Glen Cieske
All-Star
Gents,
The intent of this rule is to reign in the contracts being offered in FA. We want to simulate real life as closely as possible, BigTexas18 georgiafan and myself thought it would be best to limit the amount of money a player can be offered. While it would be great to let the market dictate the amount players receive, it is my opinion that we do not play enough seasons in a release to have bad contracts screw over an owner.
The rule:
Free Agents will be broken down into 3 Tiers. With a Max that they can be offered for each tier. Lack of depth in the free agent class could allow a fringe player being included in the tier above them. FAs will be put into tiers based on their overall which will be taken from DaddyLeagues.
Tier 1:
Players Overall 90+
An owner can only offer these players 40% more then what the player is looking for.
Ex. If a player is asking for 20 Mil/yr then the most they can be offered is 28 mil a year.
**The math; 20 x .40 = 8 then 20 + 8 = 28!!!**
Tier 2:
Players Overall 85-89
An owner can only offer these players 30% more then what the players is looking for.
Tier 3:
Players overall 80-84
An owner can only offer these players 20% more then what the player is looking for.
No Tiers for player under overall of 80.
**These figures are only for their base salary, IT DOES NOT INCLUDE SIGNING BONUS**
Signing bonus rule:
Owners cannot offer a player a signing bonus of more then 30% of the amount they are offering as a base pay.
EX. Owner offers 20 mil/yr to a player, that players signing bonus cannot be higher then 6 mil/yr
Punishment for breaking FA rule
1st offense: Player will be released in pre-season
2nd offense: Removal from League.
Pay attention to what you are doing and bring a calculator along with you to FA
A few contracts from this years free agency:
Janoris Jenkins:
5 year 62.5 Mil
12.5 per year
10 Mil signing bonus
2 mil per year
Malik Jackson:
5 year 85.5 Mil
17.1 per year
10 Mil signing bonus
2 mil per year
Oliver Vernon:
5 year 85 Mil
17 per year
20 Mil signing bonus
4 Mil per year
Brock Osweiler
4 year 72 Mil
18 Mil per year
12 Mil signing bonus
3 Mil per year
Bruce Irvin
4 Yr 37 Mil
9.25 per year
No signing bonus; got 8.22 total in roster bonus in the first 2 years of contract
Sean Smith
4 Yr 38 Mil
9.5 per year
No signing bonus; got 9.25 total in roster bonus in first 2 years.
Mohamed Sanu
5 Yr 32.5 Mil
6.5 Avg
7 Mil signing bonus
1.4 per year
Aaron Rodgers (2015)
5 year 110 Mil
22 Mil Avg
33.25 Mil signing bonus
6.65 Avg
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The intent of this rule is to reign in the contracts being offered in FA. We want to simulate real life as closely as possible, BigTexas18 georgiafan and myself thought it would be best to limit the amount of money a player can be offered. While it would be great to let the market dictate the amount players receive, it is my opinion that we do not play enough seasons in a release to have bad contracts screw over an owner.
The rule:
Free Agents will be broken down into 3 Tiers. With a Max that they can be offered for each tier. Lack of depth in the free agent class could allow a fringe player being included in the tier above them. FAs will be put into tiers based on their overall which will be taken from DaddyLeagues.
Tier 1:
Players Overall 90+
An owner can only offer these players 40% more then what the player is looking for.
Ex. If a player is asking for 20 Mil/yr then the most they can be offered is 28 mil a year.
**The math; 20 x .40 = 8 then 20 + 8 = 28!!!**
Tier 2:
Players Overall 85-89
An owner can only offer these players 30% more then what the players is looking for.
Tier 3:
Players overall 80-84
An owner can only offer these players 20% more then what the player is looking for.
No Tiers for player under overall of 80.
**These figures are only for their base salary, IT DOES NOT INCLUDE SIGNING BONUS**
Signing bonus rule:
Owners cannot offer a player a signing bonus of more then 30% of the amount they are offering as a base pay.
EX. Owner offers 20 mil/yr to a player, that players signing bonus cannot be higher then 6 mil/yr
Punishment for breaking FA rule
1st offense: Player will be released in pre-season
2nd offense: Removal from League.
Pay attention to what you are doing and bring a calculator along with you to FA
A few contracts from this years free agency:
Janoris Jenkins:
5 year 62.5 Mil
12.5 per year
10 Mil signing bonus
2 mil per year
Malik Jackson:
5 year 85.5 Mil
17.1 per year
10 Mil signing bonus
2 mil per year
Oliver Vernon:
5 year 85 Mil
17 per year
20 Mil signing bonus
4 Mil per year
Brock Osweiler
4 year 72 Mil
18 Mil per year
12 Mil signing bonus
3 Mil per year
Bruce Irvin
4 Yr 37 Mil
9.25 per year
No signing bonus; got 8.22 total in roster bonus in the first 2 years of contract
Sean Smith
4 Yr 38 Mil
9.5 per year
No signing bonus; got 9.25 total in roster bonus in first 2 years.
Mohamed Sanu
5 Yr 32.5 Mil
6.5 Avg
7 Mil signing bonus
1.4 per year
Aaron Rodgers (2015)
5 year 110 Mil
22 Mil Avg
33.25 Mil signing bonus
6.65 Avg
Danperez blahblahyea7 Tigers20 Paytonno1son dspbuckle Blackhawk375 rkjones217 Jukemwr21 Jbek Imperfect611 Xxclaywilliamxx zbenjamin85 oBUCKNUTo Studley021 Luis3250 pack1797