buffaloboyinATL Posted March 30, 2006 Posted March 30, 2006 will be for trading him. It seems as though we'll not only get another draft pick (hopefully the Texans 3rd rounder) but also have some $$ for another FA signing or 2. Anyone know the savings?
Kelly the Dog Posted March 30, 2006 Posted March 30, 2006 will be for trading him. It seems as though we'll not only get another draft pick (hopefully the Texans 3rd rounder) but also have some $$ for another FA signing or 2. Anyone know the savings? 647705[/snapback] Either 5.3 or 5.5 million we will save immediately. Unfortunately we have no one to spend it on, except perhaps locking up Nate or Jason Peters.
Buffalo Wing Posted March 31, 2006 Posted March 31, 2006 If we have a solid pool of money and there is no one to really bring in that will make a difference this year, can we re-do some exisiting contracts to pull money into this year...thereby creating more cap room in future years? Just a thought...
VABills Posted March 31, 2006 Posted March 31, 2006 Either 5.3 or 5.5 million we will save immediately. Unfortunately we have no one to spend it on, except perhaps locking up Nate or Jason Peters. 647710[/snapback] If he is traded the cap hit is all this year. if cut, and I believe they changed the rules a little on the June 1st date, then some goes to next year.
Kelly the Dog Posted March 31, 2006 Posted March 31, 2006 If he is traded the cap hit is all this year. if cut, and I believe they changed the rules a little on the June 1st date, then some goes to next year. 647803[/snapback] It's only a 1.67 mil difference because he has two bonuses and the first one, at 2 million ends this year. It cannot be pushed to next year. The second one, at 3.4 or so can be split. And you're right, it's only if he's cut, which he is not going to be. IF he were to be cut, the Bills could choose to save all of the 5.3 million this year, or actually save 7 million this year and be on the books for 1.67 mil next year.
VABills Posted March 31, 2006 Posted March 31, 2006 It's only a 1.67 mil difference because he has two bonuses and the first one, at 2 million ends this year. It cannot be pushed to next year. The second one, at 3.4 or so can be split. And you're right, it's only if he's cut, which he is not going to be. IF he were to be cut, the Bills could choose to save all of the 5.3 million this year, or actually save 7 million this year and be on the books for 1.67 mil next year. 647804[/snapback] Thanks for the details. Just wanted to make sure folks knew the basic difference.
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