Sentences with phrase «cap dead money»

Not exact matches

They could theoretically re-sign Dumervil, but now there are cap implications such as dead money that can not be used now.

According to Overthecap.com, these trades would count $ 26.5 million in dead money against the cap and the Chargers only have $ 10.9 in cap space left this year.

There is a problem since any money in which the Hawks take dead money into CAP space for the Hawks would have to wait until after the NBA year ends in July.

You were the one that argued weeks ago when I suggested possible cuts as Dez, Scandrick, or Crawford for cap space that it was a bad idea because of dead money.

If not, the club can cut his $ 20.6 million cap hit from the books with just $ 3.5 million in dead money to account for and begin the Mahomes era in earnest.

Ridding the roster of players like Richard Seymour, Carson Palmer, Darrius Heyward - Bey, Michael Huff, Rolando McClain, and Tommy Kelly left the team with copious amounts of dead money that couldn't go toward the roster in 2013, but eventually became usable cap space in 2014 and 2015.

SF just dumped a $ 28.8 M roster bonus and is taking a $ 37M cap charge on Garopola for 2018 so the team can have moderate QB cap hits in the out years (and much lower dead money charges).

We would end up being atleast 20mil on the cap between dez dead money and aj green contract and for at the most a very slight upgrade.

With injury and age concerns mounting, the franchise elected to cut the 31 - year - old with no dead money remaining on its cap earlier this month.

By not doing a new contract, there is no risk of a cap hit from bonuses and guaranteed money should Ryan suffer a serious injury, and there would be zero dead money if Ryan were traded.

Tennessee will save $ 6 million by cutting Hasselbeck, as the former Boston College quarterback will still account for $ 1.5 million in a dead - money cap hit.

one of the more head scratching moves this offseason for me was lowering witten's salary cap hit for this year while creating a dead money hit for next year if im not mistaken.

While trading Jason Pierre - Paul will save the Giants $ 12.5 M in cash this season, he'll still count for $ 15M in dead money against the cap for the G - Men.

A cut of Liuget with a post June 1st designation leaves on $ 1.5 million in dead money (compared to $ 3 million if cut today) and frees up $ 8 million in cap space.

The club shipped out a veteran pass rusher for a relatively low return (a third - round pick and a swap of fourth - rounders) while leaving $ 15 million in dead money on the team's salary cap.

The only way I can see the Falcons keeping all those players is cutting Sanu and Reed unless they are willing to restructure and have cap hits close to their dead money against the cap.