If the Chargers were truly rebuilding, they should deal Rivers!
Oh no, you're not getting rid of Fraudgers that easily
If the Chargers were truly rebuilding, they should deal Rivers!
My wife was just in Lafayette for work. Apparently Olde Tyme Grocery is amazing.
Also, the pictures she took while running were pretty neat. It definitely looks pretty there.
If the Chargers were truly rebuilding, they should deal Rivers!
Agree, but that's mostly b/c I think he has physically deteriorated more than most people talk about. Everyone blames it on the loss of the WRs and OL, but his arm looked bad last year. Not sure what his contract is or what his value would be
Yes that's a typo. Phone posting is tough.I'm assuming you meant it is "a must"
Any classy and adult ones to carry my video games in?
This is my favorite:
@ClaytonESPN: By trading Carson Palmer, the Raiders save $5.995 million of cap room. Had they done a June 1 cut, they would have saved $13 million.
Is there a source breaking down the contract to explain the confusion? I see 9 million in dead money on the contract (which would count against the cap this season) with a 13 million base salary and no bonuses. If the Cards pay him 8 million, that may be where Clayton is pulling the 5 million from.He's confused.
Is there a source breaking down the contract to explain the confusion? I see 9 million in dead money on the contract (which would count against the cap this season) with a 13 million base salary and no bonuses. If the Cards pay him 8 million, that may be where Clayton is pulling the 5 million from.
I'm not sure where Clayton is pulling the 13 million savings from unless he's just subtracting the 13 million base salary without taking the dead money into account.
beatenIs there a source breaking down the contract to explain the confusion? I see 9 million in dead money on the contract (which would count against the cap this season) with a 13 million base salary and no bonuses. If the Cards pay him 8 million, that may be where Clayton is pulling the 5 million from.
I'm not sure where Clayton is pulling the 13 million savings from unless he's just subtracting the 13 million base salary without taking the dead money into account.
That's what I thought. Thanks. You guys are on the hook for the 9 million regardless.He's probably is just having a brain fart thinking the base salary is what would count against the cap.
The trade doesn't change anything regarding his contract on the Raiders side, it's just like a cut, the remaining 9 million pro-rated signing bonus is accelerated.
June 1st designation just would have let them spread that over 2 years, but it still would have been 9 million.
Is there something like a "Beginner's Guide to the Salary Cap"? Because I've had enough of being confused by all this stuff.
Is there something like a "Beginner's Guide to the Salary Cap"? Because I've had enough of being confused by all this stuff.
Would she mind sharing some of those Lafayette photos? I would like to see what areas were visited. Some parts of the city are quite clean and picturesque. If there was one thing I would criticize though, is that the heavily travelled corridors around I10 and I49 are the dumpiest and oldest areas. you have to go far from there to see Lafayette at its best, but some of it is very nice (I live around the best parts of it).
Yeah I'll have my wife dump her pictures off her phone sometime this week haha. I know she took a picture of a 500 year old tree and a bunch of pictures of a trail by a small river where all of the trees look like some sort of relative of Weeping Willows.
You catch those hot Merkel swimsuit pics?
@Seahawks: QB Matt Flynn traded to @RAIDERS for 2014 5th-round draft pick, conditional pick in 2015
Not sure myself, but for what it's worth, Freeman has one year left on his deal.Carson Palmer wanted to go to Tampa?
What?
Cool.
what brought her down here? What sort of business I mean?
Why didn't the Jets trade a 4th for flynn?
You guys were rumored to be in play for so many QBs, but who did they actually sign?
Surprised there was no more interest in Flynn.
Also daughter broke iphone5 screen. Going to be $200+ to get it replaced. It was more expensive to get 3rd parties to fix the screen. That makes zero sense to me. How can it cost them $250+ to just repair the glass on top (not the LCD) and yet I get a brand new phone from Apple for less than that?
I remember when I got some dude at the mall to repair my wife's 4S it was like 60 bucks and it took him like 5 minutes. Was expecting the same thing, but I guess not.
Oh well, it my fault. I was not watching my phone and I hate cases. Now the question is whether or not I will get a case for the next one...
