HearshotKDS
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This must be a joke
Do you still work at a car wash?
This must be a joke
That was the last porno scene with ur mom.Do you still work at a car wash?
Cucked by Cars 4: Forum Idiot get Pegged in a Car washThat was the last porno scene with ur mom.
Two girls at the same time
Damn I regret not just looking for this gif
According to OverTheCap, the Bears have $17.3 mil in cap space. With the following departures, the Bears would wind up with around with around $54.3 mil to spend.
$13.2 Floyd
$8 Amukamara
$4.5 Gabriel
$1.2 Shaheen
$1.6 Braunecker
$0.7 Saubert
No worries Brah. I got your back!Damn I regret not just looking for this gif
You're probably right on some of these.You are way too optimistic on some of these numbers -
- Haha will get more than that on open market.
- Nick Williams will get more on open market
- Deon Bush will likely get more on open market
- Graham Glasgow will get paid way more.
- Zadarius got 16.5 million last year after a season with 8.5 sacks...Bud's got 11.5 and is younger...he is getting more than 12 million a year.
I don't think all would be cut only due to cap. I think the only person that actually fits that would be Akamura, since he can still produce. Shaheen is a bust, and should be cut for at least the roster space. Braunecker is just a guy, so he's very replaceable. The TEs have underperformed all season, and I don't see a reason to keep all of them. Gabriel is OK, but can be cut with the emergence of Miller.The problem with what you propose is that no team cuts all their players that are cap space friendly. They might cut 1-2, but they won't cut all of them.
From a business side it makes sense, but culturally you just can't be the team you creates cap space at every turn. Otherwise players will prefer other offers and/or agents will insist on higher guarantees if signing with your team. The only teams that do this are the ones going into full rebuild before the season starts and without a change at GM/HC it just isn't going to hapen.
In short, they won't have $54.3M to spend. Actually the whole premise of creating cap space hinges on Floyd. Without Floyd they might not even create $10M in space.
Maybe the exercise would be best assuming an extra $10M and go from there. Let's say you have $27M in cap space, then remember you want to have ~$5M for the rookies and another $5M left over 'in case', then what do you do with the ~$17M?
$17mil nowThe problem with what you propose is that no team cuts all their players that are cap space friendly. They might cut 1-2, but they won't cut all of them.
From a business side it makes sense, but culturally you just can't be the team you creates cap space at every turn. Otherwise players will prefer other offers and/or agents will insist on higher guarantees if signing with your team. The only teams that do this are the ones going into full rebuild before the season starts and without a change at GM/HC it just isn't going to hapen.
In short, they won't have $54.3M to spend. Actually the whole premise of creating cap space hinges on Floyd. Without Floyd they might not even create $10M in space.
Maybe the exercise would be best assuming an extra $10M and go from there. Let's say you have $27M in cap space, then remember you want to have ~$5M for the rookies and another $5M left over 'in case', then what do you do with the ~$17M?
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I would spend it on Brees or Birdgewater.
Whatever QB they cannot keep would be my starter.
Agreed. Random second tier free agents only work out about half the time anyway. Might as well swing on the QB spot.
Bridgewater, yes.I would spend it on Brees or Birdgewater.
Whatever QB they cannot keep would be my starter.
According to OverTheCap, the Bears have $17.3 mil in cap space. With the following departures, the Bears would wind up with around with around $54.3 mil to spend.
$13.2 Floyd
$8 Amukamara
$4.5 Gabriel
$1.2 Shaheen
$1.6 Braunecker
$0.7 Saubert
Here's the Bears that are now free agents.
Danny Trevathan ILB
Chase Daniel QB
Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix S
Sherrick McManis CB
Aaron Lynch OLB
Bradley Sowell TE
Ted Larsen LG
Nicholas Williams DE
Kevin Pierre-Louis OLB
Cornelius Lucas LT
Patrick Scales LS
Brent Urban DE
TJ Clemmings RT
DeAndre Houston-Carson S
Nick Kwiatkoski ILB
Deon Bush S
Devante Bond ILB
Roy Robertson-Harris DE
Rashaad Coward RT
Isaiah Irving OLB
J.P. Holtz TE
Obviously, you can't re-sign them all, nor would you want to.
So you have $54.3 mil in cap space for 2020. How would you spend it?