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OK, current cap status as of 3/13 for Top 51 + rookie signings is we have $9.68 million, not counting the Mason Foster contract, so probably something like $7 million.
OK, current cap status as of 3/13 for Top 51 + rookie signings is we have $9.68 million, not counting the Mason Foster contract, so probably something like $7 million.
So what can we tell from this? Clearly, you have to expect more O linemen, at least one more tackle and one more on interior.
oops, I am wrong on that, they took the money out of his salary last year not the signing/roster bonus switcheroo. Apologies.
This being said, why would we want to put additional dead money hits from Cutler's contract to buy room this year? I'd rather we do the exact opposite.
But why would we? I would argue that pushing dead money hits into future years in exchange for less this year is a cardinal mistake.
The amount of money on Gould's & Slauson's contracts are pretty negligible. Obviously Cutler's is the real money pool. But pushing even more dead money of his into the future.....*shuddering*.
Yea, I bet Pace is really chomping at the bit over this issue.
well, 9 million allotted to peppers for his dead money hits along with 2 million to michael bush. I think the whole dead money total was the price of an elite quarterback last year.The main reason we are "above average" is because we went into the offseason with the fewest number of guys under contract in the entire league. We had some room because we have so many holes.
The main reason we are "above average" is because we went into the offseason with the fewest number of guys under contract in the entire league. We had some room because we have so many holes.