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Our Cap Isn't In Good Shape For 2013


fieryprophet

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cut someone who's performed as one of the best corners in the league the last two years

the ideal scenario

Never said it was, but he's almost guaranteed to be a cap casualty because of the Mess the team is in. No one else gives even close to that kind of cap relief (Almost 8 million) by restructuring or cutting them. The team could restructure him, but it would cut the savings drastically.

DeAngelo saves the team around 3.4 and that's if it's split over two seasons. Smith, Stewart, Anderson and Godfrey are untouchable cut wise. That pretty much leaves.

Gamble, Gross, Nak, Edwards, Williams and Beason.

Williams and Beason are the harder of those deals being a straight cut. Beason gets a restructure and Williams probably stays for one more year. That leaves Gamble, Gross, Nak and Edwards. The team isn't going to cut it's only starting caliber LT, so Gross is out- so restructure him to save money.

Nak and Edwards are gone and it saves the team 4.3, The team still needs to cut a lot of space after that. So there goes Gamble....

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I understand that cutting Gamble saves us the most, but what FA are you going to sign who is as good at their respective postion as Gamble is at his? He's easily a top 10 NFL corner on a team with no other top individual talent in the secondary.

The team is left in a bind, they'll have to rely on what they have, can get in the draft or a cheap FA.

Even if the team Cuts Nak, Edwards and Williams, then Restructures Beason and Gross. 7.7 of 13 million in Nak, Edwards and Williams, the team would have to save around 15 Million on the Gross and Beason restructures and that's highly unlikely.

Even if the team saves, what I proposed on the high end of 7-9 million. That puts them under the cap by only around 2-4 million. The team would still have major holes and not enough money to sign at least some low level FA's.

Gamble is almost assuredly gone, its possible that the team restructures him, but that would put them into the same situation in 3 years.

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Stop the presses, Hurney wasn't very good at his job.

Some of the things mentioned in that article aren't even correct but I don't feel like addressing them TBH. I'm just going to ignore this f-ed up situation as much as possible and let the new GM have the oh-so-fun task of dealing with this load of crap. I advise everyone else to do the same.

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Cut Gamble, Beason, Edwards, pick up a DT and db in the draft.

Our D finished out the year proving we dont need them to be top 15 and all 3 are injury prone so theres no telling how much playing time they have left anyway.

Cut Deangelo and let Armand Smith and Stewart pick up the runs along with Tolbert and pick up a 4-6th round RB in the draft.

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Actually fug it, cut Gamble. If this season has taught me one thing it is this, dominate the LOS and win the game. As long as you have guys in the secondary that are physical with receivers off the line (like Josh Thomas) you can win. Gamble was never that guy and it hurt us at times.

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Aren't we still paying for Mare? Who was like 2 kickers ago? Lol que the Hurney dealwithit gif

Like someone else already said, this happens every offseason and every year we manage to find a way to make the numbers work....not worried

Except we've never actually made it work. We've just buried the problem and it's coming bak to bite us more and more viciously each year.

Gross should be as good as gone.

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Actually fug it, cut Gamble. If this season has taught me one thing it is this, dominate the LOS and win the game. As long as you have guys in the secondary that are physical with receivers off the line (like Josh Thomas) you can win. Gamble was never that guy and it hurt us at times.

Terry Cousin and Reggie Howard say hi.

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It was funny when so many people celebrated when we signed our core players to big deals, and now those same people are forced to understand how dumb some of those decisions were.

There will be a way, and a lot of people won't like it.

Yeah, those people are called fools. Herp derp! We signed our core for years! Welcome to the next dynasty!

Too bad our core was never that good to begin with.

One day. One day this organization will get it right.

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I think you try to keep your strength strong. So I say we keep Deangelo and draft a RB in every round of the draft.

I watched the Redskins and other teams go crazy paying players. I don't know how but the Panthers will figure it out. In the past they've always gotten under the cap with room to spare and sign some players.

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