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My god, it's a 3.5 million cap hit with an out after this year. Who cares about the actual guaranteed money?

By the time that you have tape of actual NFL games, pro day 40 times don't really matter.

Somebody edited the wiki page in the last hour to make that change, claiming that a "source" said so. From a little bit of research of my own, different sources report different times. Regardless, he plays fast. Here is the source for the 4.35 BTW: https://www.si.com/nfl/saints/news/saints-deonte-harris

Not cheap. He's poor for an NFL owner. https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-richest-owners-net-worth-ranked/

The Brown family doesn't have the money to put into escrow for guaranteed contracts. For the Bengals, the cap never poses an issue. Cash on hand does.

I agree except I don't care about the cash. I only care about the cap hit.

Nothing sketchy here at all. He changed his name to the last name of his stepfather, the man who actually raised him.

The only year to look at is the 2021 season. Before that he was an UDFA fighting for playing time. He finally got that playing time in 2021. Then he got hurt early in 2022. So here is the numbers for 2021: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/H/HarrDe07/gamelog/2021/advanced/ What stands out to me is this. 36 catches for 570 and 3 TDs. Of those 570 yards, 241 of them were YAC.

Lamar and his mom were really fixated on not giving up that 3% during the draft process. And by this point, he's been so public about this that he cannot really back down. I think that it's cost him a lot more than 3%, but what do I know?

This dude is fast

Read above. This is actually a one-year contract with a cap hit of 3.7.

But the Bills just resigned Hines. They don't really need another returner. And those are agent numbers for the contract. We'll have to see what the actual structure of it is before judging if the BIlls overpaid.

Vander Esche wears a neck pad like a 90’s LB. Bills fans like that.

Basic pride/ego. He thinks “Deshawn Watson got that much and I’m better than him so I should get more.”

It’s not the GMs. It’s the owners. They have to put any money guaranteed over the life of a contract into an escrow account so that’s it’s actually guaranteed.

This is what is going on. Hockey and baseball players talk about the ego hit that they take in arbitration hearings all the time.

Cap hit is 18.5 https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/houston-texans/brandin-cooks-14429/#:~:text=Current Contract,average annual salary of %2419%2C882%2C000.

Even worse than cheap. Poor (by NFL owner standards of course)

Pratt took a huge discount to stay in Cincinnati.

We don't tend to know much about the OGs on other teams unless we liked them in the draft.

I have a question. You always pay your LT more because he protects the QBs blindside. What if you have a left-handed QB? Would Miami pay more for a RT than other teams because Tua's a leftie? Do the LT and RT switch sides when the backup comes in?

I guess he's cheaper than Carr, so there is that.

It was 2019, so I guess it depends on which season you consider us to be in right now.

Exactly. Only the top 53 salaries count against the cap. Later round guys cost a team cash but not cap space.

Blowing out a knee on slit-film turf could have happened to a 20-year-old. In fact, it happened to 21yo Breece Hall.