Kamara is now holding out

RefsRobbedUs · 09-12-2020, 12:04 PM

Kamara is going to have to ball out this year to justify the contract he just got

SaintFanInATLHELL · 09-12-2020, 01:16 PM

Originally Posted by RefsRobbedUs

Kamara is going to have to ball out this year to justify the contract he just got

No, he doesn't. Everyone seems to keep falling into this sunk cost fallacy, beliving that a huge investment requires some huge jump in productivity to justify the investment.

Kamara's previous productivity is sufficient for the current top 5 RB market. So, he needs to do nothing more than what he's already done.

A quick look at the numbers already shows that it's smoke and mirrors accounting anyway. It's a 3 year, $36 million extension with 2 extra years and $40 extra million tacked on the back end. Kamara will either never see, or will have to restructure that back end money. So it's $12 million a year, 3 year contract, which is still not breaking the bank for a top 3-5 RB.

Just like everyone else, Kamara's key ability needs to be availability. Especially in the postseason. With both Murray and Ty Montgomery available, I hope CSP manages Kamara's touches during the season so that he can go and be special during the playoffs.

SFIAH

09-12-2020, 12:04 PM	#1
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09-12-2020, 01:16 PM	#2
SaintFanInATLHELL The Professor Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Lithonia, GA Posts: 2,790	Re: Kamara is now holding out Originally Posted by RefsRobbedUs Kamara is going to have to ball out this year to justify the contract he just got No, he doesn't. Everyone seems to keep falling into this sunk cost fallacy, beliving that a huge investment requires some huge jump in productivity to justify the investment. Kamara's previous productivity is sufficient for the current top 5 RB market. So, he needs to do nothing more than what he's already done. A quick look at the numbers already shows that it's smoke and mirrors accounting anyway. It's a 3 year, $36 million extension with 2 extra years and $40 extra million tacked on the back end. Kamara will either never see, or will have to restructure that back end money. So it's $12 million a year, 3 year contract, which is still not breaking the bank for a top 3-5 RB. Just like everyone else, Kamara's key ability needs to be availability. Especially in the postseason. With both Murray and Ty Montgomery available, I hope CSP manages Kamara's touches during the season so that he can go and be special during the playoffs. SFIAH AsylumGuido and SaintGnome like this.
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