Literally the opposite lol, he had a 10M cap hit with 5.9 dead money in 2019 and 1.1 if released this offseason.
https://insidethestar.com/will-cowboys-dl-tyrone-crawford-be-a-2019-salary-cap-casualty/
Are you on drugs ? The article you posted LITERALLY says exactly what I stated (5.9 million dollar savings in 2019 if cut, it's the 10.1 million dollar 2019 cap hit minus his 2019/2020 prorated bonus of a combined 4.2). It's a 5.9 million dollar savings for 2019 and would of made the 8 million dollar 2020 base rate come off the books
This is what annoys me, people who don't read and then try to argue by posting an article that states EXACTLY what I have already said twice. 5.9 million is how much you save, not his dead money (you can't have almost 6 million dollars in dead money when you only have 4.2 million dollars total of guranteed money remaining........).
Hankins signed a 1-year deal after his release from Indy
My entire post was 2019 off season. He did NOT sign a 1 year deal in the 2019 off season
Unless you wanted to cut Craw in 2018 for a sizeable cap hit
Cool now your creating made up narratives and applying them to my post. Great work
Both players you suggested were 1-year deals in either 2018 or 2019, you started the narrative
LOL so now it goes from "both players where on 1 year deals in 2019" to "uhhh 2018 or 2019"
There was no narrative. Your the one who ranted about Crawfords replacements being "one year rentals" when that's not true (your trying to downplay Crawford being replace during the 2019 off-season by spinning the narrative as "ohh your a 1 year go for it all guy" which is factually wrong)
you started the narrative
Margus Hunt, Malcom Brown, Shamar Stephen, and Johnathan Hankins literally
ALL SIGNED multiple year deals in 2019.
You can't dispute that so your ranting about where they where previously because your the one who originally claimed "You would literally be in a position where you have 2 FA DT’s this offseason" (false, most of the DT's in that class signed multi year deals and none of them would of refused longer deals)