Hardy, Kalil, DeAngelo, Stewart, Bell, Charles Johnson: Who will be back next year?

[blackcat]

Kalil will be here with a cheaper contract.

CJ will take less money or will be gone.

DWill is gone.

Stew is here until we die.

Bell is here, unfortunately.

Hardy has been gone, that ship has sailed.

[Kevin Greene]

Hardy, Kalil, DeAngelo, Stewart, Bell, Charles Johnson: Who will be back next year?

 

Just those 3, Hopefully CJ restructured and Stewart, well Hurney's ignorance still remains on the roster due to cap consequences.

[thefuzz]

Hurney Magic.

 

The cap is not real, good GM's figure out a way.

 

Double Trouble.

 

"I got this" gif with sunglasses and Hurneyface.

 

 

 

 

Before you get excited about extending "core/fan favorites" and go all goofy and start threads.....please remember to look at the contracts first from now on.

[UNCrules2187]

So if we cut Stew, he won't be a 8.3 cap hit?

 

No, he would be a $13.6m cap hit. Dead money is what matters when cutting a player.

[Sam Mills Fan]

That Jonathan Stewart contract....every time I see the numbers, I just can't believe it's real. That has to be a joke. Jonathan Stewart is still a good running back, but that might be the worst contract since Sean Gilbert or extending Jake Delhomme after the Arizona playoff game.

[CarolinaSock]

Well anyone saying to cut our best Olineman can be ignored from now on. You can't complain about protection then want to cut our all pro center. Not that popularity contest the pro bowl, he was an all pro last year.

[thefuzz]

Well anyone saying to cut our best Olineman can be ignored from now on. You can't complain about protection then want to cut our all pro center. Not that popularity contest the pro bowl, he was an all pro last year.

 

Anyone who talks about not cutting folks because of past pro-bowls, but refuse to look at the cap implications of keeping a player on a roster needs to be ignored from now on.

[thefuzz]

That Jonathan Stewart contract....every time I see the numbers, I just can't believe it's real. That has to be a joke. Jonathan Stewart is still a good running back, but that might be the worst contract since Sean Gilbert or extending Jake Delhomme after the Arizona playoff game.

 

What sucks, is there were only a couple of people from this entire board that called it the minute his extension was announced.  Everyone was jumping for joy because they got to draft DWill and Stew again for their fantasy football teams the next season.

 

 

It was a bad draft pick, it was a bad call to extend DWill, and it was an even bigger blunder to extend Stew.  Hurney is to blame for what we are looking at on the field on Sundays.

[CarolinaSock]

Anyone who talks about not cutting folks because of past pro-bowls, but refuse to look at the cap implications of keeping a player on a roster needs to be ignored from now on.

He was all pro last year, not just the joke that is the pro bowl. He's still our best lineman even with someone new beside him almost every week. Want to see a laughing stock front office? Cut someone a year removed from being an all pro with no injury or age concerns.

[beastson]

No, he would be a $13.6m cap hit. Dead money is what matters when cutting a player.

 

Wow and Hurney has a nerve to voice his opinion on our team on the radio 

[nosuchthingasapanther]

It was a bad draft pick, it was a bad call to extend DWill, and it was an even bigger blunder to extend Stew.  Hurney is to blame for what we are looking at on the field on Sundays.

i wouldn't go so far as to say he was a bad draft pick. he was exactly what fox was looking for and he wasn't going to make it out of the first round.

double trouble became trouble for the franchise when hurney dealt that ridiculous contract to williams.

[AceMan]

Hardy - Sadly, I believe Hardy walks...

Kalil - Surprise cut

D-Will - Gets the "Godfrey treatment", he'll take a pay cut and try to hang on

Stewart - Stays

Bell - Gone, even with lack of depth at T

Charles Johnson - Stays, but takes a paycut

[thefuzz]

He was all pro last year, not just the joke that is the pro bowl. He's still our best lineman even with someone new beside him almost every week. Want to see a laughing stock front office? Cut someone a year removed from being an all pro with no injury or age concerns.

 

No one is calling for him to be cut, but to laugh off folks because it's brought up is shortsighted.

 

 

He is a good C, and a good guy in the locker room, but we are a 3 win team, and he will make almost 12 million dollars next season.  

 

 

Everything is on the board right now for Gettleman.  Cutting players like Kalil, CJ, DWill, and Stew are all on the table.  Are we rebuilding or re-tooling?  If re-tooling, then no, Kalil will not be cut, rebuilding.....and he is probably gone just like the other 3 mentioned.

[thefuzz]

i wouldn't go so far as to say he was a bad draft pick. he was exactly what fox was looking for and he wasn't going to make it out of the first round.

double trouble became trouble for the franchise when hurney dealt that ridiculous contract to williams.

 

If you see another NFL team draft 2 first round RB's in 3 years give me a shout.