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Originally Posted by RunKC
Agree with this so much. I would add a G. If Thuney really has a torn pec then we might have to hit the eject button there. We would pay $10 million in dead money but save $16 million.
That's just a devastating injury for a guy turning 32 next year. He hasn't even had surgery yet. He wouldn't be able to lift on that side of his body for 4-5 months. Then what?
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I don't think that's right.
He has almost $21 million in pro-rated base and restructure bonuses from what I can see. We won't have to pay him his $15.5 million base salary next year, but we'd carry a roughly $22 million dead cap charge in the process.
I think we'd save about $5 million this year (and about $10 million off the 2025 cap by accelerating that pro-rated 2025 money).
I don't think this is a career altering injury for him. His base salaries are reasonable and the signing/restructure bonuses are already baked into the cake. I think he's here for the duration of this contract.