NRL Releases Salary Cap and Other Details 2023 to 2027

[TwinTurbo]

I thought this might be useful and answer many questions that pop up on TK.




Always a Bulldog

 

[Freakzilla]

What a stupid rule the 30 man squad is.

 

[wendog33]

Increased the min spend lol

 

[TABOO]

Increased the min spend lol

That's what jumped out at me too.
This rule is very flawed.
Lowly placed teams either play well over a players value or front load in order to use up the cap which restricts their ability to jump on an opportunity if it were to arise later in the year. [emoji1751]

 

[wendog33]

That's what jumped out at me too.
This rule is very flawed.
Lowly placed teams either play well over a players value or front load in order to use up the cap which restricts their ability to jump on an opportunity if it were to arise later in the year. [emoji1751]

Dumb

 

[D0GMATIC]

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Always a Bulldog

I thought they might increase the size if the top 30

 

[SexBomb]

Supplimentry players is what's likely to get clubs into trouble.
T&T automatically upgraded to it as well if they play 3 1st grade games.
$3k per game per player will add up quickly with injuries.

 

[Chris Harding]

What is the cap for the Roosters, Broncos, and Storm?

 

[SexBomb]

What is the cap for the Roosters, Broncos, and Storm?

Did you not notice no mention of a cap for them?

 

[Rebuilding Phase]

What is the cap for the Roosters, Broncos, and Storm?

 

[diddly]

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Always a Bulldog

Very helpful - are there limits , caps on train n trial. I assume most clubs would have 6 or 7 supplementary contracts and a heap of train trials.

 

[hayes]

Did you not notice no mention of a cap for them?

#exemption

 

[John Matrix]

Roosters version

 

[Roger the alien]

I thought they might increase the size if the top 30

It's practically a top 34 now

 

[TwinTurbo]

I thought they might increase the size if the top 30

It's practically a top 34 now

If you paid all of your Supplementary Players the minimum of $80k you could have 38 players in total. You do have to be aware of the $3k per NRL game bonus and make sure that you have enough Cap space.

The RLPA asked for a Top 40 so they ended up pretty close.

Always a Bulldog

 

[D0GMATIC]

If you paid all of your Supplementary Players the minimum of $80k you could have 38 players in total. You do have to be aware of the $3k per NRL game bonus and make sure that you have enough Cap space.

The RLPA asked for a Top 40 so they ended up pretty close.

Always a Bulldog

Having a second tier of cap is redundant. The top 30 should have just increased.

 

[bowleggedwog]

What a stupid rule the 30 man squad is.

I think the American system is better with rookie contracts for 2 or 3 yrs with a max set. A hard cap with no third party BS and then a vet minimum with a % going outside the cap if spent 10yrs in the NRL or at a club past 200games. The next thing they need is a decent cap for a national reserve grade comp to rival the UK and a national under 21s comp with decent cap to keep them fulltime training with education criteria set( almost like a college system.) The NRL needs to be responsible for developing the next crop not completely financed by clubs. The NRL is run like a semi pro comp and seems completely there to support the gambling sector.

 

[CroydonDog]

That's what jumped out at me too.
This rule is very flawed.
Lowly placed teams either play well over a players value or front load in order to use up the cap which restricts their ability to jump on an opportunity if it were to arise later in the year. [emoji1751]

I don't get it either. Spending 97% leaves no room.

 

[Freakzilla]

I think the American system is better with rookie contracts for 2 or 3 yrs with a max set. A hard cap with no third party BS and then a vet minimum with a % going outside the cap if spent 10yrs in the NRL or at a club past 200games. The next thing they need is a decent cap for a national reserve grade comp to rival the UK and a national under 21s comp with decent cap to keep them fulltime training with education criteria set( almost like a college system.) The NRL needs to be responsible for developing the next crop not completely financed by clubs. The NRL is run like a semi pro comp and seems completely there to support the gambling sector.

The NRL is literally the worst run major sport in Australia/England/US.

 

[TwinTurbo]

I think the American system is better with rookie contracts for 2 or 3 yrs with a max set. A hard cap with no third party BS and then a vet minimum with a % going outside the cap if spent 10yrs in the NRL or at a club past 200games. The next thing they need is a decent cap for a national reserve grade comp to rival the UK and a national under 21s comp with decent cap to keep them fulltime training with education criteria set( almost like a college system.) The NRL needs to be responsible for developing the next crop not completely financed by clubs. The NRL is run like a semi pro comp and seems completely there to support the gambling sector.

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