Heard a statement a few weeks back - during the history of the salary cap (since 1994) no team has won the Super Bowl with a QB that made more than 12.5% of the salary cap. How is that possible? Rookie scale QBs that have won, backup QBs that have won, veteran QBs structuring their cap hits to open one or two year windows to win with low cap then but big hit later, Brady getting paid under the table via his nutrition company, etc.
Next years salary cap is $208MM against his upcoming cap hit of $46.6MM - 22.4%. If history holds true the Pack will again join the Vikes as non-super bowl winners this year.