Imagine if he becomes a free agent and Whiz decides to take a look at him.
The board would implode under it's own weight!
2007 Offseason: Offense
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Imagine if he becomes a free agent and Whiz decides to take a look at him.
The board would implode under it's own weight!
Attention! Just what my underdeveloped psyche craves! Moohhahhaha!
Seth McKinney available .. ?? is he worth looking at .??
Three on the bubble
The Dolphins have handled their salary cap exceedingly well the last couple of years so they don't have to make any roster moves prior to the start of the league year in March to get under the cap.
But that doesn't mean they won't make moves for football, rather than financial reasons.
Three players with relatively high cap numbers or coming roster bonuses will, in all likelihood, either have to take a pay cut or be cut by the Dolphins in the coming weeks. Among those players are guard Seth McKinney, defensive end Kevin Carter and quarterback Joey Harrington.
Harrington, as you've read here in the past, has a $1 million roster bonus coming in March that the Dolphins simply are not going to pay. His play in 2006 simply does not warrant the team paying him that kind of bonus or carrying the $3.48 million cap figure that would bring for 2007.
So he must either restructure with a pay cut, or he's gone.
McKinney, on injured reserve all of 2006, also has a roster bonus coming due next month. With Bennie Anderson and Joe Toledo already on the roster as well as Jeno James and Rex Hadnot, the Dolphins already have a large contingent of interior linemen. So they will not guarantee McKinney any roster bonus monies that will drive up his cap number to the scheduled $4 million mark.
McKinney is a great guy and has been a fine player for Miami. But his bonus and the fact he was hurt all of last year will conspire to get him cut.
http://dolphinsindepth.blogspot.com/
Three on the bubble
The Dolphins have handled their salary cap exceedingly well the last couple of years so they don't have to make any roster moves prior to the start of the league year in March to get under the cap.
But that doesn't mean they won't make moves for football, rather than financial reasons.
Three players with relatively high cap numbers or coming roster bonuses will, in all likelihood, either have to take a pay cut or be cut by the Dolphins in the coming weeks. Among those players are guard Seth McKinney, defensive end Kevin Carter and quarterback Joey Harrington.
Harrington, as you've read here in the past, has a $1 million roster bonus coming in March that the Dolphins simply are not going to pay. His play in 2006 simply does not warrant the team paying him that kind of bonus or carrying the $3.48 million cap figure that would bring for 2007.
So he must either restructure with a pay cut, or he's gone.
McKinney, on injured reserve all of 2006, also has a roster bonus coming due next month. With Bennie Anderson and Joe Toledo already on the roster as well as Jeno James and Rex Hadnot, the Dolphins already have a large contingent of interior linemen. So they will not guarantee McKinney any roster bonus monies that will drive up his cap number to the scheduled $4 million mark.
McKinney is a great guy and has been a fine player for Miami. But his bonus and the fact he was hurt all of last year will conspire to get him cut.
http://dolphinsindepth.blogspot.com/
After seeing some of the Dolphin games the past few years I'm inclined to pass on anyone who's recently worn the uniform on the Oline.
Is it fair? No. But I know that the QB's have struggled and Ronnie Brown disapears more than he doesn't. (2 years, barely over 1k, 5 TD's)
At this point we all realise how much a line can impact an RB's stats so I'd like to think that is a reliable indicator.
Is it fair? No. But I know that the QB's have struggled and Ronnie Brown disapears more than he doesn't. (2 years, barely over 1k, 5 TD's)
At this point we all realise how much a line can impact an RB's stats so I'd like to think that is a reliable indicator.
