‘”The bottom line is they want Eric to take a drastic cut and we don’t feel his skills have diminished to justify that,” personal advisor Greg Johnson said. “It’s just not going to work.” What could make it work? An extension to the collective bargaining agreement. If the CBA were extended, the salary cap now set at $94.5 million would rise an estimated $10 million and restrictive transition year rules that cut into cap space and limit how contracts are structured would be lifted. That would make living with Moulds’ $10.8 million cap figure and paying him the $7.1 million in cash that he’s due in 2006 a lot easier for the Bills.’