Originally posted by SisterFister:
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by SisterFister:
Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Originally posted by cortana49:
Rams hsve 0 first round picks until 2024 😬
So what. They´re better than us right now.
How's that? The Rams are also 32 million over the cap so they will have to cut contracts and rework contracts which means drawing out the pay.
If you plan on Bosa missing an entire season. Kittle missing 8 games. Deebo missing 9 games. Mostert missing 8 games. Starting Mullens and Beathard for 10 games. Starting guys off the street for multiple games....then yea...they are better.
And with the Stafford trade comes balance. Now like you said they have to cut some salary to create room, I expect at least one key veteran being cut and more of their free agents unable to be re-signed.
Please explain how the Stafford trade is going to make them have to cut players.
They are 32 million over the salary cap after the Stafford trade because they are still on the hook for most of Goff's salary this year. They might not cut anyone. Certainly a possibility. Their other option would be to restructure contracts to get them under the cap. Either way it's not good spot to be in. What they will probably end up doing is signing Stafford to an extension and deferring most of his money to later years. Will they be able to defer 32 million? I'm not sure. But at least it takes the Rams out of being competitive in free agency I would think and I highly doubt they resign Leonard Floyd.
Agree. That's what I've been reading too. Over the Cap site still has to update their data, but I can see a lot of good rams players unwilling to restructure and going to test out the free market. Because if a player doesn't restructure - I think the Rams have to cut him to be under the cap. It's 30 million *over* the cap that they have to get rid of somehow. It's going to be interesting to see who the Rams have to let go.