conner01
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I’m not sure how much we actually have right now but we generally take a lot into the season for in season dealsExactly..........They have a 5th year on Lamb, Parsons is not even eligible yet, and even if you give Diggs an extension it would not kick in until after his rookie contract expires, meaning you still would not need any large cap space for him this year.
In other words, there is no plausible reason for restructuring multiple contracts to free up $20+ million in cap space THIS YEAR for extensions for those guys. You also are not going to restructure contracts to free up cap space to "roll over" into next season and you dont need near this amount of cap space for draft picks, not when you are getting an additional $11 million after June 1st from the Zeke cut, which is more than enough by itself to sign your entire draft class.
The only logical explanation for needing this much cap space right now is to be able to absorb a large contract through either trade/free agency.
But all money carry’s over if you don’t spend it. I think they will wait and see if the cost of some of these trades come down and some of the ask from a guy like OBJ
A big deal aside we still need 4-5 guys just to replace some we lost but most won’t be high dollar guys. They like a guy like Kearse who really never got a shot but had talent. Maybe a guy who was a good prospect coming out but been held back by injury. That’s kinda how we built the safety position