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Dumb move... Should of Just left him inactive the rest of the season. Won't get any compensatory picks (assuming someone signed him anyway)
Keim would probably do a mega reach with that pick anyway.Dumb move... Should of Just left him inactive the rest of the season. Won't get any compensatory picks (assuming someone signed him anyway)
While Floyd wasn't going to be re-signed anyway, it almost seems like cutting him is more about frustration about our season.
Dumb move... Should of Just left him inactive the rest of the season. Won't get any compensatory picks (assuming someone signed him anyway)
Keim would probably do a mega reach with that pick anyway.
Prorated. Roughly $850k hit this seasonThe cap question is:
Do the Cardinals now take on $7,320,000 in dead money or just 3 games worth of that value ? And does that carry over to 2017, or just sits there for 2016 ?
I dunno, just asking.
The cap question is:
Do the Cardinals now take on $7,320,000 in dead money or just 3 games worth of that value ? And does that carry over to 2017, or just sits there for 2016 ?
I dunno, just asking.
+1.
Speaking purely business, I agree. Its the same as keeping Daryl Washington on the books in order to try and get some of that money back.
Something must have gone REAL BAD WRONG for them to cut him.
Nothing more as a fan that I can ask to be done about the situation. Now as a person talking about another person, it sounds like Floyd is in a REAL bad place, hope things turn around for him, and that statement has nothing to do about football.
Just WOW, that is a shock.
It's a lame attempt in the face of Arians' vigorous defense of Amos this week, if that's their goal.Possibly more of a PR move to try and salvage the image of the organization to the fan base.
It's a lame attempt in the face of Arians' vigorous defense of Amos this week, if that's their goal.