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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2021
- From signing bonuses to dead money, NFL Insider Ian Rapoport and 5x NFL Executive of the Year Scott Pioli break down everything you need to know about how the salary cap and NFL contracts work.
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I like that they’re explaining everything like this 😁
@Fiqih Wanita wtf
5 years ago nobody cared. As players are more public with their money the fans are more in to it.
Because youtubers are doing their jobs
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@@Hertacles That's bullshit people always cared about the salary cap.
Thank you. The Saints really needed this video.
People who don't follow the saints needed this video
The saints are always over the cap and they always get out of it there experts at the cap
You haven’t been paying attention huh? The Saints always do this and always find a way out of it
they r already in the positive idk where u at
@@michaelanderson4280 BLEWDAT NATION
Thank you for making this. Some People don’t understand what it means
😂 don't act like you do
Many NFL GMs don't get it
@@ab3040 I do have a good understanding of it. Do I know everything no. Will I ever find out everything who knows.
This was actually really helpful. They should do videos like this with rules and other topics.
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Not the video we deserved, but the video we needed
-batman
This world will fall
-DARKSEID
Im sure you guys saw the time type of video on nfl throwback but just a more historic version
The chiefs suck
Commissioner Gordon said that
one of the best videos yall ever dropped no cap
Wow that was funny and educational, everything should be taught like this.
Casuals: Saints are going 0-16 with almost -99 mil in cap
Mickey Loomis: HaHa salary cap go brrr
To hell with this format.
@@frenchg0rilla honestly
This should be helpful to people who think trading players like Wilson or Ryan is possible.
Excellent!! One of the most important topics to understand about football especially for newbies like yours truly. I've come to love the game so much that I always feel a little down when folks are discussing player acquisition strategies as I haven't the faintest idea what they're talking about. This information will allow me to enjoy the game even more and for that I thank you!
I love how they threw Derrick Henry's stiff arm in there just because lol. That poor man will see himself getting owned in highlight reels for years to come 🤣
still didn't say how the saints were 100m down in cap
By giving players big contracts and releasing guys with big contracts
They kicked Brees money down the road for so long, there dead money it's a record! !!!
this was a really informative video, I wish they made more like this
This was very informative. I’d be interested to see their take on voidable contract years. Jerry Jones always seems to have those up his sleeves so he can spread the Cap Hit of the Signing Bonus out over 7 years on a 5 year contract
Can you give me an example of a player this strategy was used on? I'd like to research it further
Liked how you present this.. Great work!
Very informative to us fans. If I can have a little request, maybe make an extra video on what voidable years are on these nfl contracts! Thank you!
Very well done video, and very informative as well
You the GOAT for this NFL. Please make more of this type of videos so that us fans can understand more about not just the league in general but also the more in-depth side of the game. 😁
Tom Brady taking less money so he can create more cap space is one of the reasons why he will remain the GOAT
A part two that goes even more in-depth would be amazing
NFL Films is the best to be educated about everything about football! I LOVE it!
This video was amazing, I finally have some understanding
This is a lot for me to process.
We needed this video
It is actually useful, thanks
Thank you for this video
1:40 that was my exact reaction lmao
Now people can stop asking about how the Rams make it work every year
That was awesome thank you
I like hearing the voice of the weekly preview/picks in a different type of video.
10:35 the biggest fleece ever in the NFL was Tom constantly giving money back to NE and never gettin anything roster wise to show for it. We always heard about him taking less, but he was never rewarded w/ weapons that other teams would seemingly get. Other than Gronk, he had to make his WRs instead of being blessed w/ already established stud WRs. He got Cooks for a bit and Gordon for pennies. No Diggs, Cooper, Odell, or any #1 WR that were available during the yrs he was giving discounts
Randy moss
Are you forgetting that a lot of that money also goes to the defense? Tom has had some top defenses in his last 21 years. The WR he’s had are drafted to fit into the system he plays in that’s all they need.
Plus also he’s a pocket QB I’m assuming most of that money goes into his O-Line. We’ve all seen it time and time again how frustrating it is for our favorite teams defenses not being able to sack this man or intercept his passes 😂
@@684avatar skarnekia or whoever the O-Line coach was made the O-Line. The yr he retired NE gave up one of the most sacks ever for them and Tom got destroyed all season culminating in him barely surviving against Manning and the Broncos in the AFC championship I believe. So they brought his out of retirement. Plus how many linemen leave for larger contracts?
