2010's measures don't effect 2009 do they?

MrJL · 05-21-2008, 01:46 PM

Okay, so in 2010 if nothing's been negotiated then the top eight teams are restricted in what they can do and each team gets a franchise and two trasition players, plus it's six year guys not fifth year guys who become free agents.

But what's to prevent people from signing people in 2009 to a two year contract with the first year being two million and the second twenty?

That Guy · 05-21-2008, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by MrJL

Okay, so in 2010 if nothing's been negotiated then the top eight teams are restricted in what they can do and each team gets a franchise and two trasition players, plus it's six year guys not fifth year guys who become free agents.

But what's to prevent people from signing people in 2009 to a two year contract with the first year being two million and the second twenty?

there's actually a limit in place that no contract can increase by more than 15% per year over the previous year in the event of an upcoming uncapped year to prevent exactly what you describe. it came up during the last labor deal.

also multiple tags, 6 years to FA, limited signings for playoff teams, etc.

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MrJL Camp Scrub Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 28	2010's measures don't effect 2009 do they? Okay, so in 2010 if nothing's been negotiated then the top eight teams are restricted in what they can do and each team gets a franchise and two trasition players, plus it's six year guys not fifth year guys who become free agents. But what's to prevent people from signing people in 2009 to a two year contract with the first year being two million and the second twenty?

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