Gene Upshaw is telling the agents to prepare as if they are entering an uncapped year. How will this change Saban's Game plan going into FA?
You're right. But 2006 will be hugely affected. I haven't had the time to get my mind around how, really. But, read the posts on the Miami Dolphins page. It's really deep.B-LO said:I believe the uncapped year would take place in 2007.
RoninFin4 said:I think this may have already been covered, but I have to ask...if no deal is reached by the March 1 deadline, is it still possible to reach a deal at some point during 2006 to put a cap on the 2007 season or is it set in stone as an uncapped year if the deal isn't done by March 1?
The 2007 season would be uncapped and the possibility of not having a 2008 season looms large. As long as owners like Snyder and Jones don't want revenue sharing the league is in trouble (which is only one of the many issues on the table). Have they learned nothing from MLB??ibemacin said:Well Upshaw said they have until next Friday which is the 3rd and I think if they dont have an agreement by then that there will be an uncapped 2007. Then if they get a deal after that it would affect the 2008 season so there would be one year uncapped unless like someone mentioned in another post maybe have a strike and have no 2007 season at all.
This is just a guess cause I dont really know but the way he said it would make it seem like this is the case!
Mr Dolfan said:I'll post this anywhere the CBA is mentioned, this deal NEEDS to get done. Pro ball is so pouplar for several reasons, one of the biggest being that even the smaller teams have something to root for. If this just becomes a bidding war for whoever can buy the best team, interest will drop quickly.
And really, how many of us will sit all the way through several Dolphins/Cardinals or Dolphins/Texans blowout games? Mid-way through the 3rd when victory is ensured, flip the channel. That's one of the few downsides of college ball, this tends to happen quite frequently. Don't let the NFL become a battle between the have and have-nots.