@@684avatar would make sense if it were true, but it’s not. Pats went a number of yrs w/ the least amount of pro bowlers on defense during Brady’s tenure. Collins moved, Jones moved. Bill liked having an elite corner w/ Revis and Gilly, but other than that, the whole was always greater than the sum of the parts. The past 3yrs NE has been spending among the league highest in pass catchers yet they have no elite pass catcher to show for it. Brady covered up Bills poor job as GM and Bills great job at coaching has be able to excuse his terrible roster building as well
I find Patrick Mahomes's contract very interesting. Also, TB is stand up player and this information just reinforces the fact that he truly cares about the team that he plays for, and his teammates. Thank you for posting this, for this video explains the salary cap process within the NFL.
@Fiqih Wanita ...What is that ? Can you explain what this is before I copy the link to open it up ?
I have never fully understood this stuff. Thanks.
Best NFL video y’all have ever posted
The editing was pefect.
Why was I thinking about this yesterday
I watch a lot of NFL and this helps me understand more.
finnaly someone exlplained me
Well that clears it up for me cause I didn’t know all of this
This is really some quality content to have during free agency. PFF proposés a similar article and it really helps making that period of the season kind of entertaining in its own way
we need this video to understand the rams in the past 4 years
Thank you NFL, I used to sound so dumb when Id try to make up an argument without knowing. This was really helpful and entertaining
Top 5 free agent signings in NFL history:
1) Reggie White to Packers
2) Tom Brady to Bucs
3) Drew Brees to Saints
4) Peyton Manning to Broncos
5) Deion Sanders to 49ers and Cowboys
3 should be 1 in my opinion. The Saints went from a meme to good immediately after Drew Brees signed back in 2006
Raised more questions than it answered.
Thank you NFL for this. As a Giants fan I was wondering how did Dave Gettlemen handle the cap so poorly for 2022. Which resulted in Joe Schoen trying to fix this mess. Now with this I have a better understanding on it. So again thanks. 🙂
You’re “early enough” congrats you found this
Shut up
Really most of this people should know and the people who are ignorant wont even bother to watch this
Thanks I needed to know this Sports Economics 101
i knew this video was coming when in ever new signing video i saw "voidable years"
Good video
If you play Franchise in Madden this will make alot of sense.
10:14 No clue how I remember this but I remember seeing Dak and Jerry go into that meeting to sign the contract while at the Star
If I'm the 2020 Patriots, it's better to go all in for 2021 which is exactly what they did. Pats now have a great OL, TE, WR, DL, DB, S. They are short on RB and QB so one hopes they dip and trade in the draft.
Oh now I know what the salary cap is well thanks for explaining NFL
I’ve been watching the NFL since I was 8 and I never understood the salary cap and contracts until now
Madden bro,
I already know this but yet I still am watching it. After all I want to be a contract manager
So Pats can do this
In the draft:
NE gets:
Deshaun Watson
2022 4th
2023 6th
HOU gets:
2021 1st and 2nd
2022 1st and 2nd
2023 1st and 3rd
Cond. 2025 3rd/2nd/1st (85/94/97% of snaps played)
Gilmore
Jakobi Meyers
Bentley
Damien Harris
Newton (Sent to Washington after for cond. 2022 3rd)
That’s what too much for the pats to give up, those 2 round picks and Gilmore who still has 2 seasons of pro bowl left in him. The Texans aren’t in the best position either cause Watson will sit out if he doesn’t get traded and everyone knows that.
I was hoping to hear more about contract restructures. The Saints were $80 million over the cap starting the 2022 season and were still able to field a pro NFL team for the season.....how? They should have a high school team out there.
After watching this and The Ringer's video about the salary cap, it makes more sense but I'm still kind of confused lol.
Shoutout to the editor for the clips!
Cool video
Tremaine Edmunds: “I need it all, I need it all!”
Prophetic 😂😢
Now I understand 🙂
me too jajaja
This vid is really perfect lol
Glasses up to the video editor... we appreciate you
Got a question
How do you keep track of your teams cap space??
