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Great news. Now we can move on to the things that matter. Like signing free agents. Woo Whoo!!
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Re: Owners Approve Deal
[QUOTE=3rd ID SOLDIER]how do you post a new thread i can't figure it out[/QUOTE]
click on a forum (like the Locker Room link above) and click new thread. |
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[QUOTE] "Some teams are contributing a little more than others," Redskins owner Dan Synder said. "This is really a win-win." [/QUOTE]
[url="http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/9293410"]http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/9293410[/url] well we definitely got a good deal if snyders actually happy about giving money to other teams |
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[QUOTE=Schneed10]Yes![/QUOTE]
Amen. |
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thank gawd
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Mort says cap will actually be 102
And he thinks free agency might get moved back until Friday. UGH |
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Finally it is over. Let FA begin!
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K so does this mean that all the contract restructuring we done is now void and we could still possibly be over the new cap?
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Since the deal got done all the restructures are voided so we still are left with about the same ammount of money to spend.
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i'm pretty sure most of the restructuring was pending the cba so they had it ready for those players to sign so now its gonna be interesting what players will still restructure which wont have to and if they are gonna make restructure to make room for FA plus brunell should be thinking if i get less money they'll b able to get a better WR to catch my passes besides Moss
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[QUOTE=bigm29]Since the deal got done all the restructures are voided so we still are left with about the same ammount of money to spend.[/QUOTE]
I believe it is safe to assume our cap number goes down significantly with the new CBA. Being able to prorate bonuses over 6 years(as reported earlier) rather than 4 is a big help. Not sure what that does but I'd be suprised if it didn't save upwards of 5 or 6 million. That plus the obvious relase of Noble, the trade or release of Ramsey, and the release of some other non-essentials will probably put us below the cap without having to restructure. Any newly agreed upon restructures will be used to get us free agency money I imagine. I would also guess that most of the now voided restructures aren't as cap friendly under the new CBA as any newly negotiated restructures would be. |
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I said in one of my posts last week to keep the faith guys, a deal was going to get done. I'HAPPY!!!. I know there are a lot of happy fans around the league tonight but none happier than us Skins fans. Yeah!!!!!!!!!
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Found this on NFLPA. Very interesting reading
[url="http://www.nflpa.org/Media/includeu/audible/Mar06Audible.pdf"]http://www.nflpa.org/Media/includeu/audible/Mar06Audible.pdf[/url] |
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I'm mainly interested in all the details being worked out so we can see just how much we are under the cap, and how much we'll be able to spend on free agents. We haven't really targeted anyone because of the lack of a CBA. The next few weeks are really going to be interesting. I'm just so happy they finally got a deal done and we can now be business as usual.
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How will Daniel Snyder celebrate? How about signing John Abraham, Randle El, Andre Dyson, and I guess Steve Hutchinson for good measure.
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