Trade deadline 2023

[Krangodnzr]

Would not have been dumb at all. First, I doubt Young hits the open market. Second, if he does, you get your 3rd round pick back. Sounds like a pretty smart move to me.

That's not guaranteed at all. If the Cardinals sign a combo of players that match his salary, it's likely they don't.

Real bad idea for a rebuilding team to gamble away a third round pick.

 

[football karma]

SF is saying: "yeah, we realize our QB is regressing back to a normal mean, so we will win by limiting opponents to fewer than 14 points".

they have the same logic as SEA, only on steroids -- a wide open NFC and its time to put the chips in.

interesting to see the last few year how the NFL has become like MLB at the trade deadline.

 

[kerouac9]

That's not guaranteed at all. If the Cardinals sign a combo of players that match his salary, it's likely they don't.

Real bad idea for a rebuilding team to gamble away a third round pick.

We have a bunch of 3rd round picks right now. What would we do without more Garrett Williamses on the roster???

 

[Arz101]

SF struggles lately may be more due to DC Wilks anyway. They were fortunate Cincinnati didn't put up 40+ against them(Cincy missed FGs, lost fumble in RZ)

They will learn what gap integrity is at the cost of a super bowl

 

[RON_IN_OC]

SF struggles lately may be more due to DC Wilks anyway. They were fortunate Cincinnati didn't put up 40+ against them(Cincy missed FGs, lost fumble in RZ)

I saw a video yesterday with a guy talking a out Wilks and his DC struggles, as it relates to things like pass rush and stopping the run...he said it's more due to Wilks being a DB and only seeing the defense through the eyes of a DB. Made a little sense.

 

[Krangodnzr]

We have a bunch of 3rd round picks right now. What would we do without more Garrett Williamses on the roster???

Every draft pick is a lottery pick.

It's hilarious that people agree the Bears trade was and then say the Cardinals should do the same damn thing trading for Chase Young.

Sheer lunacy.

 

[Totally_Red]

Fellas, look at this Giants organization

40 million per for oft-injured Daniel Jones. They are tanking (sarcasm)

 

[Rohinaz]

We are going to have money to spend this offseason, so I think it Monte wanted Chase or Sweat and was willing to pay thier expected salaries, they would have made the trade. but there are some great DL on pass rushers available this off season, Danielle Hunter is better than young or sweat, Chris Jones, etc, so if you are going to pay top dollar, get the best players

 

[BritCard]

Where do you get this from? OTC has them under the cap as of now and around $7 million over when it comes to effective cap space.

OTC's 2024 NFL cap is screwed. The estimated cap page has it at $256m for 2024 but that's not showing through to their team pages where that table comes from.

Niners already at $288m in cap liabilities for 2024 without the rookie draft pool.

Spotrac has the estimated salary cap at $280m. Again I don't know why so high. Their official salary cap estimate is $240m, but when you go to any teams roster it's coming out at $280m.

Even then SPotrac has them $15m over without the draft pool.

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[BritCard]

We have a bunch of 3rd round picks right now. What would we do without more Garrett Williamses on the roster???

Dude he's literally been active 2 games. Jeez.

 

[kerouac9]

OTC's 2024 NFL cap is screwed. The estimated cap page has it at $256m for 2024 but that's not showing through to their team pages where that table comes from.

Niners already at $288m in cap liabilities for 2024 without the rookie draft pool.

Spotrac has the estimated salary cap at $280m. Again I don't know why so high. Their official salary cap estimate is $240m, but when you go to any teams roster it's coming out at $280m.

Even then SPotrac has them $15m over without the draft pool.

San Francisco 49ers 2024 Salary Cap

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Dunno why you trust Spotrac over OTC. Spotrac uses OTC data.

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

OTC's 2024 NFL cap is screwed. The estimated cap page has it at $256m for 2024 but that's not showing through to their team pages where that table comes from.

Niners already at $288m in cap liabilities for 2024 without the rookie draft pool.

