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Rookie Cap article and how it might affect Newton and other top picks


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Good article b/c it really shows how quickly rookie salaries have gotten out of control. From Matt Ryan getting $35 million, then Stafford getting $41, Bradford $50, and estimating Cam close to $60 million. Completely out of control and I am glad both sides agree to get this in check.

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they need to fix it, I don't understand how ANYONE could argue that there shouldn't be a rookie scale.

It'd be like your company hiring some guy out of college and paying him a salary twice as high as yours while you have already worked there for 5 years and do the exact same job as him.

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they need to fix it, I don't understand how ANYONE could argue that there shouldn't be a rookie scale.

It'd be like your company hiring some guy out of college and paying him a salary twice as high as yours while you have already worked there for 5 years and do the exact same job as him.

Sounds like youre a Lil mad about somin'

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He'll probably get a 5 year 30 million dollar contract, and 10-15 million in guaranteed money. The contract will probably also include incentives.

That sounds about right.

But it makes me wonder, what pick would garner a similar contract for a QB in previous years, without the rookie scale? Would the contract Cam will sign be roughly equivalent to a QB picked at #8 or 9...higher, lower?

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