Fisher: Is there an affordable way that allows Dallas to acquire veteran cornerback Stephon Gilmore?

[TwoCentPlain]

He’s on the last year of his deal and they likely won’t resign him

So, why would they give him away for peanuts when they don’t need the cap space? And they would at least likely get a 3rd round comp pick for him when he leaves.

 

[blueblood70]

His $16.3M cap cost for New England would, in the event of a trade, be divided between the Patriots and his new employer. The $8.5 million of prorated signing bonus stays on the Pats' ledger, and then the remainder of $7.9 million - comes with him (depending on the timing of a $411,000 roster bonus).

So Gilmore's salary number for Dallas would be between $7.3 mil and $7.9 mil, depending on that roster bonus and how much of another wrinkle in his contract ($500,000 in per-game roster bonuses) is considered Likely to be Earned.

https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/.amp...t-trade-and-gilmore?__twitter_impression=true

Ive heard straight up trade 10 for Gilmore, thats no..NE would have to give us 15 and Gilmore for our 10..in that case yes we could still get Moerig maybe parsons if he slides, this JOK joker people keep ravings about..any of them at 15

if fields is their target well they better anti up

 

[CTcowboy203]

You guys are not factoring in that he will want a big deal

No way

exactly. It’s not about this year salary as much as it’s about his salary demands moving forward