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King Dain ha scritto:Stipendi medi dei Kicker sopra i 2 milioni.

3,77 - Janikowski
3,75 - Bailey / Gould
3,45 - Scobee
3,34 - Bironas
3,30 - Barth
3,25 - Prater
3,15 - Gostkowski
2,95 - Crosby
2,67 - Bryant
2,41 - Succop

Brian_di_Nazareth ha scritto:1.Cowboys, 2.Saints, 3.Steelers parrebbe

In a stunning late upset, it’s the capped-out Cowboys giving kicker Dan Bailey a seven-year contract!!! OK, maybe this isn’t a real award, but I had to find a space to talk about it. This, even for Jerry Jones, is a stunningly dumb move. The Cowboys just handed Bailey a deal that guarantees him $7.5 million and averages $3.2 million per year. They have absolutely no cap flexibility and need to save every penny they can, which would leave kicker — the most fungible position in football and a place where you can find competent guys as undrafted free agents every single year like, not coincidentally, Dan Bailey — as an obvious place to try to save money.

There’s nothing wrong with Bailey — he’s a fine kicker. Football Outsiders suggests that he’s been worth 16.5 points over average on field goals over the past three years, even while he’s been almost exactly league-average on kickoffs. And yes, some of the length of the deal is to pad out the money involved and spread the signing bonus over a longer period. When you’re doing that to create the cap space needed to lock up a kicker, you’re probably doing something stupid. Put it this way: There are nine players signed through 2019, and they’re almost all superstars.3 Cutler and Bailey are now the only players signed through 2020. Thanks, Jerry!

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Brian_di_Nazareth ha scritto:1.Cowboys, 2.Saints, 3.Steelers parrebbe

io seguo questo sito.

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c'è pure il giochino in cui puoi tagliare-rifirmare-taggare i giocatori e vedere gli effetti sul cap.
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Brian_di_Nazareth ha scritto:Non so se è già stata discussa altrove la potenziale modifica che vedrebbe eliminato l'extra-point.
In pratica: "It's automatic that you get seven points when you score a touchdown, but you could potentially go for an eighth point, either by running or passing the ball, so if you fail, you go back to six."

A me non dispiacerebbe. L'extra point è praticamente automatico, mentre così si metterebbe un po' di sale alla gara. Personalmente non ci vedo controindicazioni

Brian_di_Nazareth ha scritto:
Solo che con quella nuova formula ci sarebbe più spettacolo togliendo praticamente nulla.
Più ci penso e più mi piace.