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The Best Way to Use an Uncapped Year

Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 12:04 pm
by DarthMonk
My fear is Danny would spend, spend spend.

Instead, this would be his chance to dump pretty much EVERY BIG CONTRACT! The "cap hits" won't matter. I'd let only half a dozen or so big contracts play out. For instance, keep Cooley, Dockery, and Moss on offense. Say goodbye to Portis.

For every big name we release we get a compensatory draft pick. We also remove cancer and change culture. I wish we had done this last year. I could really cheer for a 2-5 team that was young, hungry, and had a future.

DarthMonk

Re: The Best Way to Use an Uncapped Year

Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 12:18 pm
by VetSkinsFan
DarthMonk wrote:My fear is Danny would spend, spend spend.

Instead, this would be his chance to dump pretty much EVERY BIG CONTRACT! The "cap hits" won't matter. I'd let only half a dozen or so big contracts play out. For instance, keep Cooley, Dockery, and Moss on offense. Say goodbye to Portis.

For every big name we release we get a compensatory draft pick. We also remove cancer and change culture. I wish we had done this last year. I could really cheer for a 2-5 team that was young, hungry, and had a future.

DarthMonk


I thought compensory picks were losses to RFA/FA, not cuts.

Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 1:26 pm
by RedskinsFreak
Yes ... in the words of Mortimer Duke:

"Sell, sell, SELL!!!!!"

Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 4:03 pm
by Shae
This is exactly right, as it was mentioned by Kevin Sheehan earlier today. You dump ALL of the crappy contracts and rebuild through the draft and potential "young studs". I agree with Sheehan completely when he mentioned dumping the names like: Portis, DeAngelo Hall, Carlos Rogers (though the last 2 are voidable in his contract I think), Randle El, and Randy Thomas (he's due a lot).

Then you go out and start in the trenches, offensive line and defensive line. Take a note out of, and Imm sorry to say this, the books of the Giants and/or Ravens. Both squads have dangerous defenses and they protect the quarterback.

This team needs a culture and character overhaul. The offensive line frustrated me to no end last night but the intensity, or lack thereof, was utter bullsh*t.