jarntt
Well-Known Member
but why would you do that? Unless you think he could play a full season? and that would save what 500,000 on the cap? Just wouldnt make sense to me
Lets say he makes $6M base salary next year (I think it is around there). You convert $5M to a signing bonus, so he gets it quicker. This leaves his base at $1M. No reason for him not to do itas he loses nothing, but gets the $5M quicker. the benfit to the team is that His cap hit decreases by $4M as the $6M base is converts to $1M base which saves $5M. However, we incur $1M of his new restructure cap hit which is split over five years reducing the savings to $4M for 2014.