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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

2023 is apparently the year they unveil the Sistine Chapel equivalent of masterpieces.

Maybe Phil will notice the "$10 million, to be exact" reference to Smith's first-year earnings here.

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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

2023 is apparently the year they unveil the Sistine Chapel equivalent of masterpieces.

Maybe Phil will notice the "$10 million, to be exact" reference to Smith's first-year earnings here.

Wed NBA
Miami 112 LA 98.
Bill's Bitchiness is so predictable.

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In the Buffalo game people were trying to compare JJ's and Diggs' catch.

SC plays of the year JJ with the #1 play...Diggs not in the top 100.

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ORIGINAL: Todd M

In the Buffalo game people were trying to compare JJ's and Diggs' catch.

SC plays of the year JJ with the #1 play...Diggs not in the top 100.

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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

2023 is apparently the year they unveil the Sistine Chapel equivalent of masterpieces.

Maybe Phil will notice the "$10 million, to be exact" reference to Smith's first-year earnings here.

Wed NBA
Miami 112 LA 98.
Bill's Bitchiness is so predictable.

Not that noticing Smith's higher salary will prevent you from forever espousing we got him for a couple of million.

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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

2023 is apparently the year they unveil the Sistine Chapel equivalent of masterpieces.

Maybe Phil will notice the "$10 million, to be exact" reference to Smith's first-year earnings here.

Wed NBA
Miami 112 LA 98.
Bill's Bitchiness is so predictable.

Not that noticing Smith's higher salary will prevent you from forever espousing we got him for a couple of million.

Wow...include me in someone else's post...you are just an amazing poster if they were looking for a poster w/o any original content. I have zero to do with anything you are quoting.

Like normal you hijack someones post for your snark.

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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

2023 is apparently the year they unveil the Sistine Chapel equivalent of masterpieces.

Maybe Phil will notice the "$10 million, to be exact" reference to Smith's first-year earnings here.

Wed NBA
Miami 112 LA 98.
Bill's Bitchiness is so predictable.

Not that noticing Smith's higher salary will prevent you from forever espousing we got him for a couple of million.

Wow...include me in someone else's post...you are just an amazing poster if they were looking for a poster w/o any original content. I have zero to do with anything you are quoting.

Like normal you hijack someones post for your snark.

Get again you move the goalposts.

I'm moving them back: Smith's real salary is a good segue to highlight erroneous information that you've posted in the past.

Not that you'd admit you did so in your pro-Kwesi emotional state.

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

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ORIGINAL: ratoppenheimer

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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

2023 is apparently the year they unveil the Sistine Chapel equivalent of masterpieces.

Maybe Phil will notice the "$10 million, to be exact" reference to Smith's first-year earnings here.

Wed NBA
Miami 112 LA 98.
Bill's Bitchiness is so predictable.

Not that noticing Smith's higher salary will prevent you from forever espousing we got him for a couple of million.

Wow...include me in someone else's post...you are just an amazing poster if they were looking for a poster w/o any original content. I have zero to do with anything you are quoting.

Like normal you hijack someones post for your snark.

Get again you move the goalposts.

I'm moving them back: Smith's real salary is a good segue to highlight erroneous information that you've posted in the past.

Not that you'd admit you did so in your pro-Kwesi emotional state.

Move the goal posts back w/o any comment about me or STFU. It wasn't my post (once again). Hijack master.

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

2023 is apparently the year they unveil the Sistine Chapel equivalent of masterpieces.

Maybe Phil will notice the "$10 million, to be exact" reference to Smith's first-year earnings here.

Wed NBA
Miami 112 LA 98.
Bill's Bitchiness is so predictable.

Not that noticing Smith's higher salary will prevent you from forever espousing we got him for a couple of million.

Wow...include me in someone else's post...you are just an amazing poster if they were looking for a poster w/o any original content. I have zero to do with anything you are quoting.

Like normal you hijack someones post for your snark.

Get again you move the goalposts.

I'm moving them back: Smith's real salary is a good segue to highlight erroneous information that you've posted in the past.

Not that you'd admit you did so in your pro-Kwesi emotional state.

Move the goal posts back w/o any comment about me or STFU. It wasn't my post (once again). Hijack master.