You don't have like ten spare iPhone 5's lying around? I thought you weren't a poor?Surprised there was no more interest in Flynn.
Also daughter broke iphone5 screen. Going to be $200+ to get it replaced. It was more expensive to get 3rd parties to fix the screen. That makes zero sense to me. How can it cost them $250+ to just repair the glass on top (not the LCD) and yet I get a brand new phone from Apple for less than that?
I remember when I got some dude at the mall to repair my wife's 4S it was like 60 bucks and it took him like 5 minutes. Was expecting the same thing, but I guess not.
Oh well, it my fault. I was not watching my phone and I hate cases. Now the question is whether or not I will get a case for the next one...
Sanchez
McElroy
Tebow
Gerrard
Simms(Camp Arm most likely)
Carson Palmer is a pretty solid pickup for Arizona considering what they had to work with. He really didn't have the worst season ever last season or anything, his stats look like middle of the pack numbers. He was probably just barely in the top half of the league statistically.
Forgot about Gerrard. Tebow will get releases, so it kind of seems like Sanchez is still the best bet
.Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter 5m
Rams re-signed G Chris Williams to a one-year deal worth up to $2.75 million.
We’re told that, within the past year or two, he turned down a three-year, $18 million package from the Giants.
Umenyiora got far less than that from the Falcons. His two-year, $8.5 million deal averages $4.25 million per season. And while it puts him back on the market again in time for what some think will be a spike in the salary cap, Osi also will be 34 years old by then.
Umenyiora received a signing bonus of $2.5 million, along with a base salary of $1.75 million in 2013. Next year, he’s due to pocket a $1 million roster bonus and a $2.5 million base salary. (An unspecified escalator appears in the deal.)
It’s possible that the Falcons will decide to make it a one-year arrangement, absorbing $1.25 million in dead money next year while avoiding $3.5 million in compensation.
I normally never let her touch my phone. I went home for lunch and I left my phone on the table when I went to get a glass of water. By the time I came back she threw it down because she could not get some app or something to open.Make your daughter use an Otterbox case.
Have a few spare 4s lying around but no 5s.You don't have like ten spare iPhone 5's lying around? I thought you weren't a poor?
That Dumb and Dumber gif is awesome except for the fact that the cap savings is wrong.
Its the difference between new trash (Stanton) versus old trash (Palmer).Jesus some of you guys are full of hyperbole.
First off, what's laughable about Palmer when you're going into the season with Stanton? If we get him for a reasonable price, it's actually a good way to go for a stop-gap.
Second, he's taking a big reduction in pay to come here, reported about 8 mil with incentives. We have two 6th rounders so I imagine we'll be giving them one of those. Palmer is better than a player drafted that late would be. It puts us in position to not have to reach for a QB (not that we would have anyway) and get something of better quality next year. Unless Palmer decides to be Kurt Warner 2.0kidding
Jesus some of you guys are full of hyperbole.
First off, what's laughable about Palmer when you're going into the season with Stanton? If we get him for a reasonable price, it's actually a good way to go for a stop-gap.
Second, he's taking a big reduction in pay to come here, reported about 8 mil with incentives. We have two 6th rounders so I imagine we'll be giving them one of those. Palmer is better than a player drafted that late would be. It puts us in position to not have to reach for a QB (not that we would have anyway) and get something of better quality next year. Unless Palmer decides to be Kurt Warner 2.0kidding
Jesus some of you guys are full of hyperbole.
First off, what's laughable about Palmer when you're going into the season with Stanton? If we get him for a reasonable price, it's actually a good way to go for a stop-gap.
Second, he's taking a big reduction in pay to come here, reported about 8 mil with incentives. We have two 6th rounders so I imagine we'll be giving them one of those. Palmer is better than a player drafted that late would be. It puts us in position to not have to reach for a QB (not that we would have anyway) and get something of better quality next year. Unless Palmer decides to be Kurt Warner 2.0kidding
I want to know what the conditional pick is in 2015 for Flynn. 5th rounder just doesn't seem worth it when our other options at backup are going to be...less than preferable.
http://kissingsuzykolber.uproxx.com/2013/03/nfl-players-as-superheroes.html
Sorry if this has been posted before but damn...