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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by papz Robbing Peter to pay Paul. When this finally catches up to us, it's going to hit like a ton of bricks. I'm not sure if the ton of bricks has hit us yet but I've been ...
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Re: Observations from the Saints Loss at Panthers
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Re: Observations from the Saints Loss at Panthers
Seems to me two different issues are being conflated; the hazards of burrowing against picks in future drafts and the hazards of burrowing against the future salary cap. When debating about being able to get back into the first round next year the rise of future salary caps really isn’t part of the discussion.
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Re: Observations from the Saints Loss at Panthers
Originally Posted by Boston Saint
It actually does come into play to a small degree. As the cap rises each year so does the slotted rate associated with that pick. The salary associated with the #5 overall pick will be incrementally higher in 2023 than it was in 2022. Not that big of a deal, but there is a degree of correlation.
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Re: Observations from the Saints Loss at Panthers
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
To an infinitesimal degree perhaps. Nothing that would influence a trade. The only real impact would be if a player was involved in the trade to move back into the first next year.
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