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Topic	Board 8 National Football League League (B8NFLL) Season 15: The Offseason
KCF0107 06/13/21 6:11:48 AM #298:	Trade Orcas receive: LG Jeremiah Poutasi (79 overall, 26 years old) RG Wyatt Teller (79, 22) Falcons S16 7th round pick Packers S16 6th round pick Packers receive: WR Lance Simms (70, 24 ) RG Isaiah Larsen (70, 24) Orcas S16 3rd round pick Orcas S16 5th round pick Full disclosure: This trade has been saved in the game for quite some time now. I was trying to get specifics from this potential trade to relay to Packers while simultaneously renaming signed rookies, and I guess I saved it at one point. Because I am lazy and haven't had the motivation to add Orcas financials to the sheet, I do not have the accurate financial figures on their end. Orcas incur a roughly $750k cap penalty to turn around $2.75 mil in cap hits into $4.21 mil in cap hits Packers incur a $1.45 mil cap penalty to turn $5.14 mil in cap hits into $1.97 mil in cap hits. The Orcas have been doing a major makeover this offseason, especially on offense. While both Gs have seen very little of the field, Wyatt is what the Orcas are looking for in a G while Poutasi is in there because the Packers would have incurred more in cap penalties by trading other Gs. This fulfilles their G requirements and helped out in free agency being able to narrow searches in pursuit of higher-end players. With the Orcas having already given up their 1st, 2nd, and 4th round picks next season, the Orcas felt they might as well give up draft picks they had to grab depth pieces with multiple years of control. The Packers gain major cap relief while also plugging a hole by sending out mere depth that will afford them several routes they can take to fill their remaining hole in free agency. They also gain even more draft capital for next season that gives them plenty of flexibility during that time. Both parties demonstrated that they understood the trade parameters, the financial impact, the (lack of) history of all players, and what each team hoped to achieve. This trade is now official. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:954946629] in Board 8 Na... [t:79383013]...</cite> <quote>Trade Orcas receive: LG Jeremiah Poutasi (79 overall, 26 years old) RG Wyatt Teller (79, 22) Falcons S16 7th round pick Packers S16 6th round pick Packers receive: WR Lance Simms (70, 24 ) RG Isaiah Larsen (70, 24) Orcas S16 3rd round pick Orcas S16 5th round pick Full disclosure: This trade has been saved in the game for quite some time now. I was trying to get specifics from this potential trade to relay to Packers while simultaneously renaming signed rookies, and I guess I saved it at one point. Because I am lazy and haven't had the motivation to add Orcas financials to the sheet, I do not have the accurate financial figures on their end. Orcas incur a roughly $750k cap penalty to turn around $2.75 mil in cap hits into $4.21 mil in cap hits Packers incur a $1.45 mil cap penalty to turn $5.14 mil in cap hits into $1.97 mil in cap hits. The Orcas have been doing a major makeover this offseason, especially on offense. While both Gs have seen very little of the field, Wyatt is what the Orcas are looking for in a G while Poutasi is in there because the Packers would have incurred more in cap penalties by trading other Gs. This fulfilles their G requirements and helped out in free agency being able to narrow searches in pursuit of higher-end players. With the Orcas having already given up their 1st, 2nd, and 4th round picks next season, the Orcas felt they might as well give up draft picks they had to grab depth pieces with multiple years of control. The Packers gain major cap relief while also plugging a hole by sending out mere depth that will afford them several routes they can take to fill their remaining hole in free agency. They also gain even more draft capital for next season that gives them plenty of flexibility during that time. Both parties demonstrated that they understood the trade parameters, the financial impact, the (lack of) history of all players, and what each team hoped to achieve. This trade is now official. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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