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re: If you were Drew would you restructure?
Posted on 10/21/14 at 11:18 am to TechDawg2007
Posted on 10/21/14 at 11:18 am to TechDawg2007
Restructure means same money, just up front.
Yes, in every way. You know your status with the current regime/organization, you are the "savior" of a city, and you know the backlash it would have if the team would ever cut you.
You do a restructure and play it out til you're 38, or you extend it for full guarantee money/contract similar to Brady (except you don't do it as cheaply as a 3yr/27mil) if you expect to play til you're 40-41.
He would have 2yrs left on the initial 100million contract, the start of the 2017 season he'd be 38. So a 3yr, 40million contract extension (after all the signing bonuses, restructuring it, etc.) could alleviate something like 26.4mil/27.4mil cap into 16.4mil/17.4mil cap
Spread the 20mil from those 2 years into the 3 yr deal making the last 3 years 20mil cap hit/year.
Financially, he'd be making 13.3mil/yr in the last 3 years he signs, but it is fully guaranteed and the 10mil/yr cap hit reduction gives us the possibility of making a FA move for a WR, #2CB, or a better OG to protect him.
Yes, in every way. You know your status with the current regime/organization, you are the "savior" of a city, and you know the backlash it would have if the team would ever cut you.
You do a restructure and play it out til you're 38, or you extend it for full guarantee money/contract similar to Brady (except you don't do it as cheaply as a 3yr/27mil) if you expect to play til you're 40-41.
He would have 2yrs left on the initial 100million contract, the start of the 2017 season he'd be 38. So a 3yr, 40million contract extension (after all the signing bonuses, restructuring it, etc.) could alleviate something like 26.4mil/27.4mil cap into 16.4mil/17.4mil cap
Spread the 20mil from those 2 years into the 3 yr deal making the last 3 years 20mil cap hit/year.
Financially, he'd be making 13.3mil/yr in the last 3 years he signs, but it is fully guaranteed and the 10mil/yr cap hit reduction gives us the possibility of making a FA move for a WR, #2CB, or a better OG to protect him.
This post was edited on 10/21/14 at 11:19 am
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