Kolemmitt
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Based on everything we are hearing this is how I see the offseason playing out:
Coop traded, for maybe as high as a 2nd and saves us 16 million and 20 million next year.
LC traded, for maybe a 3rd, only saves us 1.3 million this year, but over 15 million next year.
Jarwin will get an injury settlement. Could save us as much 3.8 million this year and 7 million next year.
Those three moves puts us at 20 million under the cap, after the Schultz tag.
Sounds like we are also working on a long-term deal for Schultz that could bring his salary cap hit as low as 4 million for this year.
That would put us somewhere at 25 to 26 million under the cap, with Schultz signed.
If the Cowboys are high on Joseph, Brown could get cut, but I would favor cutting Lewis to save 2.3 mil this year and then over 6 million in '23.
Both DLaw and Zeke will be here in '22, but will likely be cut next year, which will save us 25 million on next year's cap. Our '23 cap is shaping up to be in very good shape, even with the anticipated Schultz, Gallup, and Gregory deals.
Slater was saying that a deal with Gallup is imminent, coming in somewhere between 10-12 million, with a cap hit this year that would certainly be under 10.
Brouddaus was saying that he thinks Gregory's market won't be as great as has been speculated and that he is looking at between 8-10 million. I think we get that deal done if that is true.
I think we can still fit Kearse and a few cheap FAs after that. Maybe Urban, maybe Hooker, etc.
If this all comes to pass I would be excited about having Gregory, DLaw, and Parsons together for one more year. I would also be excited to have five picks in the top 100 this year. I would imagine fixing the OL, and finding replacements for Cooper and LVE would be the priority in the draft.
This also sets up nicely for '23. Even with those deals above, we will have some nice salary cap space and we should have a number of nice comp picks.
Coop traded, for maybe as high as a 2nd and saves us 16 million and 20 million next year.
LC traded, for maybe a 3rd, only saves us 1.3 million this year, but over 15 million next year.
Jarwin will get an injury settlement. Could save us as much 3.8 million this year and 7 million next year.
Those three moves puts us at 20 million under the cap, after the Schultz tag.
Sounds like we are also working on a long-term deal for Schultz that could bring his salary cap hit as low as 4 million for this year.
That would put us somewhere at 25 to 26 million under the cap, with Schultz signed.
If the Cowboys are high on Joseph, Brown could get cut, but I would favor cutting Lewis to save 2.3 mil this year and then over 6 million in '23.
Both DLaw and Zeke will be here in '22, but will likely be cut next year, which will save us 25 million on next year's cap. Our '23 cap is shaping up to be in very good shape, even with the anticipated Schultz, Gallup, and Gregory deals.
Slater was saying that a deal with Gallup is imminent, coming in somewhere between 10-12 million, with a cap hit this year that would certainly be under 10.
Brouddaus was saying that he thinks Gregory's market won't be as great as has been speculated and that he is looking at between 8-10 million. I think we get that deal done if that is true.
I think we can still fit Kearse and a few cheap FAs after that. Maybe Urban, maybe Hooker, etc.
If this all comes to pass I would be excited about having Gregory, DLaw, and Parsons together for one more year. I would also be excited to have five picks in the top 100 this year. I would imagine fixing the OL, and finding replacements for Cooper and LVE would be the priority in the draft.
This also sets up nicely for '23. Even with those deals above, we will have some nice salary cap space and we should have a number of nice comp picks.
