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In recent years in the NFL, overal gameplay has been trash most games. Seems the reason is that with the salary cap and teams ability to sign and keep good players. There’s a very noticeable drop in play when stars get injured.
I’m going to speak on two major changes that would not only make teams better but lessen injury.
First, making teams better overal. The way this should be done is give each team the ability to have 5 franchise players. What the franchise players would mean to a team is that, you can give these five players any money you feel they deserve.
But, they will only count as 3 mil each against the salary cap. The cost to the team is that these players, outside of what they count as against the salary cap. The actual money that you pay them is guarantee money, regardless of injury or release.
But also to further make it better for teams. If you do so choose to release them. As far as the cap goes, the 3 mil is removed from the cap. But you can’t replace that player with another player in that slot until the next year.
These are supposed to be your franchise guys, so that’s the risk you are taking so a good Gm in theory could. Franchise his QB, and 4 elite linemen to protect that investment in their QB. Which would make that franchise less of a risk. And the other cap space is freed up to add valuable depth, not just depth, to your roster.
And the second part of this, making injuries less prevalent. Used to be a guy like Frige Perry was an anomaly in the NFL. Now he would be underweight at his postion. There lies the problem. Guys seem to rely more on strength and force than technique. Cause they are hitting and battling guys that are huge and fast.
The NFL has to mandate a weight limit for Linemen, both O and D. That puts more emphasis on players having bulk from the right conditioning and diet. Rather than having to maintain a heavy weight and over lift just to handle the battles on the field. This will lessen Muscle injuries to the pecks, back, abdomen, and shoulders.
The most likely injuries of guys in the trenches. This can also lessen the beating that backs take running through the line. More healthy backs leads to less long third downs and QBs putting their Receivers at risk with long throws into traffic that give Safeties times to build up speed and hit them.
Which can lessen hits to the knees, and launching with a head of steam.
What y’all think?
I’m going to speak on two major changes that would not only make teams better but lessen injury.
First, making teams better overal. The way this should be done is give each team the ability to have 5 franchise players. What the franchise players would mean to a team is that, you can give these five players any money you feel they deserve.
But, they will only count as 3 mil each against the salary cap. The cost to the team is that these players, outside of what they count as against the salary cap. The actual money that you pay them is guarantee money, regardless of injury or release.
But also to further make it better for teams. If you do so choose to release them. As far as the cap goes, the 3 mil is removed from the cap. But you can’t replace that player with another player in that slot until the next year.
These are supposed to be your franchise guys, so that’s the risk you are taking so a good Gm in theory could. Franchise his QB, and 4 elite linemen to protect that investment in their QB. Which would make that franchise less of a risk. And the other cap space is freed up to add valuable depth, not just depth, to your roster.
And the second part of this, making injuries less prevalent. Used to be a guy like Frige Perry was an anomaly in the NFL. Now he would be underweight at his postion. There lies the problem. Guys seem to rely more on strength and force than technique. Cause they are hitting and battling guys that are huge and fast.
The NFL has to mandate a weight limit for Linemen, both O and D. That puts more emphasis on players having bulk from the right conditioning and diet. Rather than having to maintain a heavy weight and over lift just to handle the battles on the field. This will lessen Muscle injuries to the pecks, back, abdomen, and shoulders.
The most likely injuries of guys in the trenches. This can also lessen the beating that backs take running through the line. More healthy backs leads to less long third downs and QBs putting their Receivers at risk with long throws into traffic that give Safeties times to build up speed and hit them.
Which can lessen hits to the knees, and launching with a head of steam.
What y’all think?
