Feb 1st Mock

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(02-01-2024, 04:04 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: The PFF comparison to was Nate Solder, who with similar performance numbers commanded 8.7% of the signing team's salary cap that year.  I put my "rough" estimate at around what I think will be 7%.

Nate Solder was a LT though when he signed that 8.7% deal, wasn't he?
We would not be looking to sign Trent Brown at LT, and most RTs outside of the elite are making well under $10 mill APY.
So I get your logic, but I don't think that's a good comparison given Solder was sticking at LT for that new contract and Bengals would be bringing Brown in to be RT.