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Chris Gamble to Retire


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wow. i didn't see this coming. better than signing with an NFCS foe at least.

This is the first thing I thought. Lets be honest, you're getting up in age, you've been hurt, and you got a tonne of money. Nearly everyone would do the same thing rather than risk more injuries and pain and moving your whole family and learning a new team, etc etc.

Thanks for all your services, Mr. Gamble.

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This is the first thing I thought. Lets be honest, you're getting up in age, you've been hurt, and you got a tonne of money. Nearly everyone would do the same thing rather than risk more injuries and pain and moving your whole family and learning a new team, etc etc.

Thanks for all your services, Mr. Gamble.

Agreed, I have a feeling he's sort of lost his love for the game(several years ago giving up the team with Clausen, and the last couple years not making the playoffs), and may be worried about having to rehab another injury. If he's been smart with his money, more power to him, although he may regret it one day.

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No.

Cut = retire. Same as far as cap hit.

Wrong again it accelerates the cap hit all the same from signing bonus, however he is still going to have DEAD money on all the remaining years of the contract that would not have counted had he retired.

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I looked this up (talked with others) and this is incorrect.

Dead money would be the same either way.

I realized this it is due to the accelerated signing bonus, however had he retired instead of being cut we wouldn't have been on the hook for the portion of his guaranteed salary over the remainder of the contract.

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