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Logan Ryan free agent, views himself as a safety, not CB anymore


Logan Ryan on wanting to be seen as a safety: I'm 'similar to a Tyrann Mathieu'

"Look at the numbers -- 100 tackles, four sacks, four forced fumbles, the pass break-ups, the INTs. I just feel like that's not really possible too much at just playing corner, so could a team move me around a lot?" Ryan said. "... I was a versatile player, a matchup guy, similar to a Tyrann Mathieu, maybe a Justin Simmons. I feel like that was more the position I was playing last year for Dean Pees, as opposed to a true traditional corner, so it's hard to compare me to that."
 


But does the money? With the looming cap reduction in 2021 amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Dolphins need to be careful and calculated with their spending from here on out. The expectation coming from the Ryan camp is that he won’t take a pay cut to play this season, which means he’s hoping for $10M+ annual average salary. Yes, the Dolphins have the cap space to bring that on for 2020 and have no questions asked— the team is currently credited with just over $24.5M in salary cap space, which is the 7th-highest figure in the league. But again, the concern here is for the 2021 cap, if Miami pays Ryan out a $10M salary for 2020 and he’s due the same amount in 2021, the Dolphins are losing not just $10M against the cap this year but actually $20M against the 2021 cap.


With $20M less at the team’s disposal for 2021, Miami would be looking at entering the 2021 offseason with a projected $6-8M in cap space. And that comes before any player re-signings or paying draft picks, which the Dolphins have two of in the first round alone. This won’t be an easy proposition — especially if the Ryan camp stands firm on their desired cost to play.
 
Bobby McCain
Safety
Bobby McCain Contract Details and Salary


Age: 27
Free Agency: 2023 (UFA)
Accrued Seasons: 5

  • Height: 5-11
  • Weight: 195
  • College: Memphis
  • Entry: 2015 Draft, Round 5, #145 overall (Dolphins)
  • 2020 Salary Cap Charge: $6,240,400 (2.87% of cap)
  • 2020 Cash Payout: $5,500,000 (2.41% of spending)
  • 2020 Cash to Cap Ratio: 0.88
  • Contract Value: $27,000,000 ($6,750,000 APY)
  • Fully Guaranteed Money: $9,982,000
  • Contract Ranking: 16/205 at S
2019 OTC Valuation: $1,316,000

Current Contract
(Extension, signed 2018)

(?: indicates contract trigger occuring during that year)
YearAgeBase SalaryProrated BonusRoster BonusWorkout BonusGuaranteed SalaryCap
Number
Cap %Dead Money & Cap Savings
201825$705,000$797,472$0$0$705,000$1,502,4720.8%
201926$3,075,000$740,400$2,500,000$25,000$5,575,000$6,340,4003.2%
202027$5,475,000$740,400$0$25,000$3,018,000$6,240,4002.9%$5,239,200$1,001,200
202128$6,375,000$740,400$0$25,000$0$7,140,4003.3%$1,480,800$5,659,600
202229$6,975,000$740,400$0$25,000$0$7,740,4003.4%$740,400$7,000,000
Total$22,605,000$3,759,072$2,500,000$100,000$9,298,000$28,964,072

Contract Notes
Bobby McCain signed a four year, $27 million extension with the Dolphins on June 2, 2018. McCain received $13 million in guarantees, $9.982 million of which is guaranteed at signing. McCain's full guarantee is made up of a $3.702 million signing bonus, his 2018 and 2019 base salaries, and a $2.5 million roster bonus paid in 2019. In 2020 there are $3.018 million in guarantees that are currently guaranteed for injury.
 
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