Cowboys officially receive salary cap space by way of Michael Gallup's post-June 1st designation

[fairviewfarmer]

Picking someone up after final cuts or off of someone’s practice squad will probably net a player better than what’s out there at the moment.

+1

 

[CWR]

The results of being a bitter Cowboys fan. Even good news gets crapped on.

How is that crapped on? It is in all likelihood exactly what we do. If there was anyone they coveted they'd have already made a move.

 

[Bullflop]

Seems to me as though the organization is mostly concerned about their cap issues more than the talent ones. I wouldn't be too surprised if they concentrate on improving their cap resources for 2025, so that they're better able to "retool" by then. I'm just trying to read the tea leaves, here.

 

[Sydla]

Dude, I have no clue what you’re talking about. I never said I agreed with how the FO ignored FA. I guess that’s what you’re talking about. I’ve wanted them to sign both since the Packers game. Not sure what your problem is.

LOL.

Sure.

 

[Aven8]

Stephen is just going to roll the $9.5 over to next season to cover the $8.7

And now Stephen is scared to even sign our own FA’s it appears………

 

[jblaze2004]

The Dallas Cowboys have received their post-June 1st salary cap space from the Michael Gallup release.
By RJ Ochoa Jun 2, 2024

Generally speaking the post-June 1st designation exists so that teams can release players in March and allow them the opportunity to find new homes while saving as much as they want to from an accounting perspective. It would be the worst kind of situation if teams had to wait until June to actually do it.

But even though the designation is set months earlier the salary cap relief that comes does not happen until June arrives which is why the subject is relevant today. When the Dallas Cowboys released Michael Gallup earlier this offseason they made him a post-June 1st designation.

While Gallup will carry a cap charge of $8.7M in 2025, there is now almost $10M opened up in 2024 by way of his release. Entering the month the Cowboys had $3.8M in cap space according to OverTheCap so if they want to get a little bit more active in things they now have the room to do so.

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...pace-michael-gallup-post-june-1st-designation

Another dumb contract by Jerry and Company.

 

[Flamma]

The results of being a bitter Cowboys fan. Even good news gets crapped on.

I thought that was a good idea. Ideally, you'd like to cover the entire dead cap with carry over money.

 

[J12B]

Picking someone up after final cuts or off of someone’s practice squad will probably net a player better than what’s out there at the moment.

Probably a RB