49ers 2024 Salary Cap Thread, 2024 Cap Room=$55,944,326 as of 10/5/24

AB I was looking at your site, are the UDFA's really making just under 900,000 now?

Originally posted by irishluder:
AB I was looking at your site, are the UDFA's really making just under 900,000 now?

UDFAs get 3yr deals, with minimum base salaries($705K, $870K, & $985K), and most get a signing bonus, some will get part of their base salary guaranteed, like O'Neal got $50K, West got $100K, & Gemmel got $70K, the others I haven't seen info on, should have them once they officially sign those deals when they get in for minicamp.

Just for fun, 2022 vs 2023's Top 20 Cap Numbers right now.

Top 20 2022 Cap Numbers(49ers):

1. QB 10 Jimmy Garoppolo(2022)- $26,950,000
2. LT 71 Trent Williams(2026)- $14,031,765
3. FS 1 Jimmie Ward(2022)- $12,935,588
4. RT 69 Mike McGlinchey(2022)- $10,880,000
5. DE 97 Nick Bosa(2023)- $10,805,564
6. DT 91 Arik Armstead(2024)- $9,576,000
7. DE 56 Samson Ebukam(2022)- $8,250,000
8. MLB 54 Fred Warner(2026)- $8,134,588
9. QB 5 Trey Lance(2024)- $7,751,195
10. TE 85 George Kittle(2025)- $7,679,765
11. DE 55 Dee Ford(2022)- $6,949,997
12. C 50 Alex Mack(2023)- $6,725,000
13. CB 4 Emmanuel Moseley(2022)- $6,555,529
14. PK 9 Robbie Gould(2022)- $4,890,519
15. WR 19 Deebo Samuel(2022)- $4,890,519
16. DT 99 Javon Kinlaw(2023)- $4,224,191
17. SLB 51 Azeez Al-Shaair(2022)- $3,986,000
18. CB 35 Charvarius Ward(2024)- $3,800,000
19. WR 11 Brandon Aiyuk(2023)- $3,417,641
20. FB 44 Kyle Juszyczk(2025)- $2,958,750

Top 20 2023 Cap Numbers(49ers):

1. LT 71 Trent Williams(2026)- $26,270,000
2. DT 91 Arik Armstead(2024)- $24,346,000
3. MLB 54 Fred Warner(2026)- $18,525,000
4. TE 85 George Kittle(2025)- $18,383,000
5. DE 97 Nick Bosa(2023)- $17,869,000
6. CB 35 Charvarius Ward(2024)- $16,405,000
7. QB 5 Trey Lance(2024)- $9,301,434
8. FB 44 Kyle Juszcyzk(2025)- $6,588,750
9. C 50 Alex Mack(2023)- $5,075,000
10. DT 99 Javon Kinlaw(2023)- $4,928,223
11. WR 11 Brandon Aiyuk(2023)- $3,987,248
12. MLB 48 Oren Burks(2023)- $2,773,000
13. WR/KR/PR 3 Ray-Ray McCloud III(2023)- $2,090,000
14. LG 65 Aaron Banks(2024)- $1,929,166
15. SS 30 George Odum(2024)- $1,840,000
16. DE – Drake Jackson(2025)- $1,339,180
17. RB 28 Trey Sermon(2024)- $1,328,982
18. CB 20 Ambry Thomas(2024)- $1,305,232
19. RB – Tyrion Davis-Price(2025)- $1,161,033
20. WR – Danny Gray(2025)- $1,146,569

Originally posted by AB81Rules:

Originally posted by irishluder:
AB I was looking at your site, are the UDFA's really making just under 900,000 now?

UDFAs get 3yr deals, with minimum base salaries($705K, $870K, & $985K), and most get a signing bonus, some will get part of their base salary guaranteed, like O'Neal got $50K, West got $100K, & Gemmel got $70K, the others I haven't seen info on, should have them once they officially sign those deals when they get in for minicamp.

Oh thats cool, good for them!

Originally posted by AB81Rules:

Originally posted by lamontb:
Ab is it possible that you could take out top 10 contracts and tell how many our front loaded versus back loaded? thanks

Like the top 10 contracts with more years on it than 1? And look at which are more front loaded? And front loaded as in, cash, cap?

I was thinking top 10 salary wise. I was wondering how many big contracts are front loaded versus back loaded

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by AB81Rules:

Originally posted by lamontb:
Ab is it possible that you could take out top 10 contracts and tell how many our front loaded versus back loaded? thanks

Like the top 10 contracts with more years on it than 1? And look at which are more front loaded? And front loaded as in, cash, cap?

