Kaiser
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His cap savings for last year would of been 5.9 million.
You save his 7 Million salary by cutting him but take a dead cap charge of 4 Million. Thats a savings of 3.
His cap savings for last year would of been 5.9 million.
No. He had a 10.1 million cap hit for 2019 but had 4.2 million dollars left in prorated signing bonus (3.1 in 2019 and 1.1 in 2020).You save his 7 Million salary by cutting him but take a dead cap charge of 4 Million. Thats a savings of 3.
That's your preference. I see others say they want more muscle than fat on our 1 tech. I don't know who to believe.we need a run stuffer..a "fatty" at 1-tech
That's was enough money to sign 2 superior players last off-season
Now your bringing up "we like our guys" or "rod knows best" which is a completely different point. We could of replaced Crawford for the exact price of signing 2 superior players but we couldn't since "Crawfords our friend" "it will make us look dumb for signing him" "rod likes position flex aka being medicore at multiple positions".They rolled over 20 Million in cap space from last year, they had enough money to sign whoever they wanted. They were banking on a breakout by Maliek Collins in his walk year and Woods staying healthy and neither one happened. Its fun to think about Hankins in the middle but he wasn't a scheme fit for Marinelli for better or worse. Also Woods was above average against the run at the 1T for a super low salary, you have to have guys like that on the field in the salary cap era.
Now your bringing up "we like our guys" or "rod knows best" which is a completely different point.
90% of NFL teams Crawford isn't on the roster in 2019 at 10 million hit. The interior line was a laughing stock (aging overpaid crawford, convington whose a back-up, maliek whose injury prone and not that great against the run).
I agree that it's a buyer's market, but I consider some of the names you listed as "ridiculously priced", like Brockers and Suh, and possibly McCoy. Those guys are used to making the big bucks.
That makes it worst. They already have 2 high dollar DE's, they don't need a 10 million cap hit to occasionally rotate to DE and be medicore. There's absolutely no balance on the line when you do this and it leads to players like Convington being your starterThey aren't the comparison to Crawford because he played more DE than DT. And whatever you think of position flex, its valuable to have your 5th DL able to play every one of the 4 DL positions.
My point wasn't saving money, my point was you could literally of upgraded arguably the 2 weakest positions on the team (which would help them win football games) without affecting your future cap versus keeping a guy whose going to be essentially a serviceable back-up/veteranEven in your numbers the team would have saved less than 2% of the teams salary cap by cutting him.
Seems like we're willing to overspend in plenty of areas, but never on the interior Dline. I'd be OK with a high priced free agent. Specially a 26 year old Chris Jones. The top DT in FA.
I also woudn't mind spending but I think he will be out of our range.
That's your preference. I see others say they want more muscle than fat on our 1 tech. I don't know who to believe.
I like the way you describe that. That would be great to have to plug up the middle. 340 is a big boy.all fatty implies is a Big 1-tech like snacks harrison 340 but strong as Ox
I like the way you describe that. That would be great to have to plug up the middle. 340 is a big boy.
With Quinn, Lawrence and Jones that can transform a mediocre D into a great one. It's definitely wishful thinking but I wish they would take the position seriously. Maybe someone like Quinton Jefferson from Seattle? A year older and not as pricey.
Is this Snacks Harrison expected to be available when the Cowboys first pick gets on the clock?yes it would...i think we all got sick and tired of being run up the middle last year and the year before especially by the rams in playoffs
Joe he is a free agent now..the Lions released himIs this Snacks Harrison expected to be available when the Cowboys first pick gets on the clock?
Oh, I thought you were talking about a rookie in the draft. If he's a veteran the FO might see him as too expensive.Joe he is a free agent now..the Lions released him
That makes it worst. They already have 2 high dollar DE's, they don't need a 10 million cap hit to occasionally rotate to DE and be medicore. There's absolutely no balance on the line when you do this and it leads to players like Convington being your starter
My point wasn't saving money, my point was you could literally of upgraded arguably the 2 weakest positions on the team (which would help them win football games) without affecting your future cap versus keeping a guy whose going to be essentially a serviceable back-up/veteran
Don't hate. He's available.You said he is available. He isn't.
And what exactly are you betting $100 to be "right" about? You're already wrong in calling him "available".