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how much is Brady making after the paycut? i thought he wasnt even top 10 anymore in the NFL....
Two different issues: actual cash received on the one hand, salary cap hit on the other.
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Who is currently doing it successfully at the moment? No one I can think of...
Denver's top three WRs combine for an $8M cap hit. So no.You mean, besides Denver?
You mean, besides Denver?
Denver's top three WRs combine for an $8M cap hit. So no.
Normally I at least have the dog or whatever low priced callgirl that I pick up at the local 7-11 to talk to
Also wouldn't mind stealing Decker from the Broncos. He's unrestricted after this season and he was drafted by McDaniels.
Also wouldn't mind stealing Decker from the Broncos. He's unrestricted after this season and he was drafted by McDaniels.
If the price is right, I'd be interested for sure.
Not sure what his salary range would be though. I suppose a lot of that will depend on his production this year.
And were it not for horrendous calls and a flu bug, it would have resulted in zero SB rings.
My thought was for current teams in the flat cap era.
Who is currently doing it successfully at the moment? No one I can think of, but maybe I'm missing someone.
Aqib Talib will go to the highest bidder.Would rather resign Talib
And if the Pats think he's worth it, they'll have the resources available to be that highest bidder.Aqib Talib will go to the highest bidder.
Aqib Talib, New England Patriots agree to contract - NFL.com
At the expense of the following unrestricted free agents:And if the Pats think he's worth it, they'll have the resources available to be that highest bidder.
Last season, Welker was franchised, making $9.5m, and the Patriots got to the AFCCG.
At the expense of the following unrestricted free agents:
Blount, LeGarrette
Washington, Leon
Edelman, Julian
Wendell, Ryan
Svitek, Will
Green, Tyronne
Ninkovich, Rob
Spikes, Brandon
Fletcher, Dane
Cole, Marquice
Very doubtful.
There is no contingency plan whatsoever for Ryan Wendell or Julian Edelman at this time. At least with Spikes, the New England Patriots experimented with Collins (SLB) - Hightower (MLB) - Mayo (WLB) during portions of training camp.Wendell, Edelman, and Spikes would be very nice and most posters would have their respective opinions as to which one of the three they'd prefer to keep, but how many of those 3 are really "needs" that couldn't be replaced? It's absolutely no different than any other year.
That's your opinion and the 2013 Salary Cap rollover is dwindling by the week.If anything, the 2014 free agent period is a walk in the park; especially compared to this past year and the next year of 2015. Chances are that they'll likely be conservative in free agency next year in hopes of retaining as many as possible for 2015.