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I have never gotten a rookie FA that has impressed before now. This year I signed WR Diego Casey to a 1 yr contract but he turned out 30/47 so I have decided I want to extend his contract and went to offer him a extension. Problem is I can't offer one, and I really don't want to take a chance on losing him to FA this next offseason. So the question is will there be any time during the season I can resign him or since he was a FA and signed only 1 yr, am I going to have to bid on him in FA? Sorry if stupid question just have never gotten a decent FA rookie I wanted to keep before.
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Any player that does not have a contract but was on a team the previous season that has less than 5 years in the league is an RFA (restricted free agent). This means he can only be signed by the team he was with the previous season in FA before the draft. In LFA, any team can sign him. So you will have exclusive rights to him next season.Originally posted by irabowman View Post
BTW, any player that you sign to a one year deal will not be able to get a contract extension.Anchorage Gladiators - 2038 Wk10 - Present -
OK Thanks feel relieved now. I don't see him being a star receiver but That 3rd or 4th reciver I think he will put up some numbers, and be huge help if Bigfoot or Lake go down with injury.Comment
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Just to clarify...Originally posted by RyanG View Post
The game will not allow you to renegotiate with any player that you have already signed to a new contract during the current season.Comment
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One more clarification:
If you sign a 4th year player to a 1 year contract, he will be a free agent the following season, not an RFA, because he will be in his 5th season. Only 4th year players or less that are free agents can be RFAs. Just wanted to make sure this was clear, as Ryan said 5 years or less in there.GM of the South Maryland Maulers 2034-2040
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