Looking at the Miami Dolphins 2018 Offseason
2018 Miami Dolphins (Cap Numbers as of 1/26; source OverTheCap.com; projected $179.5 M cap)
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Free Agency Review: Miami Dolphins
Key Additions: LB Lawrence Timmons ($6M), S Nate Allen ($3.4M), TE Anthony Fasano ($2.8M), G Ted Larsen ($1.8M), TE Julius Thomas (Trade), DE William Hayes (Trade) Key Re-signings: WR Kenny Stills ($8M), DE Andre Branch ($8M), LB Kiko Alonso ($7.3M), G Jermon Bushrod ($3M)
The Wolf Of Broad Street: The 3 Quarterback Strategy and Asset Trading
Last November, I spoke to a contact with the Eagles regarding the potential for a three quarterback strategy; up to that point in the season, it was clear to me that Sam Bradford was not someone they wanted to rely on as their quarterback of the future without another long-term option. It was a strategy […]
Sam Bradford’s Contract and The Eagles Core
This is another lesson in not judging a contract until you know all the figures. I had retweeted someone who said that the Bradford deal for $18 million per year over two years shows how desperate teams are for a quarterback and how much that has overinflated the market. Of course, in a way, he […]
Looking Back at the Eagles Roster Decisions
With the Eagles season officially a disaster I wanted to look back at some of the decision making they made this year, most of which came under scrutiny during the offseason and will come under more scrutiny now. Plus Ill give some thoughts on what the team can maybe do in the future to improve […]
Xxplosive by Dr. Dre, Pete Carroll and Chip Kelly
I’m having a lot of fun writing the current chapter of the Caponomics: Management Theories book as I’ve been getting to dissect the two coaches in the NFL who I think are bringing in the next evolution of football, Pete Carroll and Chip Kelly. In my opinion, for the next fifteen to twenty years, these […]
“Resetting the Risk Clock”: Rationalizing Contract Disputes Using Expected Contract Value
“Resetting the Risk Clock”: Rationalizing Contract Disputes Using Expected Contract Value Adrian Peterson would like a new contract. Specifically, he would like the Vikings to release him so that he can sign a new contract with a different team, but I suspect that this is mostly because the Vikings have made it clear to him […]