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Pro Bowl
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Virginia Beach
Age: 52
Posts: 5,311
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Re: Potential Offseason Cuts and Cap Savings
They would more than make up the $6.5 mil they'd lose by cutting Archuleta with dumping Brunell, Daniels and Wynn. ($6.73 million)
Can anyone honestly say there would be any noticeable difference with the latter two off the team? |
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Feb 2004
Age: 47
Posts: 8,317
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Re: Potential Offseason Cuts and Cap Savings
Maybe he'll be so miserable that he'll buy his way out of the contract to go to Chicago.
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Most Interesting Man in the World
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Chantilly, VA
Age: 39
Posts: 8,606
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Re: Potential Offseason Cuts and Cap Savings
You think anyone is gonna want him after the way he has looked this year?
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Most Interesting Man in the World
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Chantilly, VA
Age: 39
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Re: Potential Offseason Cuts and Cap Savings
Do you guys realize we are gonna be in huge trouble in a couple years when ARE's and AA's contracts start becoming really expensive. I really hope ARE will restructure then, he seems really committed to the team.
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Impact Rookie
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 726
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Re: Potential Offseason Cuts and Cap Savings
THis may seem incredibly naive...but we've been hearing about how the salary cap is going to catch up to us for years- how our spending (however stupid) is going to kill us- etc. but last time I checked, every year we go out and spend money to aquire whatever toys we prize (with almost no regard for cost). it seems to me, as players can always restructure, and salaries can be spread over years, that no matter how much we spend, we will always make it work. The only time, that i see this system failing (in a financial sense-bc it has already failed in on-field performance) is if Synder sells, and the new owner doesn't subscribe to his push payments into perpetuity formula. is my logic fatally flawed here??
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