I'm talking about Cassel, not Tyson Jackson.
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So, we end up with $17-20 mill in savings from cutting them. Of course, we need a QB (or two) and a DE as well. This is all elementary though, since our new signings are not likely to cost much against our cap anyway. |
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In 2014 Cassel is due 2,125,000 in bonuses, but again $250,000 of that is a workout bonus. |
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The bottom line is that we are in a good position cap-wise, especially with Hali's salary (and cap hit) dropping 6 mill or so in 2014. Pioli left us with a couple good things. Low salaries on Charles, DJ, and Hali (besides next year).
We have a lot of positions to fill (and plenty of expensive fat to cut), but we are in very good shape currently. It would be hard to put us in cap trouble in the next two or three years. |
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From what I've read on multiple sites, the June 1 rule is as it always was. I guess I was wrong. I thought that the date was sooner now. But anyway, for those of you asking, yes any cap hit can be spread out if we wait until June 1 to cut the dead weight.
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13 million in cap space.
14 million for cutting Jackson 7 million for cutting Cassel That's 34 million worth of cap space to start with. Now we get to the interesting part...we were 15-20 million under the cap in 2012 and that number can be rolled over. That gives us around 50 million worth of cap space to work with if we max out everything and make the logical moves. PLENTY to re-sign Bowe, Albert, Colquit and Dorsey as well as locking up guys like Houston, Moeaki and Asamoah...as well as going fishing for some big fish. We are in a great spot capwise. |
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(1) For any player removed from the Team's roster, or whose Contract is assigned to another Club via waivers or trade, on or before June 1 in any League Year prior to the Final League Year, or at any time during the Final League Year, any unamortized signing bonus amounts will be included in Team Salary for such League Year, except that for each League Year preceding the Final League Year, each Club may designate up to two Player Contracts that, if terminated on or prior to June 1 and if not renegotiated after the last regular season game of the prior League Year, shall be treated (except to the extent prescribed by Section 6(d) (iv) below) as if terminated on June 2, i.e., the Salary Cap charge for each such contract will remain in the Club's Team Salary until June 2, at which time its Paragraph 5 Salary and any unearned LTBE incentives will no longer be counted and any unamortized signing bonus will be treated as set forth in Subsection (2) below. If acceleration puts a Team over the Salary Cap, the Team will have seven days to conform with the Salary Cap, but may not sign any players until there is Room to do so under the Salary Cap. http://images.nflplayers.com/mediaRe...Bookmarked.pdf |
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