Originally posted by JTB1974:
Saints were over the cap and able to sign a player to a $150 Million dollar contract. So the Cap shouldn't be an issue for us.
his 2023 number is only $7.2M
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Originally posted by JTB1974:
Saints were over the cap and able to sign a player to a $150 Million dollar contract. So the Cap shouldn't be an issue for us.
Originally posted by DrEll:
Wow dumb move Saints. The fallout from Brees retirement continues. Gonna have to bring out the brown bags again Saints fans…
Originally posted by DrEll:
Wow dumb move Saints. The fallout from Brees retirement continues. Gonna have to bring out the brown bags again Saints fans…
Originally posted by 49er-from-Yavin-IV:
It very well could be (a dumb move by the Saints).
I don't see the Saints being world beaters by any means, but Carr automatically becomes the best QB in the NFC South. At least for the time being
They should still be able to compete for the NFC South division crown ... and then be fodder for the real playoff teams.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by DrEll:
Wow dumb move Saints. The fallout from Brees retirement continues. Gonna have to bring out the brown bags again Saints fans…
What would you have done in charge of Saints?
Originally posted by boast:
Originally posted by JTB1974:
Saints were over the cap and able to sign a player to a $150 Million dollar contract. So the Cap shouldn't be an issue for us.
his 2023 number is only $7.2M
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
how do the Saints even have the money to pay him with them being over the cap?
The New Orleans Saints have restructured the contracts of LB Demario Davis and TE Taysom Hill, the moves create $12.724M in cap space, per Field Yates. That means they are only around -$18.174M over the salary cap, per Over The Cap.
This move also means that Taysom Hill and DeMario Davis will be Saints next year, they aren't going anywhere. The Saints desire to remain competitive has been consistent during the moves they have made to get under the cap.
The Saints still have a ton of moves they can make to get under the cap and then make some space. They can release QB Jameis Winston and create $12.8M in space. They can also restructure the contracts of Cameron Jordan and Marshon Lattimore, each would save around $10M respectively, so that's another $32.8M in savings with three moves.
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Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
how do the Saints even have the money to pay him with them being over the cap?
Good question
here are some ideas / quotes
The New Orleans Saints have restructured the contracts of LB Demario Davis and TE Taysom Hill, the moves create $12.724M in cap space, per Field Yates. That means they are only around -$18.174M over the salary cap, per Over The Cap.
This move also means that Taysom Hill and DeMario Davis will be Saints next year, they aren't going anywhere. The Saints desire to remain competitive has been consistent during the moves they have made to get under the cap.
The Saints still have a ton of moves they can make to get under the cap and then make some space. They can release QB Jameis Winston and create $12.8M in space. They can also restructure the contracts of Cameron Jordan and Marshon Lattimore, each would save around $10M respectively, so that's another $32.8M in savings with three moves.
from SB Nation
Winston is as good as gone he will be eating a W.. as in waivers
maybe we can lure to SF thanks to Fisherman's Wharf and local crab