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Originally Posted by That Guy
16m+ in cap space to sign players that are good at their jobs, possibly 3m+ this year if someone bites on a trade (not likely). salary cap is a liquid asset that you can always turn into player contracts, and there's cap carryover now. you can't put him back on the field at that price. his knees would be holding the franchise hostage.
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You may have missed the post that sparked the current discussion but its this:
The 5th year option is still an issue but outside of the money (which can be massaged) getting rid of Griff doesn't bring any gain on the football field.
So, yes the 5th year option is an issue.
But outside of that what is the benefit
on the field of not having Griffin on the team,
not on the field but on the team?
How does Griffin being gone make the team better?