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I love Suh too, but these mega $ players can really bog down a franchise. I agree with paying big $ for a QB, but would spread out the remaining $ across the team.Originally posted by jteten:
As incredible as Suh is, I would lose my mind if my beloved Cowboys forked over the kind of money he is going to get. Hell, I don't want the Cowboys to give big money to Demarco. Outside of the QB position, I don't like that kind of money going to any position, except maybe a top 5 WR.
He doesn't save 30%. I am not certain, but I think the highest marginal state tax rate is something 12-15%. In Colorado, it's 4.63%.Originally posted by TruHusker:
Lots of variables. How many teams have a need there? How many teams have the money? How many teams have even an interest? Florida doesn't have income tax so he can keep more of his money. 30% doesn't go to the gov, he gets to keep it all.
Even not having to pay a measly 5% state income tax will save Suh well over $1million per year in his base salary alone. Add in a pay raise, his endorsements and other sources of income and it could closer to $2mil/yr. And that's just comparing to low tax states, not California, NY, etc. That's a lot of extra quarterbacks he can stomp on basically for free....Originally posted by HuskerAlum92:
He doesn't save 30%. I am not certain, but I think the highest marginal state tax rate is something 12-15%. In Colorado, it's 4.63%.Originally posted by TruHusker:
Lots of variables. How many teams have a need there? How many teams have the money? How many teams have even an interest? Florida doesn't have income tax so he can keep more of his money. 30% doesn't go to the gov, he gets to keep it all.
haha my dude, have you ever looked at your pay stub?Originally posted by TruHusker:
Lots of variables. How many teams have a need there? How many teams have the money? How many teams have even an interest? Florida doesn't have income tax so he can keep more of his money. 30% doesn't go to the gov, he gets to keep it all.
No.Originally posted by baseball31ne:
Have read and heard many places his agent will have almost full final say on where he goes. It's about the money first second and third then the winning on this contract.
The Colts are going places. Suh would be wise to consider the horseshoe.Originally posted by Tulsa Tom:
I haven't followed this Suh saga, but as an outsider I'm thinking Suh swings a deal with Indy. That team has a real chance in the near future and Suh would be a key part of their puzzle.
That's interesting. It seems very regressive.Originally posted by HuskerAlum92:
It's a mistake to think only income taxes vary by state. So do property and sales taxes. States that have no income tax make it up through these other taxes, and these taxes often focus on consumption. I assume Suh will buy a mansion and other things that most can only dream of. He'll pay a lot in taxes, even in Florida.
Not necessarily. Things like groceries may be hardly taxed at all, but luxury items are heavily taxed. And property taxes don't have to be at a flat rate.Originally posted by siegsker:
That's interesting. It seems very regressive.
Mark Davis is not a good owner and this team will never go anywhere if he meddles.Originally posted by Dean Pope:
The Raiders are WAY under the cap. I think they should sign Suh. Media types are saying that Suh should choose a winning team over taking the most money. In my opinion, I think if Suh doesn't stay put in Detroit, he should go to Oakland. It's pretty common in the NFL to go from really bad to pretty good. With Suh and improving QB play, Oakland could be a threat again in the AFC West.
The Chiefs are my second favorite team so I'd also like to see them pick him up. They'd have to let Houston walk to do so however.
Oakland is last place anyone hoping to win should go....ever.Originally posted by Dean Pope:
The Raiders are WAY under the cap. I think they should sign Suh. Media types are saying that Suh should choose a winning team over taking the most money. In my opinion, I think if Suh doesn't stay put in Detroit, he should go to Oakland. It's pretty common in the NFL to go from really bad to pretty good. With Suh and improving QB play, Oakland could be a threat again in the AFC West.
The Chiefs are my second favorite team so I'd also like to see them pick him up. They'd have to let Houston walk to do so however.