Doomsay
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Wow, still pushing the "huge cap hit" angle. How can anyone take you seriously?
It's 5 mill saved with him gone. If anything, a release would allow us to spread that over two years (which we have no need to do).
Forgo a mid round pick and bad feelings? You can be damn sure if you trade Romo where he don't want to go, that his teammates will be upset. Plus, he'd likely just retire and you'd get nothing.
This is a simple principle. In football and in life. Don't be an &$#+0!#.
Calm down, you're getting ahead of yourself.
Huge cap hits exists, just a fact. Tony's is somewhat close to the entire Cap resources committed to next year's DL. Tony is going to be paid well wherever he goes and is already (deservedly) incredibly rich, most of the players on the team will never be. A quarter of the team hasn't seen him play in a meaningful way or in a meaningful season.
Everybody wishes him well, I'm sure, but while he's soaking up more than 10% of the team's resources while playing for another team, I think that they'd at least like to get the best draft prospect possible for him in a trade to maximize their own playoff chances. If that means the Jets will give us a 2nd for Tony after we hang tough through training camp, so be it.