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alot of decisions to be made. i will worry about it when i see what tanny is able to do.
i wouldn't mind getting one of those wr's and brad smith would be great for the rivalary and big boost for the fins offense
I'm sick of the wildcat.
If the owners have their way (& I expect they will), the 2011 cap will be less than the 2010 cap. It may work out better for teams with less players under contract. Teams with a majority of their roster under contract will have to redo more deals than normal to make room under the cap.
If the owners have their way (& I expect they will), the 2011 cap will be less than the 2010 cap. It may work out better for teams with less players under contract. Teams with a majority of their roster under contract will have to redo more deals than normal to make room under the cap.
There wasn't a 2010 cap, but there's a 0% chance that the 2011 cap would be lower than the 2009 cap. Salaries go up every year, there's no fighting against that as long as league revenues continue to increase. The goal is to slow the growth of player salaries going forward. The new cap will be higher, it's just a matter of how much higher. It was growing at about $7M per year before the CBA expired, but there's also no chance that it comes back at $151M.
David Harris is a RFA so hes going to be back one way or another...