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I think this is correct which means we 2 years worth of $1.8 million in bonus amortization. When you get rid of a player (by cut or by trade) amount accelerates into the current cap hit. Thus, instead of a cap hit of $6.4 million which we have if we keep TKO, the cap hit is reduced to the remaining bonus of $3.2 million.

 

This is how much we have to replace him with if we cut TKO this off-season.

The cap hit is 100% immaterial to this year's Bills. We save 4.5 mil, flat. I don't think they are going to cut him anyway, at least until they have training camp and find out if he can run or not.

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