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Redskins facing cap penalties
[b]Redskins | Team facing salary cap penalties[/b]
Sun, 5 Mar 2006 09:14:08 -0800 <A href="http://www.kffl.com/link/162">[color=#0000ff]Mark Curnutte[/color], of the [url="http://www.kffl.com/link/163"][color=#0000ff]Cincinnati Enquirer[/color][/url], reports the [url="http://www.kffl.com/team/37/nfl"][color=#0000ff]Washington Redskins[/color][/url] might not be able to get under the salary cap of $94.5 million for the 2006 season. Several owners believe the [url="http://www.kffl.com/team/37/nfl"][color=#0000ff]Redskins[/color][/url] will not be able to get under $98 million because of all the amortization left on signing bonuses. The club faces a fine and/or forfeiture of draft picks. A group of small-market owners are watching to see how [url="http://www.kffl.com/team/77/nfl"][color=#0000ff]NFL[/color][/url] commissioner Paul Tagliabue might punish them. |
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he obviously didn't do the math, its possible and with the restructures it might not even be that big a deal.
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[QUOTE=That Guy]he obviously didn't do the math, its possible and with the restructures it might not even be that big a deal.[/QUOTE]
I'm sure that a Cincinnati reporter is on top of the Redskins cap situation... yawn... |
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everyone likes to write about the redskins. it is actually quite amazing.
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The Bengals are keenly interested in everything we do because with revenue sharing, they will essentially become stockholders in the Redskins. We can pile some more money on their already huge profit margin. The fact that their people are badmouthing us to the local press is an extreme insult.
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Everyone wants to jump on the 'Redskins are doomed' bandwagon and it's not like we have even won anything recently. I mean who do they think we are, the Patriots?
When Dan and Vinny signed Jeff George, Deon Sanders, Jerimiah Trotter, Dana Stubblefield, etc. they got exactly the punishment they deserved - Jeff George, Deon Sanders, Jerimiah Trotter, Dana Stubblefield etc. Get over it already! If they postpone this deadline one more time I'm gonna kirk out. |
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kirk out?if im snyder and company ,i might try a little hardball with the league,just staying over the cap and see what happens.one thing thats not gonna happen is the league making the skins forfeit any games.its probably a money thing
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This report is as wrong as the day is long. The Skins will be cap compliant without a problem. This reporter probably doesn't realize that Brunell, Portis, Springs, Thomas, Jansen, and Wynn have all agreed to various restructures that save a decent amount of cap room. And he obviously didn't know about the Lavar move. Once we cut the bums (Bowen, Harris, Noble, Raymer, etc) we'll be compliant.
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[QUOTE=BigSKINBauer]everyone likes to write about the redskins. it is actually quite amazing.[/QUOTE]
that means they are doing something right and it bothers them. it is amazing isn,t it... |
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There are reports to day "IF" the owners ok the CBA Tuesday the cap will be 106.5 million. Do any of you see the owners signing off on this???? Or just more delays?
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[QUOTE=81forHOF]Everyone wants to jump on the 'Redskins are doomed' bandwagon and it's not like we have even won anything recently. I mean who do they think we are, the Patriots?
When Dan and Vinny signed Jeff George, Deon Sanders, Jerimiah Trotter, Dana Stubblefield, etc. they got exactly the punishment they deserved - Jeff George, Deon Sanders, Jerimiah Trotter, Dana Stubblefield etc. Get over it already! If they postpone this deadline one more time I'm gonna kirk out.[/QUOTE] i couldn't agree more great comment o and let them take our first round draft pick...well take it from the broncos. that is a good punishment for us |
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[QUOTE=70Chip]The Bengals are keenly interested in everything we do because with revenue sharing, they will essentially become stockholders in the Redskins. We can pile some more money on their already huge profit margin. The fact that their people are badmouthing us to the local press is an extreme insult.[/QUOTE]
I agree. They are a subsidiary of Dan Snyder Inc. and he shouldnt allow it. Would Cendant let NRT bad mouth them, Hell no! |
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Maybe those "observers" aren't as smart as the Redskins. Yes, I said it. Mr. Snyder has been getting smarter and smarter abour running the franchise ever sense I figure out that he should get football guys to develop the on field product while he manages the business side, which he does very well.
So, Snyder, Cerrato & company figure out how to use their $$$ resources to land talent withing the confines of the old CBA and the small market/small minded teams want to negotiate that away. Things that make you go hmmm. |
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