{2023 Thread Bumped} Underhill Giving No Quarter to Nick Wright

This is demonstrably untrue.

Our owner's liquidity and willingness to spend next year's money allows us to compete and puts us at a huge advantage because we can spend more money than other teams.

It's that simple. No time in the past 7 or 8 years have we not been able to get whoever we want at whatever price. hell, we almost got Watson last year and just did bring in Carr.

We won 3 NFC west titles in a row doing this and barring a few injuries and bone headed plays last year and 21 we would have done it again. Furthermore, all those 13 win seasons were a direct result.

Tell the Falcons how much of an advantage they've enjoyed and get back to me.
How do you know we were able to sign anybody we wanted to? I recall Suh, surely I forget of plenty of others, and most of all we don’t know if some deals failed for financial or technical reasons.

Anyway, if we can offer an X amount, a team with cap space can offer 2X. It’s really that simple. Because there’s a ceiling to what our management is willing to spend if they know they’re already over the cap for the coming years. On the other hand, a team with cap space can go all in on whatever player and virtually win every bidding war, at least before digging themselves into cap hell as well.