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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Newtown Square, PA
Age: 47
Posts: 12,458
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Re: Redskins 2013 Salary Cap Status
With the news that the 2013 salary cap is coming in at $123M instead of the expected $121M, the Redskins effectively pick up $2.0M in cap space. The numbers below have been updated to reflect that.
Also, upon further reflection, I'm revising the anticipated cost of resigning Fred Davis. Coming off a major injury like that, and given that he's only had one really impressive season, he shouldn't command a contract that would generate a $5M cap hit ($4.5 once net of the replacement) in year 1 of the contract. I'll go with $2.5M hit in year 1. That could still give him a hefty payday with solid guarantees, but it won't pay him at the pro bowl level like I had him at. Information can always improve. All figures presented in millions. 2013 Redskins Cap Room (Overage): ($3.1) Roster Cuts or Restructures: DeAngelo Hall $7.5 Santana Moss $3.7 London Fletcher (retirement?) $2.7 Josh Wilson $3.2 Jamaal Brown $0.2 Adam Carriker $2.2 Maximum Cap Space Created through Cuts or Restructures: $19.5 Priority Resignings/Replacements: Fred Davis or similar TE: ($2.5) Kory Lichtensteiger: ($2.5) Darrel Young: ($1.0) Logan Paulsen: ($0.6) Lorenzo Alexander: ($1.8) Nick Sundberg or similar LS: ($0.3) Rob Jackson: ($1.6) Sav Rocca or similar P: ($0.4) Tyler Polumbus: ($1.1) Cap Space Required for Resignings/Replacements ($11.8) Rookie Pool Impact ($0.5) Anticipated Cap Space Available for Free Agency: $4.1
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