I was thinking top 10 salary wise. I was wondering how many big contracts are front loaded versus back loaded

Ok, 49ers wise I assume, I can come up with something for an article this week, take a look at the top 10 salaried players on the 49ers right now, I'll include Jimmy G.

Here ya go lamontb, https://49erscap.com/index.php/2022/05/08/taking-a-look-at-the-49ers-top-10-contracts-deciding-which-are-backloaded-vs-frontloaded-both-cap-cash-wise/

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
Here ya go lamontb, https://49erscap.com/index.php/2022/05/08/taking-a-look-at-the-49ers-top-10-contracts-deciding-which-are-backloaded-vs-frontloaded-both-cap-cash-wise/

Great job as always

Originally posted by tohara3:

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
Here ya go lamontb, https://49erscap.com/index.php/2022/05/08/taking-a-look-at-the-49ers-top-10-contracts-deciding-which-are-backloaded-vs-frontloaded-both-cap-cash-wise/

Great job as always

Thanks man, appreciate it

If anyone has anything they want to see written about, let me know, would love your guys input.

Lol @ wards and mcg salary cap #s.

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
Here ya go lamontb, https://49erscap.com/index.php/2022/05/08/taking-a-look-at-the-49ers-top-10-contracts-deciding-which-are-backloaded-vs-frontloaded-both-cap-cash-wise/

Appreciate you

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
Here ya go lamontb, https://49erscap.com/index.php/2022/05/08/taking-a-look-at-the-49ers-top-10-contracts-deciding-which-are-backloaded-vs-frontloaded-both-cap-cash-wise/

Appreciate you

After reading fantastic work

them 2023 salaries are crazy

Separate question. how do they determine the salary for that 5th year when you pick up the 5th year option on a player? Is it some type of average of the position or based on where they were drafted?

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by lamontb:

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
Here ya go lamontb, https://49erscap.com/index.php/2022/05/08/taking-a-look-at-the-49ers-top-10-contracts-deciding-which-are-backloaded-vs-frontloaded-both-cap-cash-wise/

Appreciate you

After reading fantastic work

them 2023 salaries are crazy

Separate question. how do they determine the salary for that 5th year when you pick up the 5th year option on a player? Is it some type of average of the position or based on where they were drafted?

Thank you lamontb, means so much, much appreciated.

The 5th yr is really tough, look here, https://overthecap.com/fifth-year-option-projections/ Jason from OTC does a great job with this, apparently the actual numbers are really tough to project.

But here's what it says. Bosa got the top one, which is equal to the franchise tag number, but for guys with no pro bowls, or just get the requirement, it's tough as hell to figure it out.

The 2020 Collective Bargaining Agreement allows for teams to exercise a fifth year option for players drafted in the first round as an addition to the standard four year rookie contract. Article 7, Section 7(g) provides for four different tiers of salary for the fifth year option, calculated as follows:

• Basic: Players who do not meet any of the requirements below will be eligible for a fifth year base salary calculated from the average of the 3rd to 25th highest salaries at their position over the past five seasons.
  
  
• Playtime: These players will be eligible for a fifth year base salary calculated from the average of the 3rd to 20th highest salaries at their position over the past five seasons, provided that their snap counts over their first three seasons meet one of the following three criteria:
  
  75% or greater in two of their first three seasons
  
• an average of 75% or greater over all three seasons
• 50% or greater over all three seasons

• One Pro Bowl: Players who are named to exactly one Pro Bowl on the original ballot (not as an alternate) will be eligible for a fifth year base salary equal to the transition tender at their position.
  
  
• Multiple Pro Bowls: Players who are named to two or three Pro Bowls on the original ballot (not as an alternate) will be eligible for a fifth year base salary equal to the franchise tender at their position.
  
  

Upon being exercised, the fifth year option is fully guaranteed, and any base salary in the player's fourth year that was not fully guaranteed will become so.

Article 10, Section 7(a) groups all offensive linemen together, and uses antiquated designations for interior defensive linemen and edge rushers. IDL are separated to defensive tackle and defensive end, even if the player is an edge rusher in a 4-3 defense, while edge rushers in a 3-4 defense are considered linebackers. In these cases, this designation is shown in parentheses.

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
If anyone has anything they want to see written about, let me know, would love your guys input.

Any trends that stand out to you after 6 off seasons of contracts? Lynch noted not spending and saving on cash this year was planned well in advance. So do you anticipate any trends for next year or the year after?