Whirlwin
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Have you heard about the $60 million man?cap space is irrelevant. They wont spend it anyway.
Have you heard about the $60 million man?cap space is irrelevant. They wont spend it anyway.
Of courseCan we trust them to spend on the RIGHT kind of guys, can we trust that there won't be a lot of off season word salad press conferences saying we DON'T have the money, when a site like over the cap tells us otherwise. Can they be trusted to take a peak at the top of the barrel and not the bottom barrel of players in free agency?
With their history i'm unsure, someone please post your thoughts and trust level on these 2 geniuses we have here!!!!
Almost certain June 1 cut: Steele
Possible June 1 cut: Diggs
I dont see Jerry extending CD. that money was already spent.
Parsons will get paid though. But they will need Dak's 2026+ money to pay for it.
Dak might get a June 1 cut in March 2026.
They have to pay Osa.
Lance, Lewis, Seig, Hoffman, Bell, and Turpin need $$$ to stay also.
Its tight.
The problem with this is that there are already 13 teams with more cap space than that next year (including rollover) that do not need to cut or restructure anyone (and several more in that ballpark). And, to add to that, only two of them have less players already under contract for 2025 than they Cowboys do at 40 (The Commanders have 32 but they already have $120 million next year with rollover, and the Raiders who well, are the Raiders).They are not broke.
Restructure Lamb
Extend Micah
Cut Steele.
You add about 45 million in cap space just off those moves. Give or take a bit depending on the details of Lamb’s restructure and Micah’s
Extension.
You’re now at 70 million cap space without even touching Daks contract.
They are not broke. Not even close to it.
The problem with this is that there are already 13 teams with more cap space than that next year (including rollover) that do not need to cut or restructure anyone (and several more in that ballpark). And, to add to that, only two of them have less players already under contract for 2025 than they Cowboys do at 40 (The Commanders have 32 but they already have $120 million next year with rollover, and the Raiders who well, are the Raiders).
Cutting Steele as a June 1st cut would save $14 million but you cannot use it until after June 1st (so it won't help FA until camp).
No we are not broke, but we are still well behind nearly half the league who do not need to create space. As it stands right now we are 22nd(ish) in cap space next year, rollover included. So while we can make space, there are many teams with plenty of space to do what they want in FA and not have to mortgage the future to do so (the way we would need to if we want to be bigger players in FA).
I wouldn't trust a thing that guy says, please don't ever reference him to a post of mine!!! Lol lolThey must spend a minimum amount. Again, fans think they are cheap, but yet here we are talking about how they are up against the cap.
Yes it is how they distribute the money, but that is not what the fans think it is. They can rearrange that allocation.
As @big dog cowboy posted, it doesn't really matter. In March we will all be here posting the same stuff we always posted.
Maybe they will surprise us though.
so should we have more years like this where we just clear the books?
It's already spent. Don't fall for the hoopla.Why would they not spend it? They pretty much will have to spend it to fill the roster and be competitive.
Because they are incredibly football dumb.Why would they not spend it? They pretty much will have to spend it to fill the roster and be competitive.
It's already spent.
Not a lot of free cap $$$ for 2025.The problem with this is that there are already 13 teams with more cap space than that next year (including rollover) that do not need to cut or restructure anyone (and several more in that ballpark). And, to add to that, only two of them have less players already under contract for 2025 than they Cowboys do at 40 (The Commanders have 32 but they already have $120 million next year with rollover, and the Raiders who well, are the Raiders).
Cutting Steele as a June 1st cut would save $14 million but you cannot use it until after June 1st (so it won't help FA until camp).
No we are not broke, but we are still well behind nearly half the league who do not need to create space. As it stands right now we are 22nd(ish) in cap space next year, rollover included. So while we can make space, there are many teams with plenty of space to do what they want in FA and not have to mortgage the future to do so (the way we would need to if we want to be bigger players in FA).
How can you boldly state things you clearly don't understand?Not a lot of free cap $$$ for 2025.
mostly because of Dak.
Cap boy is not going to spend a single penny on a legit free agent, just bargin bin scrubs.Can we trust them to spend on the RIGHT kind of guys, can we trust that there won't be a lot of off season word salad press conferences saying we DON'T have the money, when a site like over the cap tells us otherwise. Can they be trusted to take a peak at the top of the barrel and not the bottom barrel of players in free agency?
With their history i'm unsure, someone please post your thoughts and trust level on these 2 geniuses we have here!!!!
not signing any free agents or trying to create cap space when you could have is!!Signing Dak and CD to huge contracts is not clearing the books.
we'll use all that money on 23 bottom barrel players lolCap boy is not going to spend a single penny on a legit free agent, just bargin bin scrubs.
So it doesnt matter how much cap space they do or do not have.