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tacoman_j said:...Is that fair market value. I don't think so...
He'll earn $31.5 million over the next 2 years ($20 million more than if he had played under his old contract). That's not fair? Who are you, the 3rd Poston Brother?Brady signed a new six-year contract, worth nearly $60 million, through the 2010 season, sources say.
The contract replaces the two years that Brady had remaining on his previous deal. Under that contract, Brady was scheduled to earn base salaries of $5.5 million in 2005 and $6 million for 2006.
According to documents obtained by ESPN.com, the contract includes a $14.5 million signing bonus and a $12 million option bonus that is due next spring. The base salaries are $1 million (for 2005), $4 million ('06), $6 million ('07), $5 million ('08), $2.3 million ('09) and $3.5 million ('10). There are roster bonuses of $3 million each in the final three years of the contract.
Brady will have a salary cap charge of $8.429 million for 2005, which is between $1.5 million and $2 million less than under his old contract. But his cap number for 2006 jumps to a prohibitive $14.423 million, meaning the contract will have to be revisited probably by converting the option bonus into a signing bonus, which can then be prorated.
There are also guarantees, such as injury guarantees in the 2007 and '08 seasons, in the deal. Over the first three years of the contract, a measuring stick that is often used now by many agents and teams to gauge comparative value, the deal averages $13.111 million.
Look at the cap hits in the next 4 years (Brady and Peyton's primes), both he and Peytons numbers are nearly the same.Texas_Thrill said:Let's face it INDY aint going anywhere anytime soon b/c they can't afford any D.
Youngstown Colt said:Look at the cap hits in the next 4 years (Brady and Peyton's primes), both he and Peytons numbers are nearly the same.
DC_ROCK said:From MMQB
Season Manning's cap number Brady's cap number
2005 $8.43 million $3.417 million
2006 $10.05 million $8.817 million
2007 $7.69 million $10.817 million
2008 $18.19 million $12.817 million
2009 $20.69 million $12.817 million
2010 $19.95 million $11.317 milion
Are you serious? Nearly the same? $20.6 mill on a QB in one year is insane. I would rather have Brady at 12.8 mill, and have cap space for lets say a Defense!?