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| Dirty Sanchez's | 
Date Tue Feb 7 9:49:09 p.m. PT 2006
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| so the word so far after the season is the cap will be 92-95 mil it was 82.5 mil in 2005 so lets go with a 92 mil cap UNDER cle 31 ari 30 min 24 gb 22 --> they can afford to have farve come back sd 21 --> keep both qb's for 1 more year sea 21 --> keep alexander they will tag hutchinson sf 18 --> jax 17 chi 17 cin 16 stl 16 bal 15 hou 14 --> car will count 8 mil against this buf 10 --> m williams 11& moulds at 8 will get cut or restructure to make moreroom no 10 --> brooks will free up 6 det 9 phi 7 nyg 3 dal 2 ne 0 ind 0 OVER car .1 pit 4 --> bus retires frees up 5 mia 5 tb 8 atl 9.5 ten 10 was 20 kc 22 --> edwards didn't go to a much better situation den 26 nyj 29 --> if they cut pennington it will cost them 10 more oak 30 so will the 2 worst frbachises be able to attract any good free agents and some teams are some seriuos cap trouble it should be interesting on who gets cut and who goes where |
| Dirty Sanchez's |
Date Tue Feb 14 12:18:04 p.m. PT 2006
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| the word is if they (NFL &NFLPA) are close to getting a deal done the free agent signing period will be pushed back to april so it it will be an extra month of rumours |
| Dirty Sanchez's |
Date Fri Feb 24 12:28:37 p.m. PT 2006
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| Arizona Cardinals Player Cap number 2006 savings DE Calvin Pace $1,955,000 $425,000 (charge) Atlanta Falcons Player Cap number 2006 savings CB Kevin Mathis $887,500 $325,000 DE Brady Smith $3,125,000 $2,500,000 Baltimore Ravens Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Peter Boulware $2,360,000 $1,320,000 OL Orlando Brown $3,800,000 $900,000 OL Keydrick Vincent $1,666,666 $833,332 Buffalo Bills Player Cap number 2006 savings DT Sam Adams $3,875,000 $3,500,000 OL Bennie Anderson $1,900,000 $900,000 S Lawyer Milloy $3,750,000 $2,500,000 WR Eric Moulds $10,855,666 $5,522,332 CB Troy Vincent $3,225,000 $825,000 OL Mike Williams $10,813,764 $5,683,530 Carolina Panthers Player Cap number 2006 savings RB Stephen Davis $3,800,000 $2,800,000 K John Kasay $1,700,000 $500,000 LB Jason Kyle $850,000 $610,000 LB Brandon Short $2,050,000 $1,550,000 Chicago Bears Player Cap number 2006 savings TE Desmond Clark $1,666,666 $1,166,664 S Mike Green $1,435,000 $1,435,000 Cincinnati Bengals Player Cap number 2006 savings DE Duane Clemons $1,616,666 $1,349,998 S Kim Herring $1,600,000 $700,000 TE Reggie Kelly $1,950,000 $1,450,000 DT John Thornton $3,875,000 $2,000,000 Cleveland Browns Player Cap number 2006 savings RB William Green $1,517,619 $121,666 (charge) DT Kenard Lang $5,954,364 $5,133,333 DB Michael Lehan OL Ryan Tucker $4,025,000 $774,996 Dallas Cowboys Player Cap number 2006 savings OL Larry Allen $7,558,333 $3,441,663 DT La'Roi Glover $7,200,000 $6,000,000 LB Dat Nguyen (ret.) $2,458,333 $1,791,665 Denver Broncos Player Cap number 2006 savings OL Matt Lepsis $6,950,000 $5,050,000 DT Trevor Pryce $10,296,666 $8,529,996 DT Gerard Warren $8,250,000 $7,600,000 Detroit Lions Player Cap number 2006 savings CB Fernando Bryant $3,916,666 $2,249,998 QB Joey Harrington $12,043,750 $5,412,500 Green Bay Packers Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Na'il Diggs $3,812,500 $2,900,000 QB Brett Favre $12,633,333 $7,800,000 OL Adrian Klemm $1,600,000 $1,200,000 Houston Texans Player Cap number 2006 savings TE Mark Bruener $1,008,333 $1,008,332 CB Marcus Coleman $3,118,433 $585,299 RB Domanick Davis $3,800,000 $200,000 (charge) DT Seth Payne $4,225,000 $850,000 OL Todd Wade $5,166,666 $1,500,002 (charge) DT Gary Walker $5,833,333 $1,500,001 (charge) Indianapolis Colts Player Cap number 2006 savings DT Josh Williams $3,700,000 $1,300,000 Jacksonville Jaguars Player Cap number 2006 savings TE Kyle Brady $3,346,250 $2,499,500 WR Jimmy Smith $7,224,333 $5,475,000 Kansas City Chiefs Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Shawn Barber $4,707,142 $1,278,568 OL Chris Bober $2,175,000 $1,275,000 RB Priest Holmes $5,330,804 $992,412 (charge) CB Dexter