zekecowboy
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Exactly, lol.
The thing is the 3 major losses (Cooper, Collins and Gregory), did not create any cap space.
Coop is costing us 6 mil this year, yet he's playing for the Browns for less than 5. We could have restructured and got his numer down to very close to the 6 mil he is costing us in dead cap. Same with Collins. we will take a dead cap hit once we officially cut him June 1, and he will be playing for the Bengals for about our cap hit. Folwer and Armstrong are making about a mil more than Gregory's cap hit for the Broncos.
So we are not creating any cap space that restructures would not have already created, and losing 3 front line starters for nothing (well, we did get a 5th rounder for Cooper, lol) is just poor asset management.
If you wanted to move them off the team, drive up the value and get good assets in return.
I don't think anyone would be complaining if we did that, had an extra 2nd and an extra 3rd or so so we could replace the lost assets, but what we did (talk trash about them and drive down their value) was just really stupid. We just hurt ourselves.
BINGO!!!!
If you wanted to move them off the team, drive up the value and get good assets in return.
I don't think anyone would be complaining if we did that, had an extra 2nd and an extra 3rd or so so we could replace the lost assets, but what we did (talk trash about them and drive down their value) was just really stupid. We just hurt ourselves.