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Every NFL Team's Most Savvy Move This Offseason
The NFL offseason is not about making the headline moves, it is about teams judging the open market, the draft, and their own coaching staff and front office to make savvy decisions to put them in a position to contend in the coming year. Those decisions could involve making a high-profile trade or big-money signing, or they could be the personnel moves made on the margins that look much more important come the stretch run.
Redrafting the First Round of the 2018 NFL Draft
With many members of the 2018 draft class nearing their second contract it has been long enough to re-evaluate this class thoroughly and skeptically. Redrafting a class several years later is an evocative thought experiment that creates a rough power ranking of the players originally drafted that year. The 2018 class turned out to be a fantastic one, featuring deep groups at running back, linebacker, and cornerback.
Former NFL GMs and QB on Players Skipping OTAs
In recent years we have seen more and more veteran players skip OTAs (organized team activities). This year the notable names that are not present for OTAs are: QB Lamar Jackson, QB Kyler Murray, QB Baker Mayfield, WR Deebo Samuel, DE Aaron Donald, WR Diontae Johnson, and WR Terry McLaurin. While contractually voluntary, there are benefits to being present for these offseason activities when it relates to the team’s success.
Explaining June 1 Salary Cap Implications in the NFL
June 1st is a significant date on the NFL league calendar for multiple reasons. It is an important date for salary cap implications, and also the deadline for clubs to issue June 1st tenders. This article will provide a rundown on the differences between pre and post June 1st terminations, as well as explain the ramifications of the June 1st tender. Salary Cap Implications June 1st marks a modification of salary cap accounting principles in the NFL.
What is Dead Money?
The salary cap is one of the most misunderstood areas of football, and the term Dead money is often misinterpreted in regard to calculating a salary cap charge. This brief explanation will define what the term means, how it is calculated, and its potential implications. What is Dead Money? Dead money is a salary cap charge for a player that is no longer on a team’s roster. The charge continues to count even though the contract of the player has been terminated or traded.
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