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Post by rocco2909 on Aug 5, 2011 12:03:18 GMT -5
In the other league i'm in this is always a problem....finding EVERY rookies salary is a pain in the ass, seemingly the best site for contracts is rotoworld but they rly dont update the contract until the 2nd yr usually, then it's broken down!
Any suggestions in here?
1. We use our own scale?
2. We sumhow try and find the real contracts?
3. We put them all at $300 K for their 1st yr?
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Post by Bills GM (Nate) on Aug 5, 2011 15:46:51 GMT -5
i vote option 3 a scale would work if its done right but i say we use a flat rate; 300k 500k idc something in that range seems fair
nate
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Post by Texans GM (Victor) on Aug 5, 2011 16:28:29 GMT -5
I know you're talkin about baseball, but the nfl pays its rookies different than mlb. A QB taken #1 vs say a WR, RB, or CB is gonna make more money than any of them. So just setting a default scale probably wont work unless we set a different price for each position or at least by round. Then when their actual salaries come out you update them. I would maybe go with 1M for 1st rd picks, .5M for 2nd rd picks, and .3M for 3rd rd picks. Just a thought.
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Post by rocco2909 on Aug 5, 2011 23:17:12 GMT -5
Sam Bradford is making $405 K this season, 2nd yr in the league and #1 pick overall....but offhand I think Suh is like $6 Mil or sumthing!
but yea, that kinda scale would seem fair imo
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Post by Cowboys GM (Geno) on Aug 6, 2011 15:48:20 GMT -5
i really havent had problem finding the contract and price and length just the yearly breakdown...example 4 yrs at 2.97m so i would break it down to avg it out yearly until contract breakdown is found and adjust accordingly.
but i also think victors idea is doable also...i could work with that scenario.
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Post by rocco2909 on Aug 6, 2011 16:35:26 GMT -5
sumtimes signing bonuses are a big part of those #'s tho....perfect example is Bradford....I forgot what is full deal was but surely wouldn't expect him to be just making $405 K this season and pretty cheap next several years
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Post by League Records on Aug 6, 2011 17:50:44 GMT -5
for better or worse, we are not including signing bonuses in this league
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Post by League Records on Aug 6, 2011 17:51:46 GMT -5
i really havent had problem finding the contract and price and length just the yearly breakdown...example 4 yrs at 2.97m so i would break it down to avg it out yearly until contract breakdown is found and adjust accordingly. but i also think victors idea is doable also...i could work with that scenario. might just do it as an AAS (average annual salary) for rookies' first season if we can't find the info will do some hunting on this issue now that i'm back home |
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