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GTripp0012 · 07-16-2011, 12:30 PM

Assuming just a McNabb trade prior to the beginning of free agency:

The Redskins will have a little over $27 million in cap room. That's a lot. But they'll need to write $51 million in checks in addition to the existing payroll. I would imagine that you could assume that about 70% of that will come by way of bonus money, and the rest will come by adding salaries.

I am just trying to give perspective on the type of deal the NFL, NFLPA will agree to. Despite having less than $30 million in cap room to spend for 2011, the Redskins will have to give away more than $36 money in signing bonuses alone to comply with the leagues requirements.

That's not hard though. Nnamdi alone should get ~$36 million to sign, depending on the length of the deal. And his 2011 cap number will probably only be in the $7-9 million range.

07-16-2011, 12:30 PM	#2
GTripp0012 Living Legend Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Evanston, IL Age: 37 Posts: 15,994	Re: Redskins 2011 Salary Cap Status Assuming just a McNabb trade prior to the beginning of free agency: The Redskins will have a little over $27 million in cap room. That's a lot. But they'll need to write $51 million in checks in addition to the existing payroll. I would imagine that you could assume that about 70% of that will come by way of bonus money, and the rest will come by adding salaries. I am just trying to give perspective on the type of deal the NFL, NFLPA will agree to. Despite having less than $30 million in cap room to spend for 2011, the Redskins will have to give away more than $36 money in signing bonuses alone to comply with the leagues requirements. That's not hard though. Nnamdi alone should get ~$36 million to sign, depending on the length of the deal. And his 2011 cap number will probably only be in the $7-9 million range. __________________ according to a source with knowledge of the situation.