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This is wild!

 

After CJ was cut 25%/$40M of saints cap is dead money.

 

http://thebiglead.com/2016/09/14/cj-spiller-cut-new-orleans-saints-dead-cap-money-high/

 

Bills: $15MM, with $7mm from Mario. http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/cap/

 

For some perspective, dead cap money:

  • New England has $11 million in dead cap money counting against the salary cap
  • Seahawks are at under $10 million
  • Washington Redskins–$11M - long the poster boys of bad offseason free agent contracts
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This is wild!

 

After CJ was cut 25%/$40M of saints cap is dead money.

 

http://thebiglead.com/2016/09/14/cj-spiller-cut-new-orleans-saints-dead-cap-money-high/

 

Bills: $15MM, with $7mm from Mario. http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/cap/

 

For some perspective, dead cap money:

  • New England has $11 million in dead cap money counting against the salary cap
  • Seahawks are at under $10 million
  • Washington Redskins$11M - long the poster boys of bad offseason free agent contracts
It's amazing what a poor job Loomis is doing and he has total immunity. I'm talking like a level of immunity Jeff Fisher couldn't dream up.
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And yet everyone points at brees--- I've been beating this drum two years now. Last year was nearly as bad

I agree. It was not the cap money tied up in Brees as much as it was the poor decision making on draft choices and free agents to build a team around him very poor management,

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I agree. It was not the cap money tied up in Brees as much as it was the poor decision making on draft choices and free agents to build a team around him very poor management,

Yup. Coupled with the cap, flops in the draft. Drew is so far from the problem.

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they already have almost 8 mil next year. man they are bad at managing the cap. that's a lot of star players

They tried to keep their window for a Super Bowl open probably a bit too long. Then they made some real bad decisions and had some real bad luck. They've been in true Cap Hell, trading or parting ways with some quality players to get under the cap limit.

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They tried to keep their window for a Super Bowl open probably a bit too long. Then they made some real bad decisions and had some real bad luck. They've been in true Cap Hell, trading or parting ways with some quality players to get under the cap limit.

The moves have not been as cap driven as you portray.

 

Graham and galette both got their monster deals and were cut/traded inside a year causing all that signing bonus amortization to pull up. Both ended up huge hits that were not cap related moves.

 

Then browner being the worst in corner in the league after getting paid.

 

Then this spiller move.

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