Contract credit?

[NAS]

I have seen Florio argue timing is good due to a buyout clause where Tepper gets a $ for $ credit for whatever money Rhule gets in his next college job assuming he lands one.  
 

 

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[Cdparr7]

So Panthers still hold his rights and if somebody wants him they have to pay Tepper off?

[NAS]

3 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

So Panthers still hold his rights and if somebody wants him they have to pay Tepper off?

No I think Panthers just owe less to Rhule in guaranteed contract money 

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[Snake]

2 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

So Panthers still hold his rights and if somebody wants him they have to pay Tepper off?

More like unemployment. If someone hires him Tepper doesn't have to fulfill the entire contract. 

[NAS]

 

[top dawg]

From what I've seen, he gets paid his 40 mil from Tepper regardless. 

Edit: Well, maybe not. Offset language is offset language.  Tepper will still be on the hook for something, but, really, who cares at this point? I was never concerned with Tepper's money, and never will be.

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[Fright]

Make Tepp pay it all for making the lousy choice and 7 year decision to begin with. 

[SteveSmithTD89]

We pay the rest of this season. 

Essentially what this means is  for next year and the years following - if we pay him 10 mil a year as his salary and his college contract pays him 6 million a year, we are only on the hook for the difference, or in that scenario 4 million a year. 

If he does not coach, well - we're paying him a cool 10 mil to play golf then.