2037 Off-season

[sawblade300]

What Matt said. If the guy has one year left and you don't resign him. He'll end his holdout, but won't sign with you next year.

[Aston]

Are you F'ING kidding me???? I trade to get Ness and he holds out. Dude!! I had nothing to do with your poor contracts in the past. Don't take this shit out on me.

47 players on the roster and I have to somehow come up with another 7.5 million for Mr. Big Shit in a new town. You haven't even put on your pads and you've already pissed me off Ness.

This is the danger of acquiring players with low salaries - they are holdout risks. Sometimes you have to be prepared to extend them before Late Free Agency hits.

[sawblade300]

This is the danger of acquiring players with low salaries - they are holdout risks. Sometimes you have to be prepared to extend them before Late Free Agency hits.

Lesson learned

[Sharkn20]

Quinn Smith holding out! I know he deserves all the money in tge world but he will likely drop even more this year so I not resign sorry dude

[Guest]

Memphis was the only team whose renovation went through.

[pizzaddict]

I'll have to check when I get home but I'm thinking my export didn't go through. I released a couple guys and made offers to a few and see nothing ont he trasactions page.

[Aston]

Lake County released a few guys and signed a few guys. Sorry, the site went down RIGHT after I exported the stage this morning, and I wasn't able to upload the HTML or post a notice about it. Uploading HTML now.

[IrishGuy65]

I really wanted Malcolm Shannon. Besides his somewhat weaker run defense, he is a very good coverage guy. I outbid Morgantown by $556,000 and still lost the bidding war :(

Guess I should have made him the $6 million man.

[Sharkn20]

Uh Ohio (8) and Waco (7) are the teams who own more traded players!

[Sgran]

Are we sure San Fran wanted to release those linebackers?

[Aston]

Yes -- cap issues.

After the releases, they have just barely enough room to sign the 12 players needed to reach the minimum 46-man roster...if those 12 are all rookies at minimum salary.

Actually, I suppose San Fran could've kept them and waited for the AI to force them to sign players (which it will do, regardless of cap, to get to a legal roster). Although that may have incurred a draft pick penalty, I'm not sure when those come in.

[pizzaddict]

I might be the guinea pig and see what happens. I'm at 44 players with only 200K left in cap room and really don't want to release anymore players.

So you are saying if I just let me team be the computer will automatically sign 2 more players to my roster and I'll just be at a negative cap number?

[pizzaddict]

On another note, I really wish you could hide or remove free agents from your roster view during free agency.

[Aston]

I might be the guinea pig and see what happens. I'm at 44 players with only 200K left in cap room and really don't want to release anymore players.

So you are saying if I just let me team be the computer will automatically sign 2 more players to my roster and I'll just be at a negative cap number?

Yes. You and one other team are kinda in the same boat, but would only need a little bit of wiggle room, I guess. I don't know what might happen with the draft picks. I keep forgetting when those penalties are applied.

[Guest]

I really wanted Malcolm Shannon. Besides his somewhat weaker run defense, he is a very good coverage guy. I outbid Morgantown by $556,000 and still lost the bidding war :(

Guess I should have made him the $6 million man.

Dump more in bonus. It's what they care about.