JuJu

One of the numbers that will come into bigger play this offseason is the player's team cap percentage, respective of their position. Often it's overshadowed by the contract total or average annual dollar value. But with the cap normally increasing, the measure of a FA''s true value isn't the $, it's the percentage of cap space they're valued at for their respective team.

With the negative cap growth this year, players/agents are going to have to get past the initial shock that they aren't going to see comparable dollars in 2021, and really, they likely won't see that side normalize until 2023. Teams will be managing much more to percentage of total cap, and in some situations may struggle even with that this coming year as many players are already under contract and will see their percentage jump with the cap reduction. The numbers will have to be made up somewhere.

 

Generally I think you are correct, but some reports I have read state Agents are not going to allow their clients to get short changed. I do not see how they can stop the deflation, but teams with huge dollars will likely overspend for the top level talent anyway, I think it is going to get interesting...will there be more 1 year deals signed hoping the new TV contract brings more bucks, which of course is a gamble due to injury possibilities. Also this past week ESPN has been saying they are not in a position to get into a bidding war and unless the NFL gets creative in allowing ABC to also televise they might not continue the package. This is likely all posturing at this point, but post covid viewing habits are likely to come into the talks, NFL execs are hoping for a big bonanza which may not be there.

 

Like uncle shay sharpe said anyone who knows or plays football knows he was nothing but a glorified number 2

 

I won't. All these people here literally thought juju could be AB. Just because he acted like a clown in the end they forgot how great he was as a football player. He was transcendent and to just dismiss his greatness as a talent because of how he acted is sad.

 

Roadhouse. LOL I wish I could put up Peter from Family Guy doing it. LoL.

 

No, what is sad is your man crush on AB.

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CL-SKXWFRXM/?igshid=1em9bc2hcsqnw

 

Ya, I seen that too...That Dude is a character lol

 

And wins at winning time, what time is it? Winning time.

 

just showing respect to greatness. Watched him dominate for 6 the best 6 year stretch in nfl history

 

publicity stunt

 

Is he the only one you worship?
Receivers, I mean.

 

No growing up I was big randy moss and t.o fans. Right now I like Diggs, tyreek, adams, julio ,etc.. but what made me such a big AB fan was his work ethic. He worked harder than maybe anyone in the league. Thats why Tom brady gravitated to him so much Tom is the same way.

 

So, you seem to like guys who are great talents on the field bit, PIAs off the field. I tend to lose interest in players whose heads get too big. I like guys like Alworth, Rice, the vastly underrated Charlie Joiner, despite who he played for, Tomlinson. Once they start taking out cell phones and sharpies and changing their names, I'm out!

 

Rice was before my time but fan of him. But I mean those were the best 2 Wrs of their era. I liked megatron too and Steve smith

 

Jerry Rice says hello.

 

I never paid attention to "Megatron" and Steve Smith? Incredibly talented but, little man complex! Can't watch him. Give me Wes Welker-like players. Hines Ward-like players. Larry Fitzgerald-like guys!

 

His 6 year stretch was better than any rice had .ab in those 6 years had the most catches and yards over a 6 year span in nfl history.

 

Ward was, and still is my favorite...I liked Louis Lipps...Still like Keenan Allen

 

*Thank you Ben*

 

Can’t really compare the two. The 9ers had a good running game then.