One Contract Restructure
Up until the start of free agency (or thereabouts), teams will have the opportunity to restructure one contract on their salary list. What that means is that you take a high salary cap player and CUT that player’s cap charge in half. Since we are only doing this on a one year basis, future years aren’t calculated. There is a penalty for doing this however. You will lose ONE free agent bid for the first 72 hours of free agency. Which means you have the potential to lose three free agents. You also cannot trade this player after you have designated him for restructure.
I will create a thread (after salaries have been posted for all teams) where each team lists their ONE restructure player. Once you’ve announced your player, it cannot be rescinded.
As always, any questions ask away here before voting :yes:
Do you want teams to have the ability to restructure ONE contract?
Poll closed Feb 4, 2014.
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YES
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NO
46.2%
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I would only vote yes to this if we were including some sort of 25-50% of dead money owing on cuts/trades applying.
Otherwise with no dead money it's easy enough to keep who you want....and we wouldn't have as many free agents with such.Boik14 likes this. -
Should have made these decisions before team selection. JMO
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Yea, I dont know what to vote until I know who MY team is.
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I voted no just because it would be mostly used on starting QBs and the Peyton Mannings and Tom Brady's shouldn't be able to go from 20mil to 10mil.
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We could put some more parameters on it. How about omitting QB from the list or changing it so that people can only reduce a player whose 2014 year outweighs the average of their overall contract like Wallace's does? Or make All Pro players exempt from the list. Or make this option applicable to any GM whose team is within $5 million of the cap or something like that. -
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I personally don't like it. If implemented I hope you take my next idea into consideration.
In real life a player restructuring is a crapshoot. Some do some don't.
I'd prefer if we were able to choose three players we would like to restructure. Those three can then be put in a randomizer and the one chosen can be restructured. The other two can not be, and are just there to add a bit of chance. -
If passed I just think there should be some type if restriction. Whether it's not allowed on QBs or some other idea that were mentioned by others
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ToddPhin likes this.
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Hope this doesn't go through. It's easy enough to shed cash as is. Will just lead to more bloated FA contracts.
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Yeah, I'm not a fan of this one. I would imagine everyone will take advantage of this option and the loss of one bid isn't punishment enough.
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I like the rule only if it applies to non QBs.
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Paul 13 likes this.
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controversial vote has passed... even with Mach inserting himself without a condom... 13 to 12.
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What I don't like about this rule is the inability to now trade the player which reduces some of the action of the league b/c in the past, many of the high dollar players were often either traded to create cap room to GMs who could afford it or were cut altogether, which increases league activity via the trade & FA market. Giving GMs all these reasons to keep players on their own team could be viewed as boring.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but with these two rules being passed, that's the potential for 64 players either not being traded or hitting the FA market, right? I might as well just sit back, kick my feet up, and keep my Super Bowl Seattle roster fully in tact if that's the case. LOL. -
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So how much of Cro's 14M salary can I restructure?
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