Bill from NYC Posted February 5, 2006 Posted February 5, 2006 He's signed until the end of 2007, so what you're seeing is the amortized bonus from 2007 being added/accelerated into next year (2006) as dead cap money, if he's cut. 594787[/snapback] I think I have it figured out. His bonus was SO huge, that it eats up some of the inflated salary. This ranks as one of the top 5 dumbest contract signings that I have ever seen as a Bills fan. TD was usually pretty good with salary cap issues, and I am surprised that he wasted this kind of money on Moulds.
clumping platelets Posted February 5, 2006 Author Posted February 5, 2006 Clumpy, I don't understand why the entire salary of Moulds doesn't seem to come off if he is cut. If his salary is more than 6 mil., why would there only 4 plus mil. in cap savings? One would think that the entire salary would come off the total. I understand that the bonus does get accelerated, but that would seem to be a seperate issue. Could you (or someone else) clarify this for me? Thanks. 594772[/snapback] There is no more June 1st rule because of the uncapped yr in 2007.....thus, ALL future proration accelerates onto 2006 cap regardless of time of release or trade
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