Adam Schefter
Cowboys lose $10 million in cap space, Redskins lose $36 million in space. Can split it over 2012 and 2013 any way they want.
All that money goes to 28 other teams -- $1.6 million each -- except for Saints and Raiders, who don't get any but don't lose any.
WOOT. Bears get an extra 1.6 million to play with
HAHA!
Adam Schefter
NFL is taking away millions of dolllar of salary-cap space from Cowboys and Redskins for how they front-loaded deals during uncapped year.
Looks like the Aints are about to get shit upon
wait.. why the cowboys and redskins?
:nvm
with the extra 1.6 million...Bears now have $34.787 mill in Cap Space

So the Redskins have how much cap-space now?

well the Redskins had around 60+ million in cap space. So they still have a lot.
I wont be shocked if they take some of our cap space. We kind of did the same thing with Julius Peppers contract 34m cap hit during the uncapped year so potentially we could lose 14m or something like that because in a capped year there is no way we can afford to have Peppers on the cap for 34m. We gave him a 13m dollar bonus that was soley given out because it was uncapped and we didn't get penalized.
all these teams should be penalized for these deals http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...ntitled1-1.jpg
so about 10 teams go unpunished?? I don't get it.
I dont agree with the punishment no teams should be punished just let it go. Players got more money because of it. If any team should be punished it should be the teams who didn't spend enough like they are required to like a Jacksonville.
Last edited by bleacherbum54; 03-13-2012 at 10:34 AM.
It is interesting...but I guess the violators had multiple player(s) deliberately rollovered into the uncapped year...so I'm assuming they restructured contracts to have a bulk count against the uncapped year (which I'm guessing why the Redskins had so much cap room this year).
Washington ends up with about 18 million in cap space if they spread the hit over this year and next year. Knocks them down a lot in the FA area.
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