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The Panthers would be wise to get him, all they have are a bunch of journeymen at WR.

And that is why it would have made sense to send Stevie Johnson to Carolina and got a better pick than what we got from the 49ers.

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And that is why it would have made sense to send Stevie Johnson to Carolina and got a better pick than what we got from the 49ers.

Interesting theory. Alas, we'll never know.

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They aren't gonna get squat for him... Always hurt and have a 15 or 16m cap hit next year...

Disagree. He's been pretty durable and just came off a healthy season in which he caught 109 passes for 1,407 yards and 5 TDs, from some pretty bad QB's. He's also been a clean player off the field and a professional on it. I agree thought that he cap hit will make it very hard for them to trade him.

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Disagree. He's been pretty durable and just came off a healthy season in which he caught 109 passes for 1,407 yards and 5 TDs, from some pretty bad QB's. He's also been a clean player off the field and a professional on it. I agree thought that he cap hit will make it very hard for them to trade him.

 

Ok, he was relatively healthy last year...

 

He still isn't worth a 1st round pick at this point in his career, not to mention next years cap number

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Ok, he was relatively healthy last year...

 

He still isn't worth a 1st round pick at this point in his career, not to mention next years cap number

His cap number for another team would be just $6.5M and he's willing to lower it. For the Texans it's huge because of signing bonuses and that's the main reason he probably won't get traded. As for a 1st rounder, I agree that no one will give one up.

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24 Miami Dolphins 62,774,796 61,681,643 18,064,000 135,600,181 15,022,232

25 Pittsburgh Steelers 54,347,448 49,238,973 1,352,450 117,657,667 16,590,783

26 Indianapolis Colts 42,889,916 65,096,791 607,906. 115,729,193 17,623,902

27 Philadelphia Eagles 64,049,510 54,040,769 17,169,768 131,184,092 18,115,857

28 Tennessee Titans 53,632,964 55,810,778 6,953,561 119,937,317 18,968,494

29 Cincinnati Bengals 46,334,890 64,198,415 8,663,480 118,303,345 23,360,135

30 New York Jets 50,959,628 40,039,000 1,473,437 109,200,013 24,909,227

31 Cleveland Browns 50,583,032 60,620,066 24,537,568 128,326,612 28,591,144

32 Jacksonville Jaguars51,224,919 52,904,178 19,645,313 120,016,445 31,759,049

 

I was listening to a cap guy on NFL radio and at this point in the year, you really have a very difficult time creating cap space, so if you want Andre Johnson, you'd have to be at least $10,000,000 under the cap, + $5,000,000 you would always keep that amt at a minimum as you'll have injuries and may need to pick up people off waiver wires throughout the year.

 

The above list is from Sport Trac which keeps track of current cap space in different leagues. The far right column is current cap space.

 

From the rest of the list, which teams are a playoff contenders. Not that I want it to happen, but you could see the Jets, Bengals, or Colts. The Jets could use another weapon at WR. That would improve their passing attack as they would have AJ and Decker. The Bengals could have AJ Green and AJ. Wow, that would be a nice fit for them.

 

I seriously doubt any if these teams would give up high draft picks for a 33 yr old WR, unless they felt they were so close to get to the SB, this one piece could help them for three years. I don't think he's going anywhere.

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mobile.spotrac.com/nfl/houston-texans/andre-johnson/

 

How does his cap hit vary depending on team? Sorry, maybe I am clueless about it, but I was under the impression that cap hit is cap hit...

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mobile.spotrac.com/nfl/houston-texans/andre-johnson/

 

How does his cap hit vary depending on team? Sorry, maybe I am clueless about it, but I was under the impression that cap hit is cap hit...

Cap hit takes into account salary plus amortized signing bonus, roster bonus, workout bonus, etc. When a player gets traded, any money paid previously, like signing bonus or workout bonus, gets charged to previous team's cap, and only new money going forward counts towards the new team's cap hit.

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Cap hit takes into account salary plus amortized signing bonus, roster bonus, workout bonus, etc. When a player gets traded, any money paid previously, like signing bonus or workout bonus, gets charged to previous team's cap, and only new money going forward counts towards the new team's cap hit.

 

Why thank you sir... And here I thought I knew everything- lol... It makes total sense though....

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