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T.O.'s Cap Hit - Once and For All
I have seen that fans have some questions about the accurate salary cap figure regarding Terrell Owens. There have been some conflicting numbers and confusion.
Stephen Jones said the correct 2009 salary cap hit for Terrell Owens, if they were to release him, is $600,000 above the figure if they kept him. That would be just about $9.5 million.
But Stephen Jones did not say they intend to cut Owens. He just said the figure. That's all.
- Mac Engel
Posted at 10:57 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Cowboys Talking to Agents for Ware and Canty This Weekend
Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones said he plans to meet with the agents who represent Chris Canty and DeMarcus Ware this weekend while in Indianapolis.
Ware will likely receive some monster, team-record contract at some point this offseason. The chances of keeping Canty continue to fade.
As for Keith Davis, who manages to keep sticking around, he can be a free agent. He won't command much money, but the Cowboys aren't real sure about that.
- Mac Engel
Posted at 10:54 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Late Blogging: Live from the Combine on Tape Delay
I have good reason why there has been nothing on this blog lately - myself and a pair of other reporters were on a "stakeout" in a hotel lobby on Friday night from 5:30 p.m. until midnight in hopes of finding Jerry Jones.
He never showed. Apparently, the Jones crew arrived shortly after midnight. That's usually how it works.
But Jerry, Stephen Jones et all have made it to Indianapolis. The famous Cowboys bus, however, has not. The custom made luxury bus that usually makes it to wherever the Jones' are going to be for an extended period apparently had some mechanical failures and had to go back to North Texas.
(insert broke down Cowboys joke here)
But sitting in the lobby last night did give me the chance to see one of the more unique sights: Looking at Cardinals owner and noted recluse Bill Bidwill walking about as fast as an amaradillo into the hotel, wearing his Cardinals NFC Champions cap. He was wearing slacks and a red sports jacket, so the hat was sort of an odd compliment. But considering the Cardinals never really had such a hat before, you can't really blame the guy.
- Mac Engel
Posted at 10:48 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
I have seen that fans have some questions about the accurate salary cap figure regarding Terrell Owens. There have been some conflicting numbers and confusion.
Stephen Jones said the correct 2009 salary cap hit for Terrell Owens, if they were to release him, is $600,000 above the figure if they kept him. That would be just about $9.5 million.
But Stephen Jones did not say they intend to cut Owens. He just said the figure. That's all.
- Mac Engel
Posted at 10:57 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Cowboys Talking to Agents for Ware and Canty This Weekend
Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones said he plans to meet with the agents who represent Chris Canty and DeMarcus Ware this weekend while in Indianapolis.
Ware will likely receive some monster, team-record contract at some point this offseason. The chances of keeping Canty continue to fade.
As for Keith Davis, who manages to keep sticking around, he can be a free agent. He won't command much money, but the Cowboys aren't real sure about that.
- Mac Engel
Posted at 10:54 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Late Blogging: Live from the Combine on Tape Delay
I have good reason why there has been nothing on this blog lately - myself and a pair of other reporters were on a "stakeout" in a hotel lobby on Friday night from 5:30 p.m. until midnight in hopes of finding Jerry Jones.
He never showed. Apparently, the Jones crew arrived shortly after midnight. That's usually how it works.
But Jerry, Stephen Jones et all have made it to Indianapolis. The famous Cowboys bus, however, has not. The custom made luxury bus that usually makes it to wherever the Jones' are going to be for an extended period apparently had some mechanical failures and had to go back to North Texas.
(insert broke down Cowboys joke here)
But sitting in the lobby last night did give me the chance to see one of the more unique sights: Looking at Cardinals owner and noted recluse Bill Bidwill walking about as fast as an amaradillo into the hotel, wearing his Cardinals NFC Champions cap. He was wearing slacks and a red sports jacket, so the hat was sort of an odd compliment. But considering the Cardinals never really had such a hat before, you can't really blame the guy.
- Mac Engel
Posted at 10:48 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
