Browns The salary cap thread
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OconRecon
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Interesting ...
The Browns have set the contract numbers for Bush & Lucas just below the threshold for comp picks.
They may do the same move with Joe Tryon-Shoyinka so that they can get a pick for Hudson.
Collins doesn't qualify as he was cut.
At only $3.25M base APY, Cornelius Lucas will be on the bubble as to qualifying as a compensatory free agent. As it stands right now, that would be the difference between whether the Commanders get a 2026 comp pick or not.
AB surely has this in mind. The Eagles draft capital is crazy this year d/t draft picks.
The Browns have set the contract numbers for Bush & Lucas just below the threshold for comp picks.
They may do the same move with Joe Tryon-Shoyinka so that they can get a pick for Hudson.
Collins doesn't qualify as he was cut.
At only $3.25M base APY, Cornelius Lucas will be on the bubble as to qualifying as a compensatory free agent. As it stands right now, that would be the difference between whether the Commanders get a 2026 comp pick or not.
AB surely has this in mind. The Eagles draft capital is crazy this year d/t draft picks.
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OconRecon
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Two things
1) Myles contract revealed how little leverage he had
2) We still have room if needed
Salary Cap Update:
The Cleveland Browns current cap space is $10,216,407, there is still the Conklin reworked deal to be confirmed which will open around another $11m plus other moves they will make too like restructuring Ward and Pocic then potentially trading Newsome. When it comes to 2025 cap space I am not concerned.
1) Myles contract revealed how little leverage he had
2) We still have room if needed
Salary Cap Update:
The Cleveland Browns current cap space is $10,216,407, there is still the Conklin reworked deal to be confirmed which will open around another $11m plus other moves they will make too like restructuring Ward and Pocic then potentially trading Newsome. When it comes to 2025 cap space I am not concerned.
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OconRecon
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As things currently stand the Cleveland Browns have $20,221,501 of 2025 salary cap space.
Trade Newsome, and restructure Ward and Pocic, and the cap goes up to $55,000,000, which would put us THIRD in available cap space.
Trade Teller for Aiyuk straight-up, and we'd still have $44,000,000 in cap space.
So, let's do the worst NFL contract ever, in Watson, and then tell the NFL to stick-it, as we're signing a 10 time probowler for ten's of millions in Russ. Bwahahahahaha. Hamstrings us my-ass.
Trade Newsome, and restructure Ward and Pocic, and the cap goes up to $55,000,000, which would put us THIRD in available cap space.
Trade Teller for Aiyuk straight-up, and we'd still have $44,000,000 in cap space.
So, let's do the worst NFL contract ever, in Watson, and then tell the NFL to stick-it, as we're signing a 10 time probowler for ten's of millions in Russ. Bwahahahahaha. Hamstrings us my-ass.
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Yeah, that trade idea was terrible even by online "journalists" standards.
This Jack Duffin comes off like a clown with that one.
This Jack Duffin comes off like a clown with that one.
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Sign everyone!
Sign everyone!
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OconRecon
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Read today where some of Berry's recent comments indicate we are definitely in a rebuild. So, since there's no plans to win this year, I'm meh on additional free agents at this point.
Sincerely,
Cold Water Thrower
(although Jack Duffin usually has the best beat on our interest and guardrails out there)
Sincerely,
Cold Water Thrower
(although Jack Duffin usually has the best beat on our interest and guardrails out there)
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