Seahawks 2021 Draft:

[HaroldSeattle]

 

[HaroldSeattle]

 

[HaroldSeattle]

 

[HaroldSeattle]

 

[HaroldSeattle]

 

[Judge Fudge]

Ah... Guys....

We might have got something here

2021 Rookie Profile: Josh Johnson - Running Back - Dynasty Nerds

Louisiana-Monroe RB Josh Johnson presents an interesting prospect in the upcoming NFL draft. @ReflipeWThenuz breaks down the player and his stock.

www.dynastynerds.com

I'll go tape Hunting

 

[Judge Fudge]

 

[Judge Fudge]

I was listening to the media conferences yesterday.

Apparently Forsythe Girlfriend and Freddie Swain Girlfriend are good friends

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

I was listening to the media conferences yesterday.

Apparently Forsythe Girlfriend and Freddie Swain Girlfriend are good friends

Foursome inc.... hope they release the video... Swain's girlfriend better watch out... 6'8" is no joke!

 

[Judge Fudge]

Foursome inc.... hope they release the video... Swain's girlfriend better watch out... 6'8" is no joke!

Do you have the app?

They put them in their

 

[uwdawgfan]

So annoying.

 

[uwdawgfan]

So annoying.

Time for John Schneider to go.

 

[Screamin12th]

So annoying.

Why is that annoying? Penny has not been able to stay healthy and is a 1st round pick. That fifth year option is to expensive for a player like Penny. Had he shown he was a top flight RB sure but he hasn't.

"Every player selected in the first round of the NFL Draft will automatically have a Fifth-Year Option added in his contract. This option cannot be separately attached to the player contract.

The option allows a team to retain a player’s rights for five years rather than the standard four, which is the bonus of selecting a player in the first round. In order to extend the contract, the team must inform the player during the period between the last regular season game of his third contract year and May 3 of the next League Year (Art. 7, Sec. 7, (a), 31).

The Fifth-Year Option is non-negotiable, and the non-compensation terms from a player’s rookie contract will be transferred to the fifth year.

Many terms allowed in other contracts are prohibited from being added into the Fifth-Year Option. These terms include Option Bonuses, Option Exercise Fees, option Non-Exercise fees, Option Buyouts, or any other compensation that stems from the team exercising or declining the Fifth-year option (Sec. 7 (d), 31).

When a team exercises the option, it becomes guaranteed for injury only. If the player is on the team’s roster at the start of the League Year in his option season, his salary becomes fully guaranteed for skill, cap and injury.

The payments are not considered Rookie Salary and do not count toward league or club rookie pools or allocations. The player’s option-year salary is also not subject to the 25% Rule.

The salary of the option year is also the only payment a player is eligible to receive for football services outside of minimum offseason workout per diems and compensation for non-football related team activities."

The salary for the Fifth-Year Option is also different for two types of players: those selected in the top-ten picks and all other first-round selections.

The option for top-ten picks is set at an amount equal to the salary of the Transition Tender (set in Article 10, Section 4 of the CBA) for the player’s fourth contract year. This salary is calculated, to put it simply, by finding the average of the top ten highest Prior Year Salaries for players at the same position. Positions are defined by where a player spent the most plays during the previous season (Sec. 7, (a), 31), unless you ask Jimmy Graham.

For players selected between 11th and 32nd in the draft, the same calculation is used to compute their salaries. The difference lies in what is averaged; rather than the top ten, the 3rd-25th highest Prior Year Salaries for the player’s position will be used.

If a team decides to use its option, the player can face substantial fines for refusing to report to camp on time and/or at all. Players can be fined up to $30,000 per day of training camp missed and a fine equal to one week’s regular season (1/17 of P5 Salary) check for any preseason games missed.

The Fifth-Year Option is intended provide teams with more security when it invests a valuable first-round pick on a player.

 

[boogiewithstu2007]

So are JJ Watt ,Justin Smith and Aaron Donald......what a joke of a pick. They just dont get it.....

You can never say for sure it’s a bad pick, you need to give it time, see how he pans out… Kick returner, slot receiver, burning speed, I mean the guy can fly …So let’s wait and see, they’re all prospects until proven otherwise …

 

[HaroldSeattle]

Why is that annoying? Penny has not been able to stay healthy and is a 1st round pick. That fifth year option is to expensive for a player like Penny. Had he shown he was a top flight RB sure but he hasn't.

A little spendy I guess considering Pennys history.

Exercising Penny’s option would have meant $4.523M salary in 2022.

 

[returnofjakedog]

Did anyone actually expect them to pick up Penny's 5th year option at this point? I could have called this even before last season.

 

[Judge Fudge]

So annoying.

Time for John Schneider to go.

What has Penny done for us?

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Only Lindsay, Barkley, and Chubb amounted to much in that class for runningbacks. I felt we were going to draft a RB but did not think it was Penny. I thought we were going to trade down into the early 2nd and take Guice who I guess would've been an even bigger bust lol.

Shame we didn't get Chubb but Chubb's OL was/is far better than Seattle.

 

[FirebreathingMonkey]

Huard: Cade Johnson is Seahawks' best UDFA signing and a steal at WR

Brock Huard shares why reported UDFA addition Cade Johnson from South Dakota State is a big get for the Seahawks at wide receiver.

sports.mynorthwest.com

 

[Judge Fudge]

Huard: Cade Johnson is Seahawks' best UDFA signing and a steal at WR

Brock Huard shares why reported UDFA addition Cade Johnson from South Dakota State is a big get for the Seahawks at wide receiver.

sports.mynorthwest.com

Same from what I read about him....

But Mills and Josh Johnson are nothing to scuff at