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<blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 496104"><p>So, you want me to create an updated graph for you? The adjusted cap this year is $123 million. Go draw your own line extensions.</p><p> </p><p>The flattish trend in the past 5 years has nothing to do with CBA "uncertainties". The cap is calculated according to formulas against the various categories of revenue, except for the 2010 uncapped year. More like generalized economic uncertainties, which is a sanitized way of saying consumers have flattish discretionary income, a condition that does not appear to have any foreseeable remedy.</p><p> </p><p>The flattish increase in the adjusted cap of $1.5 mil over the past 5 years is unprecedented in the history of the cap.</p><p> </p><p>Cutting the historical rate of increase in half seems reasonable. It would stay flat were it not for the new TV deals kicking in in 2015. I'll leave for your own consideration what % of the cap should be allocated to 2 players . I pointed out that a $25 mil average for Rodgers is a greater % of the cap in year 1 than Favre's year 1 in his 2001 landmark deal, while at the same time we're heading into a slower revenue growth period. You can draw whatever conclusions you want.</p><p> </p><p>You do realized that paying Rodgers the lowest possible amount he's willing to accept is a GOOD thing, right?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HardRightEdge, post: 496104"] So, you want me to create an updated graph for you? The adjusted cap this year is $123 million. Go draw your own line extensions. The flattish trend in the past 5 years has nothing to do with CBA "uncertainties". The cap is calculated according to formulas against the various categories of revenue, except for the 2010 uncapped year. More like generalized economic uncertainties, which is a sanitized way of saying consumers have flattish discretionary income, a condition that does not appear to have any foreseeable remedy. The flattish increase in the adjusted cap of $1.5 mil over the past 5 years is unprecedented in the history of the cap. Cutting the historical rate of increase in half seems reasonable. It would stay flat were it not for the new TV deals kicking in in 2015. I'll leave for your own consideration what % of the cap should be allocated to 2 players . I pointed out that a $25 mil average for Rodgers is a greater % of the cap in year 1 than Favre's year 1 in his 2001 landmark deal, while at the same time we're heading into a slower revenue growth period. You can draw whatever conclusions you want. You do realized that paying Rodgers the lowest possible amount he's willing to accept is a GOOD thing, right? [/QUOTE]
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