salary cap hell!
It's hilarious. It's the same thing virtually every year. And then every so often we have a year like this one where the theme is "Well this is the year they'll REALLY suffer."
They act like the team hasn't planned and prepared for this, or like the team is just now finding out that they'd be $80 million over the cap going into 2024. No, they planned for this, have very detailed spreadsheets/cap analytics programs and contractual mechanisms in place to remedy this just like they planned for an easy way out of it AND to be able to add over $30 million worth of cap space if the situation(s) present themselves to where they'd want to use it this off-season.
We are going to be fine from an accounting standpoint guys, relax and focus on worrying about us having a good draft and signing the right key free agent or three this off-season.
It's hilarious. It's the same thing virtually every year. And then every so often we have a year like this one where the theme is "Well this is the year they'll REALLY suffer."
They act like the team hasn't planned and prepared for this, or like the team is just now finding out that they'd be $80 million over the cap going into 2024. No, they planned for this, have very detailed spreadsheets/cap analytics programs and contractual mechanisms in place to remedy this just like they planned for an easy way out of it AND to be able to add over $30 million worth of cap space if the situation(s) present themselves to where they'd want to use it this off-season.
We are going to be fine from an accounting standpoint guys, relax and focus on worrying about us having a good draft and signing the right key free agent or three this off-season.