Spotrac has the estimated salary cap at $280m. Again I don't know why so high. Their official salary cap estimate is $240m, but when you go to any teams roster it's coming out at $280m.

Even then SPotrac has them $15m over without the draft pool.

San Francisco 49ers 2024 Salary Cap

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The “cap” has never kept a team from keeping/signing a player they want.

It’s always a convenient excuse for not wanting to pay a guy more than they want or think he’s worth.

 

[DVontel]

You feel like Montez Sweat is not worth a 2nd round pick?

As THE guy which also isn’t guaranteed he’ll sign an extension with the team? Keim might think so, but not me.

 

[Stout]

Dude he's literally been active 2 games. Jeez.

Which I would wager is part of the point.

 

[daves]

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Apparently Wesley Steinberg is a parody account.

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It's time to debunk a report that the 49ers nearly landed Adoree' Jackson just before the NFL trade deadline.

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[BritCard]

Dunno why you trust Spotrac over OTC. Spotrac uses OTC data.

I don't. I just said both had the cap limits set way high.

OTC data is right there in the image. Niners have cap commitments of $288m and the cap is expected to be $256m.

One thing I missed. The Niners have $40m in cap space this year they saved to roll over to next year. I found an interview from Lynch where he says they held back the $40m specifically for this reason.

So when all said and done it's probably a wash and they have around zero.

They don't have much space the year after either and have to extend Greenlaw, Aiyuk, all 3 starting CB's, Hufanga and Armstead.

I think Young is a rental only which is why they were only willing to send a 3rd round comp.

 

[BritCard]

Which I would wager is part of the point.

I mean, we drafted him injured but ok.

 

[Stout]

I mean, we drafted him injured but ok.

Which I would wager is part of the point. That's two higher picks we burned on players already injured with limited potential in year one.

 

[BritCard]

Which I would wager is part of the point. That's two higher picks we burned on players already injured with limited potential in year one.

So you think K9's point was "Can't wait to have more Garrett Williamses on the team" which was an obvious reference to the quality of player we might draft with a 3rd round pick somehow related to an injury he's now recovered from?

 

[Stout]

So you think K9's point was "Can't wait to have more Garrett Williamses on the team" which was an obvious reference to the quality of player we might draft with a 3rd round pick somehow related to an injury he's now recovered from?

I imagine he was referring to the impact of the player, which has been small due to pre-draft injury. Which is perfectly valid. Some of us didn't want redshirt freshman players.

 

[schutd]

And maybe none of these guys were willing to sign an extension with AZ which is why the Cardinals didn't trade for them, but that also isn't great news.

I wonder if players like this would be willing to sign an extension with nearly anyone, however. They have the leverage, and if a team goes in eyes wide open, like on the chase young deal, why not go for the trophy? Could be good for both parties.

Id imagine if the 9ers win it all, theyd have an easier time re signing Young than if they dont. And if they dont, do they want to re sign him? I like the chess moves part of the league.

 

[BritCard]

I imagine he was referring to the impact of the player, which has been small due to pre-draft injury. Which is perfectly valid. Some of us didn't want redshirt freshman players.

So you think in reply to Krang saying "We shouldn't give away 3rd round picks on a rebuilding team" that K9 replied with "Yeah we shouldn't draft any more injured players"?

Makes sense.

I reckon you should stop imaging what he means because he's not coming out of it looking particularly bright.

 

[Stout]

So you think in reply to Krang saying "We shouldn't give away 3rd round picks on a rebuilding team" that K9 replied with "Yeah we shouldn't draft any more injured players"?

Makes sense.

I reckon you should stop imaging what he means because he's not coming out of it looking particularly bright.

This convo has become laughably surreal. Makes me smile on this overcast morning

 

[Garthshort]

40 million per for oft-injured Daniel Jones. They are tanking (sarcasm)

Unlike this Board, in NY they call the Giants a team going through a massive rebuild.

 

[Garthshort]

JAG, if he hadn't gotten hurt, I think that Zach Ertz would have been traded.