Who is our starting QB?

[Crash]

@mikem

…But how much do the Ticats have invested in marketing?The rule is that teams can use the money they have invested in marketing towards a player.Example - the BC Lions used the marketing money because they have many empty seats and the idea was signing Rourke allows them to sell more tickets.I don’t know if the CFL approves it or not, but they could close the loop hole.

The rule according to Lalji is that there is no rule/governance around it.

Is there anything hard and fast about the criteria for marketing $$?

Probably pretty easy to justify it towards Bo.

[Stipley2]

@Crash

The rule according to Lalji is that there is no rule/governance around it.

Is there anything hard and fast about the criteria for marketing $$?

Probably pretty easy to justify it towards Bo.

The rule has no rule. Gotta love it.

[mikem]

@Crash

The rule according to Lalji is that there is no rule/governance around it.

Is there anything hard and fast about the criteria for marketing $$?

Probably pretty easy to justify it towards Bo.

If there are no rules then teams could use the “marketing” to pay any player over the cap not just QBs. Or they could spread it out to four or five players to stop them going to FA.

[DisplacedCatsFan]

@mikem

If there are no rules then teams could use the “marketing” to pay any player over the cap not just QBs. Or they could spread it out to four or five players to stop them going to FA.

Crash and I have been saying that all season.

[Crash]

@mikem

If there are no rules then teams could use the “marketing” to pay any player over the cap not just QBs. Or they could spread it out to four or five players to stop them going to FA.

This is correct.

[GiasoneItaliano]

@mikem

If there are no rules

I think the only rule is ownership must spend a minimum of 200k marketing money given to players.