Romonater
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We are officially in the RT market, boys and girls.
http://www.ajc.com/feed/sports/football/report-doug-free-will-not-return-to-cowboys-in/fKC4z/
Posted: 9:14 a.m. Friday, May 3, 2013
Report: Doug Free Will Not Return To Cowboys In 2013
By KD Drummond
www.sbnation.com
It's something that we've all been discussing, pondering, wishing for... Depending on your point of view, one of these probably describes your take on the situation. According to Mike Fisher, Cowboys Insider, Doug Free has decided that he will not take a pay cut to play for the Dallas Cowboys in 2013. Via 105.3 The Fan's twitter account:
Free was set to count a little over $10 million against the Cowboys salary cap in 2013. If he is designated as a June 1st cut as the report states, the Cowboys will chop his entire base salary ($7 million) off of the 2013 cap charge. As OCC pointed out earlier, that amount was set to be the highest base salary given to a right tackle in 2013.
That will result in Free taking up around $7 million in dead money on the Cowboys 2014 salary cap, based on the acceleration of his remaining signing bonus. Depending on how you look at it, that could be a bad thing, or it could be taken that it also "frees" up an additional $4 million of cap space next year.
http://www.ajc.com/feed/sports/football/report-doug-free-will-not-return-to-cowboys-in/fKC4z/
Posted: 9:14 a.m. Friday, May 3, 2013
Report: Doug Free Will Not Return To Cowboys In 2013
By KD Drummond
www.sbnation.com
It's something that we've all been discussing, pondering, wishing for... Depending on your point of view, one of these probably describes your take on the situation. According to Mike Fisher, Cowboys Insider, Doug Free has decided that he will not take a pay cut to play for the Dallas Cowboys in 2013. Via 105.3 The Fan's twitter account:
According to THE FAN's @fishsports .. Doug Free will not accept a pay cut and will not return to @dallascowboys as of June 1st
— 105.3 The FAN (@1053thefan) May 3, 2013
Dallas is now officially in the right tackle market. — 105.3 The FAN (@1053thefan) May 3, 2013
Free was set to count a little over $10 million against the Cowboys salary cap in 2013. If he is designated as a June 1st cut as the report states, the Cowboys will chop his entire base salary ($7 million) off of the 2013 cap charge. As OCC pointed out earlier, that amount was set to be the highest base salary given to a right tackle in 2013.
That will result in Free taking up around $7 million in dead money on the Cowboys 2014 salary cap, based on the acceleration of his remaining signing bonus. Depending on how you look at it, that could be a bad thing, or it could be taken that it also "frees" up an additional $4 million of cap space next year.