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dsorc
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So I was curious and decided to create a spreadsheet of everybody under contract for next year. I primarily went off of spotrac but there are a couple errors there, namely they prorate bonuses that should not be prorated. I've noted where my numbers are different from spotrac. Cutting Owen Daniels frees up more than I thought at 3.25 mill.
If the cap is at 120mill we don't have much room to spend as by my count we're already at 109mill with 47 players under contract. (Only top 51 count towards cap). We're probably out of the market for a Bowe or Welker but we should definitely be in the market for the Larry Grant's of the world.
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so just for the sake of argument, its not really an option to get rid of Schuab?
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Indeed, if we were to cut Schaub it would put us over the cap.
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Does it matter if we trade him? or do we still get the cap hit
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Trading him would actually be not as bad on the cap. His salary this year is guaranteed and if we cut him we take a cap hit for that salary. However, if traded, the new team would pick up the guaranteed salary. Even then, it would cost us salary space to trade Schaub.
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| dsorc wrote: | So I was curious and decided to create a spreadsheet of everybody under contract for next year. I primarily went off of spotrac but there are a couple errors there, namely they prorate bonuses that should not be prorated. I've noted where my numbers are different from spotrac. Cutting Owen Daniels frees up more than I thought at 3.25 mill.
If the cap is at 120mill we don't have much room to spend as by my count we're already at 109mill with 47 players under contract. (Only top 51 count towards cap). We're probably out of the market for a Bowe or Welker but we should definitely be in the market for the Larry Grant's of the world. |
I got my numbers from spotrac also that I have in the 53 man thread. Mind if I update my numbers with yours?
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| lumberjackchris wrote: | | dsorc wrote: | So I was curious and decided to create a spreadsheet of everybody under contract for next year. I primarily went off of spotrac but there are a couple errors there, namely they prorate bonuses that should not be prorated. I've noted where my numbers are different from spotrac. Cutting Owen Daniels frees up more than I thought at 3.25 mill.
If the cap is at 120mill we don't have much room to spend as by my count we're already at 109mill with 47 players under contract. (Only top 51 count towards cap). We're probably out of the market for a Bowe or Welker but we should definitely be in the market for the Larry Grant's of the world. |
I got my numbers from spotrac also that I have in the 53 man thread. Mind if I update my numbers with yours? |
Go for it. Also, if you think there is something off let me know and I'll update the spreadsheet.
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| dsorc wrote: | | lumberjackchris wrote: | | dsorc wrote: | So I was curious and decided to create a spreadsheet of everybody under contract for next year. I primarily went off of spotrac but there are a couple errors there, namely they prorate bonuses that should not be prorated. I've noted where my numbers are different from spotrac. Cutting Owen Daniels frees up more than I thought at 3.25 mill.
If the cap is at 120mill we don't have much room to spend as by my count we're already at 109mill with 47 players under contract. (Only top 51 count towards cap). We're probably out of the market for a Bowe or Welker but we should definitely be in the market for the Larry Grant's of the world. |
I got my numbers from spotrac also that I have in the 53 man thread. Mind if I update my numbers with yours? |
Go for it. Also, if you think there is something off let me know and I'll update the spreadsheet. |
Will do, aside from the actual football, I love the numbers side of it!
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| dsorc wrote: | So I was curious and decided to create a spreadsheet of everybody under contract for next year. I primarily went off of spotrac but there are a couple errors there, namely they prorate bonuses that should not be prorated. I've noted where my numbers are different from spotrac. Cutting Owen Daniels frees up more than I thought at 3.25 mill.
If the cap is at 120mill we don't have much room to spend as by my count we're already at 109mill with 47 players under contract. (Only top 51 count towards cap). We're probably out of the market for a Bowe or Welker but we should definitely be in the market for the Larry Grant's of the world. |
Chiefs fan here...I use spotrac.com alot. I was wondering what you meant about they incorrectly prorate the signing bonuses? Are you talking about a specific contract where the Texans did not prorate the signing bonus money but included it in one year to prevent money prorated over several future years?
I was thinking most teams do that to spread out the signing bonus cost up to 5 years (IIRC that is the limit in the new CBA).
