Zero chance. Not a fact, just an OPINION. But I can't fathom them letting one of the best players in football go.
12 years is ridiculous; jump on him for the dumb things he says then, rather than purposely misinterpreting a non-dumb thing he said.Come on Roland. Try reading what that dude has been saying all along before chastising me and harping on my reading comprehension skills.
I mean he also said that the Lance trade will set the franchise back 12 years. This conversation didn't happen in the vacuum of a single post. There is a context to this conversation.
Long time no see BTW.
12 years is ridiculous; jump on him for the dumb things he says then, rather than purposely misinterpreting a non-dumb thing he said.
Also, indeed, it's been a while. I don't post much since I got into real IT eight years ago. Prior to that I had 2-4 hours of dead time on the job with nothing to do every single day, which is where most of my frequent posting came from.
Which is why I said it's a small chance, the same as any other player. Always a small chance any one player gets traded. It's just how the NFL is.
The contract extension can actually help their salary cap for this year because Bosa has a $17 million cap hit this year. Restructuring his contract allows them to pay a large part of his contract as a bonus, which can be spread out over the life of the contract while keeping his 2023 salary low. Of course, this only pushes off the cap hits into the later years. All this is possible because they aren't paying a franchise QB $50 million per year.
www.ninersnation.com
Looks like he's just about on the cusp for missing week 1 now. Hope it costs them a win against the Steelers.I've seen a number of stories that report that Bosa and the 49ers are $4 million per year apart in their negotiations. I don't know how accurate that is but if it is, that's a big gap and not easy to close.
Report: The 49ers are $4 million apart in negotiations with Nick Bosa
As of now, the Niners could use all of the help they can get against the cap
Even if he does sign his contract, say, tonight, he would still miss sunday I believe. Otherwise, he risks getting injured because of lack of reps/practice.
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If he was playing we might have lost to the Steelers as well. 49ers have started slow for 3 years straight and that is a tough game
It's a snap-shot picture and while the camera never lies it never adds missing context either. Williams has a salary of $19.4M and he's under contract for 4 years. Armstead has a salary of $15.89M and he's under contract for 4 years, (including bogus years). The 49ers could reduce those 2023 salaries to vet minimum and convert the rest to signing bonuses. The 49ers would only have to account for the signing bonuses for the 1st of the 4 years in this year's cap. Effectively that would borrow $25M of cap space from future years. There's a finite limit to this but the 49ers aren't in immediate cap problems.
