Sandyf
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Cap hits for players that could be traded or released:
*pb = prorated bonus charge
*08 sal = 2008 salary
Roy Williams - pb $5,340,000 - 08 sal $3,720,000 = hit $1,620,000
Jason Ferguson - pb $1,800,000 - 08 sal $4,000,000 = add $2,200,000
Bobby Carpenter - pb $4,500,000 - 08 sal $590,000 = hit $3,900,000
Marcus Spears - pb $4,020,000 - 08 sal $602,500 = hit $3,417,500
Terry Glenn - pb $4,950,000 - 08 sal $1,740,000 = hit $3,210,000
I got the salaries from the nflpa.org and the bonuses from the original contract. Now, some of the bonus money could have had more paid up front in any one year lowering that amount.
If Glenn retires after June 1st the hit would change or it is possible that Glenn stays on the team another year and they rework his contract since he has a salary hit of $2,000,000 in 2009 and $4,950,000 in 2010. So it means they could extend the contract giving him say a 5 year deal with the money not changing although he would get a little up front but lower the cap number the next couple of years. Something like give him $1,000,000 in bonus extend the contract two years with 2012 being a huge salary and 2008 and 2009 being minimum veteran salary but you spread the numbers so his cap hit would be something like $1,900,000 for 2008 and $2,200,00 for 2009. His cap hit for 2008 is currently $3,390,000.
Trading any of those players is going to effect what we do in free agency.
If we really are going to trade Carpenter and Spears, leads me to believe that we are also going to rework a few contracts.
*pb = prorated bonus charge
*08 sal = 2008 salary
Roy Williams - pb $5,340,000 - 08 sal $3,720,000 = hit $1,620,000
Jason Ferguson - pb $1,800,000 - 08 sal $4,000,000 = add $2,200,000
Bobby Carpenter - pb $4,500,000 - 08 sal $590,000 = hit $3,900,000
Marcus Spears - pb $4,020,000 - 08 sal $602,500 = hit $3,417,500
Terry Glenn - pb $4,950,000 - 08 sal $1,740,000 = hit $3,210,000
I got the salaries from the nflpa.org and the bonuses from the original contract. Now, some of the bonus money could have had more paid up front in any one year lowering that amount.
If Glenn retires after June 1st the hit would change or it is possible that Glenn stays on the team another year and they rework his contract since he has a salary hit of $2,000,000 in 2009 and $4,950,000 in 2010. So it means they could extend the contract giving him say a 5 year deal with the money not changing although he would get a little up front but lower the cap number the next couple of years. Something like give him $1,000,000 in bonus extend the contract two years with 2012 being a huge salary and 2008 and 2009 being minimum veteran salary but you spread the numbers so his cap hit would be something like $1,900,000 for 2008 and $2,200,00 for 2009. His cap hit for 2008 is currently $3,390,000.
Trading any of those players is going to effect what we do in free agency.
If we really are going to trade Carpenter and Spears, leads me to believe that we are also going to rework a few contracts.