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dsorc
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| nicfre2011 wrote: | | dsorc wrote: | So I was curious and decided to create a spreadsheet of everybody under contract for next year. I primarily went off of spotrac but there are a couple errors there, namely they prorate bonuses that should not be prorated. I've noted where my numbers are different from spotrac. Cutting Owen Daniels frees up more than I thought at 3.25 mill.
If the cap is at 120mill we don't have much room to spend as by my count we're already at 109mill with 47 players under contract. (Only top 51 count towards cap). We're probably out of the market for a Bowe or Welker but we should definitely be in the market for the Larry Grant's of the world. |
Chiefs fan here...I use spotrac.com alot. I was wondering what you meant about they incorrectly prorate the signing bonuses? Are you talking about a specific contract where the Texans did not prorate the signing bonus money but included it in one year to prevent money prorated over several future years?
I was thinking most teams do that to spread out the signing bonus cost up to 5 years (IIRC that is the limit in the new CBA). |
Signing bonuses are prorated. However, not all bonuses are signing bonuses. Most roster bonuses, as long as they're not guaranteed, only count for the season they are given. Spotrac has a tendency to prorate all roster and option bonuses when in reality they should only apply to one year. An important example for the Texans is Kevin Walter. His contract was signed during the uncapped year and instead of a signing bonus he was given a non-guaranteed roster bonus. That bonus should have only been applied to the cap that year making him have no dead money if cut later. At least that is my understanding of his contract.
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| lumberjackchris wrote: | http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2012/story/_/id/8822266/nfl-mailbag-carryover-rules-impact-cap-strategy
So do we have 2.4 mil more than we think since we carried it over from last year? |
According to that link we've got 12.9 mil. in cap space which is very similar to what I read on other sites as well.
You've got to feel bad for Arizona though they've got almost no cap room and they suck. |
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We need to re-sign Barwin and Quin. We also need to cut Kevin Walter and SERIOUSLY considering cutting Owen Daniels and Antonio Smith. We have to address at least a couple of needs through free agency if we want to have a decent shot at helping ourselves in the draft.
Some free agent options:
DT Alan Branch (SEA)
DT Mike DeVito (NYJ)
DT Sedrick Ellis (NOS)
DT Sammie Hill (DET)
DT Ricky Jean-Francois (SFF)
DT Arthur Jones (BAL)
DT Terrance Knighton (JAC)
DT Vaughn Martin (SDC)
DT Fili Moala (IND)
DE Israel Idonije (CHI)
DE Henry Melton (CHI)
ILB Jasper Brinkley (MIN)
ILB Dannell Ellerbe (BAL)
ILB Rey Maualuga (CIN)
OLB Paul Kruger (BAL)
OLB Stevenson Sylvester (PIT)
FS Louis Delmas (DET)
SS Jim Leonhard (DEN)
CB Sterling Moore (DAL)
CB Sean Smith (MIA)
CB Marcus Trufant (SEA)
OT Branden Albert (KCC)
OT Eben Britton (JAC)
OT Jake Long (MIA)
OT Sebastian Vollmer (NEP)
WR Ramses Barden (NYG)
WR Dwayne Bowe (KCC)
WR Ted Ginn, Jr. (SFF)
WR Brian Hartline (MIA)
WR Greg Jennings (GBP)
I think Houston should pull out all the stops to pursue Vollmer for the RT spot. If we have any money left over after that, we should look at bringing Sean Smith, Ramses Barden, and Henry Melton.
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dsorc
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| kenney wrote: | We need to re-sign Barwin and Quin. We also need to cut Kevin Walter and SERIOUSLY considering cutting Owen Daniels and Antonio Smith. We have to address at least a couple of needs through free agency if we want to have a decent shot at helping ourselves in the draft.
I think Houston should pull out all the stops to pursue Vollmer for the RT spot. If we have any money left over after that, we should look at bringing Sean Smith, Ramses Barden, and Henry Melton. |
And where are we going to get the money for making all those signings? Barwin will be expensive as you only need 1 team to think he can replicate the 11-sack season. Vollmer and Melton are both top-line free agents. At most, we might have the money to sign one of those 3. We need to temper expectations.
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