NFL: ***2022 NFL Season Thread***

At least they don't appear to stink this year. We have had that same circumstance in some years where they were terrible.
Yeah, I can't complain too much this year. And as much as I dislike Dallas, I understand why they get top billing so often. Like them or not, they're consistently one of the best draws in the league. It's a business. You put your most popular products in the most visible position.
 
45% of Detroit's salary isn't playing today for them.
(Trades, IR, injuries)
 
How much of that is Stanford?
I caught the article in USA TODAY.
No team pays more to players who are no longer on the roster than the Lions, a function of the regime and scheme changes. Detroit is paying over $57 million in dead cap money to the likes of Matthew Stafford ($19 million), Justin Coleman ($6.1 million), Jamie Collins ($5.53 million) and others.

Add the dead cap money and the funds tied up in players on injured reserve and the Lions have devoted $89.8 million to guys who cannot contribute in Week 5. That’s over 45 percent of their cap spending on players who will not be suited up on Sunday — and that’s if Flowers plays. If he’s out, the figure jumps well over 55 percent.
 

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