Cap space

[Totally_Red]

Not sure how up-to-date they are but...

Sportrac shows 8.1 million
Over the Cap shows 10.3 million

 

[az jam]

Meaningless, they could restructure some contracts and save another $10 million.

 

[gimpy]

Meaningless?

 

[Jetstream Green]

Meaningless?

Yup, teams all around the league are showing how they can manage the cap to afford whoever they want with restructures for the current year... the cap is not a hinderance, if you really want a guy

 

[BritCard]

This doesn't include Philips as that $10m doesn't go through until June 2nd.

 

[juza76]

This doesn't include Philips as that $10m doesn't go through until June 2nd.

So they will use the cap room for the draft and further depth addition through the season
Meanwhile we have to address some position right now
Lael Collins must be signed as soon as possible with a better offer, he is 28

 

[BritCard]

So they will use the cap room for the draft and further depth addition through the season
Meanwhile we have to address some position right now
Lael Collins must be signed as soon as possible with a better offer, he is 28

With a chronic hip injury.

They aren't going to sign Collins. They plan to use Josh Jones going forward. As they should.

Remember all the "Overpriced FA vets get you nothing. We need to use draft picks" quotes over the years? Well that.

 

[GatorAZ]

I’m seeing $10m not counting Maxx, Lee, Brewer and Gladney. Add $10m more when Phillips comes off.

A conservative estimate would be $15m in cap space and depending how they feel about extending Hump that could be doubled.