Still a great and relevant question lol. It’s forever changing. Every yr we get a list showing teams w/ the most cap space, but then the teams w/ hardly any cap space sign Dak for hundreds of millions. Or pay Mahomes half a billion lol. Like it just doesn’t make sense. Unless ya just believe that any team can sign any player they want if they they really want to. They can find a way to make it fit if need be
clear as mud
Know it’s complicated, but I always thought it’d maybe be a good idea to have veteran contracts (guys 10+ yrs or so) to have contracts that impact the cap at 2:1 ratio. Or something like that. Where a 10 million dollar contract is really only 5 million against the cap. Maybe do something similar w/ running backs too since they have such a short shelf life. But that would incentivize teams to roster older players that may otherwise be pushed out to younger and in many ways cheaper contracts. Feel like if they wanted to, the players could negotiate something like this into their CBA. Majority of players aren’t the names we all know about. They’re guys fighting for roster spots that aren’t guaranteed anything. And older thay are being pushed out bc of cheaper alternatives doesn’t necessarily need to be the case I don’t think. Maybe the idea is impossible, just somethin I always wondered about in all salary cap sports
That makes sense actually. As the system is set up now, signing any proven good players to long term deal basically always fks over the team's cap/money situation long term, forcing teams to choose between staying loyal to their proven players and paying them top dollars, or trading them away to gamble on young unproven guys to replace them. If a player's cap hit, went down by like 5% every year they were in the league, it would make it a lot more affordable for teams to be able to keep the talented good players on their teams with big contracts, while also leaving them with enough money to bring in young unproven guys.
Basically, a player's signing bonus is his only guarantee. The big numbers the players get make them look greedy in the fan's eyes. Even though the players will NEVER see ALL of the money put in the media press release. The league and owners are geniuses. If a player makes 1 million dollars a year, most fans figure, "That's a lot of money per year!" That's TOO much for playing a game. The NFL is a BUSINESS FIRST. If you don't produce, you are gone!
what happen if you go over the cap?
Yup
I have it all straight now. 😳
the player sound bytes are golden!
As a giants fan I have a love hate relationship with Dave Gettelmen
My head hurt after watching this
Wait so the signing bonus is given in full to the player when they sign, but in the contract it is spread out?
When you realize we don’t have cap *aka* falcons because thomas Dimitroff go crazyyyyyyyyyyyy
SAINTS GO BRRR
Mahomes got a $63M signing bonus and he could see the end of that 10 yr deal its possible
This...... Is...... Complicated :(
I love this! They need to do this every year lol
Tom Brady doesn’t get enough credit for how much money he sacrificed for winning.
ROTFL at 1:53 explaining the salary cap going down when Derrick Henry stiff arms Josh Norman to the ground. Evil!
Now all those random phrases I've been hearing for years make sense (ish)
Clear as mud.
Like the part about the video is when I saw them Titans talk
Perennial Contender = footage of Brady hoisting his 6th Lombardi
All-in One year = footage of Brady hoisting his 7th Lombardi
lols
lot of pancakes, lot of syrup 🤣😂🤣 5:27
5:43
I wonder if NFL players watch this video to help them understand too 😂
so trading a player is like cutting a player in terms of cap hit? is that why trading russell would be disastrous for seattle evening if they wanted to trade him?
Idk about Wilson but in Wentz case, the Eagles have to pay all guaranteed money that was initially spreaded over multiple future seasons now while the Colts only have to pay the base salary as well as bonuses
I wanna know how the bucs are over the cap but still able to sign players
I know it’s so werid
Well you technically have until the start of the season to get under
it’s bc they have Tom Brady and Tom Brady is a cheater
@@swishy__ keep crying 🤡
@@swishy__ Tom Brady loves deflated balls and roughing the passer calls when the other team slightly touches him. The guy has had one of the most impressive careers of any professional athlete, ever. I can give him that, but I will always effing hate Tom Brady with the heat of a thousand suns.
To be fair I grew up in buffalo when TB and the pats wiped the floor with us almost every single year for a decade plus. Screw Tom Brady, he should have stayed retired the first time.
Brady understands the long game. Winning a Super Bowl will payoff more that selfish contracts in the long-run.
"That was exhausting right there."
What happens if they go over the cap?
Fines, loss of draft picks, and the League has the authority to cancel contracts if necessary.
Money
I really thought dak would be kirk cousins part 2 and leave Dallas and thought my packers were grooming aj dillion to be the next feature back and probably lose both Jamal williams and Aaron Jones and if anything keep Jamal cause he's cheaper and have jj watt in green bay but idk anymore lmao
Who still doesn’t understand the NFL Contracts?
so what i dont get is how for an example the saints are now barely under the cap, but just signed winston to 12 million for 1 year, how did they do that?
Couldve explained this without all these reactions from the players.
When it has the player cut the other bad player how did that happen ?