Bill Johanesen -> RE: 2022 Free Agency (3/17/2022 1:43:53 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Mark Anderson I guess Smith re-structured and saved us 6M. Cap numbers: Hicks 3.5M Philips 3.8M now smith has a 2023 cap hit of $19.2mm, with a dead cap of $11.7mm - i love the guy, but it seems like a step backward.... Perfect example of why I've been harping on how restructured contracts aren't some magic bullet that create cap room out of nothing. It just feels like we're maxing out our credit cards... I think they bank on the credit limit going up(salary cap) and some contracts being done. We are at a point where we had to choose one way or the other. We are choosing to go for it with this roster thinking that the more modern philosophy of this coaching staff can make us a contender. A total 180 from where I thought KAM would go. You keep mentioning the cap (likely) going up in the future (true) without factoring in the free agents and re-ups are going to cost more to sign... that's the whole point of the cap increase! Plus every other team gets the same increase. With a 15M increase in the cap, we could go from say 5 to 20 million. Meanwhile another team goes from 30 to 50 million. They still maintain their competitive advantage.
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