rschroeder1
Footballguy
I play in a keeper league (keep 4), where keeper cost is one draft round higher than the draft round the year prior. I've been scooping up anyone with even a minute percentage chance who might become the Chiefs RB next year, as I'm pretty set at least 3 of my keepers already and have some good choices for the 4th.
Dion Lewis has a cap hit of $4.86 million next year (in real life football) and a dead cap total of $1.68 million. I have some base knowledge of how the dead cap works - my understanding is that if they were to cut him, it would free up about $3 million in cap space.
Long story short, Lewis was dropped in my league with a keeper value for next year of the 12th round. He seems like the type of player with receiving chops that Andy Reid would target, and would come at a reasonable cost in real life.
So my long-winded question is, am I creating a scenario in my head that doesn't exist, or is there a reasonably small chance Lewis could end up as the Chiefs RB next year? I would need to drop another keeper candidate to add him.
Thank you for any advice, I know this is an odd question.
- Rob
Dion Lewis has a cap hit of $4.86 million next year (in real life football) and a dead cap total of $1.68 million. I have some base knowledge of how the dead cap works - my understanding is that if they were to cut him, it would free up about $3 million in cap space.
Long story short, Lewis was dropped in my league with a keeper value for next year of the 12th round. He seems like the type of player with receiving chops that Andy Reid would target, and would come at a reasonable cost in real life.
So my long-winded question is, am I creating a scenario in my head that doesn't exist, or is there a reasonably small chance Lewis could end up as the Chiefs RB next year? I would need to drop another keeper candidate to add him.
Thank you for any advice, I know this is an odd question.
- Rob