Salary Cap set

[Keep Pounding]

I have suggested this numerous times, keep your head low.

But it is true, we over committed to D Will, with his contract being what it is.

I assume you haven't seen the cap hit we would take if we release DWill. It's something like 15m+. So, no, that won't work.

Next season we won't have to worry so much about re-signing Jonathon Stewart, as we can just Franchise tag him.

This years RB franchise is a little under 8 million

http://blogs.nfl.com/2012/03/11/salary-cap-set-at-120-6-million-for-2012/

For having such a young team, we have the core group taking up way to much money. Next year most likely will be the same thing.

[C47]

Why are we not restructuring Davis, Williams, and Godfrey's huge contracts. Get them down and go after some needs and quit relying on the draft so much.

DeAngelo and Godfrey aren't very realistic restructures because they just signed last year. More likely candidates are Smitty, Gross, Wharton and Gamble, with Davis being resigned to an incentive deal to avoid his huge option bonus he is due that was put in for injury protection....

[Mr. Scot]

When is the Huddle salary cap going to be set? We need to cut some dead weight (except for me).

I don't really wanna restructure again, but if they ask I probably will.

Gotta be a team player, ya know :sosp:

[C47]

I don't really wanna restructure again, but if they ask I probably will.

Gotta be a team player, ya know :sosp:

Fug that, I'm not taking a penny less then 3 mil per season!

[bhardin81]

I assume you haven't seen the cap hit we would take if we release DWill. It's something like 15m+. So, no, that won't work.

Next season we won't have to worry so much about re-signing Jonathon Stewart, as we can just Franchise tag him.

I'm not saying release him, there are plenty of teams looking for a good running back shop him around. I never thought he should have gotten a big deal. We are plenty deep at rb.

[Mr. Scot]

Fug that' date=' I'm not taking a penny less then 3 mil per season![/quote']

I understand. But heck, at my age, I'm lucky to still be posting.

Fairly certain they're already grooming my replacement, anyway.

[ed bell]

I'm not saying release him, there are plenty of teams looking for a good running back shop him around. I never thought he should have gotten a big deal. We are plenty deep at rb.

He wouldn't have been re-signed to that big deal last year in order trade him this year. The DeAngelo decision/situation is in stone for at least this year and maybe next year as well.

[BeasonBeastingBacks]

I'm not saying release him, there are plenty of teams looking for a good running back shop him around. I never thought he should have gotten a big deal. We are plenty deep at rb.

no one's going to trade for a 28 year old RB with a gigantic contract

[Keep Pounding]

Al Davis would!!!!!

[bhardin81]

no one's going to trade for a 28 year old RB with a gigantic contract

Wishful thinking...with the needs we have and the money we have could lead us to another rough season. Newton has a huge target now the line needs work. Number two receiver is wishy washy...not to the mention the defense. Letting Connor go test the market is rough not knowing how Beason will be. And our secondary is laughable. They screwed up huge with the 3 huge contracts last year.

[Argus Plexus]

The only thing I got I'd to put up a better supporting group. Just big money to free up.

English ftw

[Stroupe-a-loop]

They screwed up huge with the 3 huge contracts last year.

Kalil, Johnson, and Williams? Two played at a pro-bowl level last year, and I'm fine with Williams if having another option on offense helped in any way with the development of Newton.

[Keep Pounding]

Just posted in another thread, we currently sit 5.3 million over the cap, not to bad.

[cptx]

Fug that' date=' I'm not taking a penny less then 3 mil per season![/quote']

Hell, I'll fill the gatorade, as long as I can stand on the sidelines and watch.