Re: Salary cap- After Coles release
 

yeah i know he can't be cut. i was just saying i wish that would happen. what would happen if we traded him? same result?

Re: Salary cap- After Coles release
 

[QUOTE=mooby]yeah i know he can't be cut. i was just saying i wish that would happen. what would happen if we traded him? same result?[/QUOTE]
If you're talking about Brunell, yeah, same result. Actually, now's the time they should get him to restructure, at least to give a little more cap room this year.....although that could make it a bigger hit in a year or two when he is released (I think). If they could talk him into restructuring for less money that would be awesome, but I doubt he would go for it (he still believes he can be a NFL starter....yeah right!).

Re: Salary cap- After Coles release
 

[QUOTE=mooby]yeah i know he can't be cut. i was just saying i wish that would happen. what would happen if we traded him? same result?[/QUOTE]

same result

basically there's no way around a cap hit whether a player is traded, cut, or retires

Re: Salary cap- After Coles release
 

damn. what if we restructured his deal so he gets less money now, then cut him. would we still have his numbers on the future salary cap?

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All restructuring does is delay the inevitable. By reducing the cap # in the short run, you're pushing it to later in the contact, then once you cut or trade the player it all comes due.

Re: Salary cap- After Coles release
 

very rarely do players rewrite their contracts so they make less money...

Re: Salary cap- After Coles release
 

From the WP:

"Swapping Coles for Santana Moss brought a salary cap hit of roughly $9 million, and leaves the Redskins with less than $2 million under the cap. "

Re: Salary cap- After Coles release
 

[QUOTE=That Guy]very rarely do players rewrite their contracts so they make less money...[/QUOTE]
Unless they are in danger of being cut, and don't feel like shopping themselves - I'm looking at you, Jerome Bettis.