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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pkrjones" data-source="post: 948975" data-attributes="member: 9982">IMHO the NFL won't place more restrictions on cap shenanigans, as the current set-up allows players to make the most money.  If the GM's/owners are "OK" kicking the can into future years the NFL shouldn't need to protect them from their own folly.  This practice almost guaranties that a top team will eventually implode, allowing other teams to surpass them and creating "balance" or parity within a division or conference (eventually).I, personally, don't like the idea of void years or trading future years' draft picks (more than 1 year out) as it allows short-term loading-up by teams but creates "dark years" for that team.  IF a team desperately wants to significantly jump up in the draft they would need to package current & next year picks (only 1 year out) AND current players.  This would limit years (decades) of non-competitiveness by dumb GM's trashing a team's future only to be fired later that year or the next.</blockquote>

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