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Isn't he forced to meet a set % average of salary cap used over a 4 year period? They are not even close after what he has done last year and this year plus Grigson's last year as GM.
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#52
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Luck is signed. Hilton is signed. The interior of the O line is signed. This team isn't ready to compete. Maybe after next year. Throwing money around doesn't =winning. See the Redskins
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#53
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I'm just throwing shit against the wall. But would anybody here trade for Amari Cooper?
He had a horrible year last season, but has improved this season. Gruden seems to be an idiot. So what would we give? |
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Not really forced. The team will have to pay the players union if they don't meet the cap minimum.
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Like Hoosier said, they don’t have to pay the players.
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No. He was terrible last year as well right?
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Quote:
https://www.profootballfocus.com/new...tter-drop-rate Quote:
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That would= the ultimate in stupidity!
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I am pretty sure they will not do that, rather move money forward on a few contracts to cover the percent or extend a vet with something front-loaded.
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One of the rare things I agree with Venturi on... |
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