Simply a takeoff on the premise of the post. But LMAO on that from a guy who routinely goes full disassociation with responses! I know you've seen the many posts, from many people, about that over in the politics thread.

Guilt projection.

Sorry you can't handle being corrected about something as simple as a player's salary.

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

2023 is apparently the year they unveil the Sistine Chapel equivalent of masterpieces.

Maybe Phil will notice the "$10 million, to be exact" reference to Smith's first-year earnings here.

Wed NBA
Miami 112 LA 98.
Bill's Bitchiness is so predictable.

Not that noticing Smith's higher salary will prevent you from forever espousing we got him for a couple of million.

Wow...include me in someone else's post...you are just an amazing poster if they were looking for a poster w/o any original content. I have zero to do with anything you are quoting.

Like normal you hijack someones post for your snark.

Get again you move the goalposts.

I'm moving them back: Smith's real salary is a good segue to highlight erroneous information that you've posted in the past.

Not that you'd admit you did so in your pro-Kwesi emotional state.

Move the goal posts back w/o any comment about me or STFU. It wasn't my post (once again). Hijack master.

Simply a takeoff on the premise of the post. But LMAO on that from a guy who routinely goes full disassociation with responses! I know you've seen the many posts, from many people, about that over in the politics thread.

Guilt projection.

Sorry you can't handle being corrected about something as simple as a player's salary.

Look back anywhere....I posted from Sportrac his salary.
Are you going senile?
It is Rap's post; once again.

Are you being ignored over there? Talking about the politics thread in here is the epitome of projection.

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Za’Darius Smith signed a prototypical team-friendly deal in March when he switched NFC North teams and joined the Vikings after three seasons with the Packers. That contract had a low cap hit for the Vikings in 2022, only $3,343,136. For a star pass rusher, that is comically low.

His cap hit might be low, but he is earning a lot during his first Vikings season, $10 million, to be exact. The contract was a masterpiece by cap guru Rob Brzezinksi. In addition to his yearly cash payment, Smith can earn money via incentives. The Vikings added to his contract that he would make $500,000 after recording 8.5 sacks, plus an additional $250,000 after 10,5 sacks and another $250,000 after 12.5 sacks. With two games to go, Smith currently has 10 sacks after the first 15 games, so the next couple of games are important for Smith’s pockets.

The incentive was declared “not likely to be earned” because Smith didn’t meet those milestones in the 2021 campaign. Therefore, the incentives count against the 2023 cap space.

via vikingsterritory

So Smith has earned $10M in 2022. $3,343,136 in base salary, could max out $1M in incentives. Where is the other $5,657,864? An unmentioned signing bonus?

In 2023 and 2024.

We're likely going to have to cut him and eat 3.3M in Dead Cap after this year or rework his contract.

POTENTIAL OUT: 2023, 1 YR, $10,000,000; $3,333,334 DEAD CAP

$6.45M guaranteed at signing (signing bonus + 2022 salary)
Per Game Active Bonus: $176,470

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/minnesota-vikings/zadarius-smith-16848

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ORIGINAL: Phil Riewer

Once again...everything I have posted about Zed's salary was from sportrac.
You are the one bored, confused, and upset about the Lakers loss. Once again.

No content Bill at it again.

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Here's quite a bit of highlights from the Buffalo game. I wanted to see Diggs' catch and Jefferson's catch. Looking back, it's notable to me how much of the game I forget. So much happened in this game!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg8T_xuOvPA

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if we keep z'smith for 2023 his cap hit can grow to $22.6mm if he manages 12.5 sacks....

hunter is at $13mm for 2023 - but he's got $11mm kicked down the road....

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Looking back in the old archives---Beo and Rap posted contract numbers:

Beo posted the link to his contract:

RE: General Vikes Talk - 3/24/2022 9:31:44 PM
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ZSmith deal:
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/03/24/inside-the-zadarius-smith-deal/

I would say that is a great contract for the Vikes.
Hope Z earns every penny.
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 3/24/2022 10:08:15 PM
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Smiths cap for this year is less than CJ Ham


Too Funny--weird Bill's negativity toward the team was about the same in March. Bill is such a dumbass.