2018 Free Agent Bids

I might just have to take in comp picks from my players in 2019 if people are going to bump the price up to almost double their worth.

what is a team with almost no cap supposed to do? I wish future cap hell upon some teams lol.

 

Chargers bid on LB Preston Brown
$6,000,000

 

Chiefs bid

CB Patrick Robinson
6.5M

 

Colts bid on Tahir Whitehead
$8,750,000

Previous bid
Chargers
$7,000,000

 

The Tennessee Titans bid on
Eric Reid SS
$8,250,000

Previous bid:
49ers
Eric Reid SS
$7,500,000

 

The New Orleans Saints bid

$1.13 on Johnny Manziel

Alarmingly - no prior bids.


(That was a joke!)

 

Chargers bid on Tahir Whitehead
$9,700,000



previous bid
Colts bid on Tahir Whitehead
$8,750,000

 

He is playing in the spring game, so you can watch your favorite player very soon.

 

The Packers bid on
Johnathan Joseph
$9,500,000

Previous bid
The Bengals bid on
Jonathan Joseph
$8,500,000

 

Dam so he's not going to the CFL?

 

No, he is going to be playing in the spring league. Maybe if he does well, the Browns might be interested.

 

The Bucs bid for
Le'Veon Bell
$18,000,000

Previous bid
Bengals Bid on
Le'Veon Bell
$16,500,000

 

When will we be allowed to make smaller bids?

 

You can cry into your Lombardi and wipe away your tears with a championship ring. I am pretty sure a few of the GM’s here would rather have those than 100 million in cap space...

 

Asking the important questions here. When I have to bid 10 million for Nigel Bradham I feel like I am going to have to fill a lot of holes with guys we can’t bid on just yet...

 

Like they say, if you are low in cap but winning you are doing it right. If you are low and losing you really fucked up.

 

Don't pick on the Jets.

 

Just wondering, but GMs are required to not exceed their current cap room with their outstanding bids, correct? Are admins checking that or is it the honor system?

Is there a consolidated location where everyone's cap room if they were to win their current bids is located? It's just really hard to gauge how much bidding power is still out there without that information.

Thanks,

 

They can not exceed their cap when they are signed. They get a day to sign players once they are awarded their bid. The can make cap adjustments at that time.

It's mostly an honor system but we will be keeping track and "auditing". Pretty much don't worry about bidding power way too much and just give the guy a value and try not to pass it by much.

Teams are supposed to update their spreadsheets when they make an official transaction. Some have. I personally haven't since I have been pretty busy with this, that Saints guy and other things.