That was great

If there's anything we learned about Dorsey, he overvalues players who fit his philosophy. Like the way he overvalued Ford because he believes explosion is the next big thing.

On that same note, Dorsey specifically said he made a mistake in year 1 by focusing too much on 2-gap. He said he specifically wanted DEs who can get push. For that reason, I'd be shocked if he kept Devito over Bailey even if Bailey is overpriced.

DeVito wasn't a premier free agent lol.

Bailey isn't going anywhere. He's making plays and having a very good impact on this defense. He'll be kept. Younger better player than DeVito who tore his achilles.

DeVito gone - save's $4 million
Walker gone - save $1.74 million
Daniel gone - save $3.8 million
Avery gone - save $3.5 million
Mays gone - save $3 million


That's clearing 16 million on from the cap without extending Berry and doing something with Hali's contract. You let guys like those listed above go so that you can keep up and coming players like Hudson and Bailey on this team. Each of the guys on the list are either replaced by somebody already on the roster or can be replaced in the draft.

Because we didn't re-sign any of the sacks of shit that needed new contracts?

Branden Albert was the only worthy player of that bunch, and his fate was written the moment the Eric Fisher pick was made, sadly.

our extra 3rd, 4th, and 5th round picks can be used to fill holes like these. We are going to have a lot of turnover on the roster since we have so many draft picks. This team is already young, and going to get younger and deeper.

Why? ROFL because we didn't keep any of the piles of shit except for Albert?

Atlanta sure is benefiting from taking Asamoah and Jackson huh? Tennessee also for DMC?

This team is saving money for the important players. We'll have plenty of money to keep the important guys, add good draft picks hopefully and maybe add an impact FA or 2.

So how many picks do we have next year? How many potentially after compensatory picks (13?)?

One from Jackson, Albert, Asamoah and maybe Lewis?

Also, excluding Albert, there is one player whom Dorsey DID re-sign because he's actually a good player, unlike, Jackson, Asamoah, McCluster, and Lewis.

Husain Abdullah.

Could it be that Dorsey looked at that group of players who needed new contracts this year and said, "You guys ****ing suck. I don't want you."

I think he deserves a bit of credit for that instead of being this giant Jew who hates all players from former regimes.

ROFL

It's pretty lobsided. We almost certainly have to get 4.

Jackson, Albert, Asamoah definitely. The 4th is by the weird comp formulas almost a combination of guys we lost vs. guys we gained. So between Lewis/Demps/McCluster, that's turning into losing a lot more than Walker and Mays. This will be a decent haul and if we get 4, we'll have 11 picks next year. Pretty damn good.

How about Commings and Fasano gone too.

What? How in the **** are Walker, Daniel and Mays "gone"?

Mays will start the minute he's healthy. Walker is a cheap body. There isn't a QB on the roster that can replace Daniel right now.

Plus, the salary cap is "supposed" to jump big time. Hell, this year, it jumped $10 million.

Faux roster cuts after game seven are just ****ing stupid. You should stick to blowing Republican senators in airport bathrooms.

NTTATWWT

Commings? LMAO

If the Chiefs need the $500k saving by cutting Commings, the Clark's should fire everyone.