Darryl Tapp.
St. Louis (7): DE Victor Adeyanju, FS Oshiomogho Atogwe, T Alex Barron, RB Sam Gado, DT Gary Gibson, WR Ruvell Martin, G Mark Setterstrom.
Tampa Bay (9): WR Mark Bradley, WR Brian Clark, OLB Matt McCoy, T Donald Penn, MLB Barrett Ruud, WR Maurice Stovall, T Jeremy Trueblood, RB Carnell Williams, MLB Rod Wilson.
Tennessee (6): DE Dave Ball, DT Tony Brown, TE Bo Scaife, MLB Stephen Tulloch, DT Kevin Vickerson, RB LenDale White.
Washington (7): QB Jason Campbell, SS Reed Doughty, DT Kedric Golston, OLB Rocky McIntosh, DT Anthony Montgomery, C Will Montgomery, CB Carlos Rogers.
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Re: Salary Cap
Differenza tra unrestricted e restricted FA?
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Unrestricted = il giocatore se ne va dove gli pare, senza che la squadra in cui ha giocato l'ultimo anno possa fare nulla tranne offrirgli un nuovo contrattosaints68 wrote: Differenza tra unrestricted e restricted FA?
Restricted = le offerte per il giocatore possono essere pareggiate dalla squadra in cui ha giocato l'ultimo anno.
Non mi ricordo come funzioni per eventuali compensazioni dovute all'abbandono di un RFA.
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Re: Salary Cap
in realtà all'RFA la squadra proprietaria offre un tender, un contratto di un anno, che il giocatore può accettare o meno. se accetta gioca, se non accetta sta in panchina tutta la stagione (ovviamente se non riceve altre offerte, se ne riceve può firmare con chi vuole)Peyton_Manning18 wrote: Unrestricted = il giocatore se ne va dove gli pare, senza che la squadra in cui ha giocato l'ultimo anno possa fare nulla tranne offrirgli un nuovo contratto
Restricted = le offerte per il giocatore possono essere pareggiate dalla squadra in cui ha giocato l'ultimo anno.
Non mi ricordo come funzioni per eventuali compensazioni dovute all'abbandono di un RFA.
in base all'importo del tender viene definito una compensazione in termine di una scelta di uno specifico giro al draft (vedere http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restricted ... er_amounts). in caso di offerta di un'altra squadra, il team proprietario ha la possibilità di pareggiare l'offerta o di non pareggiare (in tal caso si prende la scelta corrispondente).
ovviamente c'è anche la possibilità che dopo l'offerta del tender il giocatore sia tradato
esempi chiarificatori
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restricted ... e_outcomes
Team declining to match offer sheet. Carolina Panthers cornerback Ricky Manning, Jr. was a restricted free agent in the 2006 offseason. Based on the tender placed on Manning by the Panthers, the team would receive a third-round pick in the NFL Draft if Manning signed with another team. On April 21, the Chicago Bears signed Manning to an offer sheet - a five-year contract worth up to $23 million. Although the Panthers had a full week to decide if they wanted to match the offer sheet, they announced on April 24 that they would not match. At this time, Manning became a member of the Bears and the Panthers received a third-round draft choice in the 2006 draft from Chicago.
Team matching offer sheet. Arizona Cardinals offensive guard Reggie Wells was a restricted free agent in the 2006 offseason. On March 17, the Buffalo Bills signed him to an offer sheet - a five-year deal worth approximately $18 million. Four days later on March 21, the Cardinals matched the Bills' offer sheet for Wells, and he reverted to the Cardinals.
Team consummating a trade. The Miami Dolphins offered wide receiver Wes Welker a second-round tender in 2007. Although it was widely rumored that the New England Patriots would offer Welker a seven-year, $35 million deal, the Patriots ultimately traded their second- and seventh-round draft picks to the Dolphins for Welker, signing Welker to a five-year, $18 million contract.
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Re: Salary Cap
Grande pap.Paperone wrote: in realtà all'RFA la squadra proprietaria offre un tender, un contratto di un anno, che il giocatore può accettare o meno. se accetta gioca, se non accetta sta in panchina tutta la stagione (ovviamente se non riceve altre offerte, se ne riceve può firmare con chi vuole)
in base all'importo del tender viene definito una compensazione in termine di una scelta di uno specifico giro al draft (vedere http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restricted ... er_amounts). in caso di offerta di un'altra squadra, il team proprietario ha la possibilità di pareggiare l'offerta o di non pareggiare (in tal caso si prende la scelta corrispondente).
ovviamente c'è anche la possibilità che dopo l'offerta del tender il giocatore sia tradato
esempi chiarificatori
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restricted ... e_outcomes
Team declining to match offer sheet. Carolina Panthers cornerback Ricky Manning, Jr. was a restricted free agent in the 2006 offseason. Based on the tender placed on Manning by the Panthers, the team would receive a third-round pick in the NFL Draft if Manning signed with another team. On April 21, the Chicago Bears signed Manning to an offer sheet - a five-year contract worth up to $23 million. Although the Panthers had a full week to decide if they wanted to match the offer sheet, they announced on April 24 that they would not match. At this time, Manning became a member of the Bears and the Panthers received a third-round draft choice in the 2006 draft from Chicago.
Team matching offer sheet. Arizona Cardinals offensive guard Reggie Wells was a restricted free agent in the 2006 offseason. On March 17, the Buffalo Bills signed him to an offer sheet - a five-year deal worth approximately $18 million. Four days later on March 21, the Cardinals matched the Bills' offer sheet for Wells, and he reverted to the Cardinals.
Team consummating a trade. The Miami Dolphins offered wide receiver Wes Welker a second-round tender in 2007. Although it was widely rumored that the New England Patriots would offer Welker a seven-year, $35 million deal, the Patriots ultimately traded their second- and seventh-round draft picks to the Dolphins for Welker, signing Welker to a five-year, $18 million contract.
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Re: Salary Cap
Grazie per il chiarimento.
Anche se per ora rimane tutto un gran casino,non ho la minima idea come sara' gestita la prossima stagione.
Anche se per ora rimane tutto un gran casino,non ho la minima idea come sara' gestita la prossima stagione.