Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 237623)

Its all funny money. The trick is resigning the guys on the team you trust to keep working hard. BTW, the Colts will be looking for a QB in 2 years but all that money might help

Originally Posted by Oldcolt (Post 237625)

Ryan says he wants to play for 6

Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 237631)

Maybe it is. Maybe it isn't. They still have to be under the cap, which means things will change for them. If I am reading the site right, those cap dollars only add up to 36 players for them, so they will have to fit an additional 17 players into a negative cap, while ours is 40 players, and a positive cap.

Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 237631)

Maybe it is. Maybe it isn't. They still have to be under the cap, which means things will change for them. If I am reading the site right, those cap dollars only add up to 36 players for them, so they will have to fit an additional 17 players into a negative cap, while ours is 40 players, and a positive cap.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 237643)

How many large salary numbers are there in that figure? Any salary can be guaranteed and thereby amortized over the life of the contract. That said I hope the Titans let Jeffrey Simmons get away and the Colts pair him with Buckner. Absolute pipe dream, but I said at the time that the Colts should've traded up for Simmons and he was my top choice for the Colts in that draft.

Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 237646)

Nothing wrong with Grover Stewart

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 237648)

There's not, but if I could field a DL of Nick Bosa, Aaron Donald, DeForest Buckner, and TJ Watt, I would, no matter who I had already.

Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 237621)

Just went there. Titans are not in good shape for the future, nor are the Jaguars.
Titans:
available cap space($2,370,061) effective cap ($13,620,061) cap spending $218,662,442 Dead money $8,707,619
Jagoffs:cap space($7,719,984) effective cap($16,719,984) cap spending $231,308,487 Dead money $1,411,497

However, it looks much better for us.
Colts: cap space $33,540,596 effective cap space $25,290,596 spending $191,259,437 Dead money $199,967

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 237643)

How many large salary numbers are there in that figure? Any salary can be guaranteed and thereby amortized over the life of the contract. That said I hope the Titans let Jeffrey Simmons get away and the Colts pair him with Buckner. Absolute pipe dream, but I said at the time that the Colts should've traded up for Simmons and he was my top choice for the Colts in that draft.