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<blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 948571" data-attributes="member: 10086"><p>Well I suppose we could argue that cap prices today are cheaper than future and in a tunnel that would hold. We could argue that David’s average salary is high today but getting normal in the future so to speak. However the agents understand that and likely even have positions charted for salary growth (cost of living).</p><p></p><p>That concept is kinda what I perceive is going on with Aaron Rodgers contract offer. E.g. We might look at a $38m average (just making up an arbitrary # based on Mahommes lengthy deal) average kinda high for a QB who will possibly turn 42 before it’s over. It is today comparatively but in 3-5 years it might not make the top 5 salaries and we’d have the best QB. It’s likely what was addressed when they configured David’s deal because $23 average likely will not be a top 3 salary in 2023 and he’s arguably going to get that somewhere. Problem is much like your truck purchase.. they didn’t factor Covid and chip shortages. I’d be arguing that going forward though and it is a valid argument. Anything can happen and the team is on the fiscal hook. Look around the league very few teams have a significant cap surplus and teams are pushing $ out hoping a fiscal fairy godmother or tooth fairy reimburses them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OldSchool101, post: 948571, member: 10086"] Well I suppose we could argue that cap prices today are cheaper than future and in a tunnel that would hold. We could argue that David’s average salary is high today but getting normal in the future so to speak. However the agents understand that and likely even have positions charted for salary growth (cost of living). That concept is kinda what I perceive is going on with Aaron Rodgers contract offer. E.g. We might look at a $38m average (just making up an arbitrary # based on Mahommes lengthy deal) average kinda high for a QB who will possibly turn 42 before it’s over. It is today comparatively but in 3-5 years it might not make the top 5 salaries and we’d have the best QB. It’s likely what was addressed when they configured David’s deal because $23 average likely will not be a top 3 salary in 2023 and he’s arguably going to get that somewhere. Problem is much like your truck purchase.. they didn’t factor Covid and chip shortages. I’d be arguing that going forward though and it is a valid argument. Anything can happen and the team is on the fiscal hook. Look around the league very few teams have a significant cap surplus and teams are pushing $ out hoping a fiscal fairy godmother or tooth fairy reimburses them. [/QUOTE]
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