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Introduction I admire Brett Veach. I think he and his people are right up there with the best in the business. While they’ve had their fair share of mistakes, I have yet to notice Veach making. ....
Some statistical evidence that Washington’s draft picks have been highly productive Is that a good thing? Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images Yesterday, Hogs Haven posted an article that detailed the payments for Performance-Based Pay for 2020. This is a sort of “bonus” scheme that is detailed in the CBA; this year, it allocated $8.2m per team to be paid out to players on the roster based on percentage of playing time. As mentioned in the article, “ In general, players with higher playtime percentages and lower salaries benefit most from the pools.” The upshot of that is that late round draft picks and undrafted free agents who play a lot get paid a lot. So do veteran players on low-priced contracts. ....
Breaking down the Vikings salary cap with Brad Spielberger PFF s Salary Cap Analyst offers his thoughts on the Vikings offseason. 1 15 minutes read This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Brad Spielberger, Salary Cap Analyst at Pro Football Focus, to discuss the Minnesota Vikings salary cap outlook and gather his thoughts on the team’s offseason. Spielberger, originally from Chicago, is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and Tulane law school. In 2018, he got his start in the NFL salary cap world. He began working with Jason Fitzgerald for the well-known cap and contract site OvertheCap.com (OTC). Together, they authored a book called “The Drafting Stage: Creating a Marketplace for NFL Draft Picks” which is an in-depth analysis of the NFL Draft since the advent of the rookie wage scale. ....
Glitches have given more emphasis to the health care law and taken attention off the gop role in the government shutdown. what will the argument be against the law when the glitches are fixed. republicans have now spent the last four years arguing against the health care law, first during the drafting stage, then at the supreme court then at the 2012 ballot box and most recently during the government shutdown. and they ve lost every single time. joining me now live is senior political editor mark murray. this has been a wild one. the weekend though we watched senator cruz was back in the home state of texas and got a hero s welcome, standing ovation. he had this to say about his fellow senators. if senate republicans said we re going to stand together united with house republicans in the american people and we re going to stand against the train wreck that is obama care. the senate republicans should have come in like the cavalry to support them. unfortunately, a significant chunk of ....