Bowdown27
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Seems that way at the moment.If I had to bet on a team doing something stupid, it would be the Bears.
Seems that way at the moment.If I had to bet on a team doing something stupid, it would be the Bears.
Seems that way at the moment.
But what happened to CAP HELL???
Next time anyone tells you a players contract destroys said teams Cap since the last to collective bargaining agreement the Owners have protected themselves....not getting deals is either cheap owner or Lazy GM...
I told @aria cap hell was a myth and he looked at me crazy....I keep trying to tell people man cap hell is not what guys think it is.But what happened to CAP HELL???
Next time anyone tells you a players contract destroys said teams Cap since the last to collective bargaining agreement the Owners have protected themselves....not getting deals is either cheap owner or Lazy GM...
Since you said it and a few other people agreed it’s gotta be true! As usual though, thanks for thinking of me.I'd rather keep my 1st rounders and Tribusky then
I told @aria cap hell was a myth and he looked at me crazy....I keep trying to tell people man cap hell is not what guys think it is.
Indeed lol smh, rumor is that Foles will be going back to philly again so maybe we should worry about him more lolThey certainly seem to be the only ones willing to overpay for a benched, damaged-goods quarterback.
As long as that pro bowler isn’t Jaylon I approveMartin, Lamb, two 1sts, a 3rd and a Pro Bowler to be named later.
You're welcome.Since you said it and a few other people agreed it’s gotta be true! As usual though, thanks for thinking of me.
So Philly wins the Super Bowl in 2018, sign Wentz to extension in 2019 and have gone downhill ever since........But what happened to CAP HELL???
Next time anyone tells you a players contract destroys said teams Cap since the last to collective bargaining agreement the Owners have protected themselves....not getting deals is either cheap owner or Lazy GM...
I'd rather keep my 1st rounders and Tribusky then
I told @aria cap hell was a myth and he looked at me crazy....I keep trying to tell people man cap hell is not what guys think it is.
So Philly, for example, will be fine and be able to keep their current roster and/or add some really good FAs?
Who is this very good source?Here is the latest I have heard from a very good source: Wentz to Chicago, Philly gets Foles, 1st, 5th or a player.
They are fine to me because I fail to see anyone even worth keeping aside from guys like Miles Sanders, Goedert and Hurts.......so if Desean Jackson, Carson Wentz, Alshon Jeffrey's, etc. are cap casualties? So be it.To me cap hell would be if they had these plethora of weapons they needed to pay and try and keep. But they don't.
I'd rather keep my 1st rounders and Tribusky then
I told @aria cap hell was a myth and he looked at me crazy....I keep trying to tell people man cap hell is not what guys think it is.
Here is the latest I have heard from a very good source: Wentz to Chicago, Philly gets Foles, 1st, 5th or a player.
So let's say they trade Wentz as rumored, and then cut Jackson and Jeffery, which I think is a good bet. That is a total of $11.3 million in CAP saves, assuming Jackson and Jeffery are designated June 1 cuts. But the Eagles are at least $43 million over the CAP. They need to find$32 million more to get under the CAP then have a rookie pool (and if they get multiple 1st round picks for Wentz that pool will have to be a bigger).
The good news is most of their top players are signed for 2021.
As I said earlier, trading Wentz and taking his contracts as dead CAP money in 2021, frees up over $30 million in 2022. The CAP should also go back up over $200 million then too. This means the Eagles can easily restructure contracts pushing their cap problem out to 2022.
The problem for them is really whether or not Hurts is going to actually be a good NFL QB. I would not be surprised if the Eagles, with multiple first round picks, take a QB in the first round.
I would also not be surprised if a player like Zach Ertz is traded or cut.