ditchdigger

All his guaranteed money was paid out already. $34M over the first two years. This deal was set up to be a 2 year deal with team options.

His numbers are about to go down significantly as well, since he won't be getting the lion's share of targets anymore. He's a guy we should definitely keep, but those salary numbers will not be matching the production. A rebalancing of the books will be in order. Notable in Jarvis' contract is the fact the his $13M salary for 2020 becomes guaranteed in less than 9 months. I expect an extension will be worked out that reduces the cap burden. Add a year or two and bring the APY down to that $10M range would be great.

We also drafted Landry's replacement last year. Also, Landry's contract is basically structured so every year after 2019 is a team option. Let's not even talk about how individually both Scho and Tretter are more valuable than Landry, let alone combined. I can't see a situation where Landry is here in 2020 under that same contract. It's getting restructured or he'll be gone.

Cocaine... Miami... This checks out.

That **** is contagious.

I guess it's all related in a Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon sort of way, but any change to the Compensatory Pick process would be made by the league - without any sort of player input.

It makes sense because it helps balance out the league. Worrying about a few extra players going at the end of the 3rd round is not something many teams do. Good teams anyway.

Not true. I had a kid, hit that dad-bod sweet spot of 205, and I'm more salt than pepper. Other than that... you right.

Unlikely since it has nothing to do with the CBA, which is a labor agreement between the league and the player's union.

So teams that are run well have an unfair advantage? These animals must be stopped.

You got those names from a rap name generator. Reading that the '20 WR class will be deep, as has been the case recently.

Might have to wait a little longer, but he's almost ready to pop.