McCleon $2,775,000 $1,600,000 CB Eric Warfield $4,264,285 $2,121,425 OL John Welbourn $1,400,000 $1,400,000 S Greg Wesley $3,766,666 $1,099,998 S Jerome Woods $2,908,333 $25,000 (charge) Miami Dolphins Player Cap number 2006 savings QB Gus Frerotte $1,680,000 $1,430,000 CB Reggie Howard $4,000,000 $1,000,000 OL Jeno James $3,208,333 $374,999 S Tebucky Jones $6,800,000 $6,500,000 CB Sam Madison $6,305,931 $2,625,000 OL Damion McIntosh $4,475,000 $4,275,000 LB Junior Seau $2,923,750 $2,100,000 DT Jeff Zgonina $895,000 $770,000 Minnesota Vikings Player Cap number 2006 savings QB Daunte Culpepper $9,421,565 $3,770,290 OL Chris Liwienski $2,365,000 $1,465,000 WR Marcus Robinson $2,500,000 $1,500,000 OL Mike Rosenthal $1,950,000 $21,536 (Charge) New England Patriots Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Chad Brown $1,242,500 $1,000,000 S Rodney Harrison $2,831,763 $1,563,527 CB Tyrone Poole $2,516,668 $2,006,250 CB Duane Starks $5,130,000 $5,130,000 New Orleans Saints Player Cap number 2006 savings S Jay Bellamy $1,150,000 $650,000 QB Todd Bouman $1,443,333 $1,024,999 QB Aaron Brooks $8,483,333 $4,516,665 TE Ernie Conwell $2,095,000 $1,255,000 OL Jermane Mayberry $4,245,000 $120,000 CB Fred Thomas $4,150,000 $1,650,000 New York Giants Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Carlos Emmons $3,000,000 $1,000,000 K Jeff Feagles $870,000 $670,000 LB Barrett Green $3,025,000 $1,375,000 DT Fred Robbins $3,251,666 $255,002 (charge) WR Amani Toomer $6,375,000 $300,000 (charge) S Shaun Williams $5,807,737 $1,750,000 New York Jets Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Eric Barton $3,915,000 $1,170,000 WR Laveranues Coles $10,000,000 $6,000,000 OL Jason Fabini $4,500,000 $3,200,000 QB Jay Fiedler $6,495,000 $6,095,000 OL Pete Kendall $5,187,000 $4,362,000 CB Ty Law $10,060,000 $7,660,000 LB Barry Gardner $815,000 $655,000 DT Lance Legree $1,850,000 $1,450,000 RB Jerald Sowell $922,857 $551,428 OL Kevin Mawae $4,466,666 $633,330 QB Chad Pennington $15,000,000 $3,000,000 Oakland Raiders Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Danny Clark $2,712,000 $1,389,000 QB Kerry Collins $12,897,666 $9,196,997 RB Zack Crockett $2,293,571 $2,079,284 S Derrick Gibson $10,201,000 $9,397,000 DE Bobby Hamilton $5,320,000 $4,040,000 DT Warren Sapp $6,097,000 $109,000 OL Ron Stone $3,080,000 $2,760,000 CB Denard Walker $4,590,000 $4,290,000 DT Ted Washington $4,747,000 $1,759,000 Philadelphia Eagles Player Cap number 2006 savings DT Paul Grasmanis $700,000 $700,000 DE Jerome McDougle $2,001,666 $407,502 (charge) WR Terrell Owens $6,778,333 $4,544,999 Pittsburgh Steelers Player Cap number 2006 savings OL Jeff Hartings $8,129,166 $4,749,997 S Mike Logan $1,758,333 $1,474,999 QB Tommy Maddox $1,700,000 $600,000 OL Chukky Okobi $2,097,500 $1,751,500 RB Duce Staley $4,371,250 $857,500 CB Willie Williams $1,235,000 $985,000 San Diego Chargers Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Randall Godfrey $2,500,000 $1,900,000 S Jerry Wilson $1,120,000 $1,020,000 San Francisco 49ers Player Cap number 2006 savings DE Andre Carter $3,671,251 $1,349,998 DE Chris Cooper CB Ahmed Plummer $ 8,083,569 $3,083,569 WR Johnnie Morton OL Jeremy Newberry $5,118,583 $1,881,417 WR Rashaun Woods $1,400,666 $50,997 St. Louis Rams Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Chris Claiborne $3,900,000 $1,500,000 RB Marshall Faulk $ 4,027,856 $2,055,719 (charge) Seattle Seahawks Player Cap number 2006 savings LB Jamie Sharper $4,500,000 $3,300,000 Tampa Bay Bucs Player Cap number 2006 savings RB Mike Alstott $5,168,000 $4,663,996 LB Derrick Brooks $11,657,083 $5,499,998 LB Jeff Gooch $2,050,000 $1,850,000 QB Brian Griese $7,083,333 $4,549,999 RB Michael Pittman $2,117,000 $1,767,000 DE Simeon Rice $9,200,000 $2,800,000 LB Shelton Quarles $5,075,000 $1,925,000 LB Barrett Ruud $825,750 $822,250 (charge) OL Matt Stinchcomb $2,225,000 $1,550,000 Tennessee Titans Player Cap number 2006 savings OL Eugene Amano $393,833 $384,999 OL Ken Amato $695,002 $204,994 RB Travis Henry $2,142,000 $1,574,000 OL Brad Hopkins $11,160,336 $4,608,990 OL Benji Olson $9,083,250 $5,982,750 QB Billy Volek $3,273,335 $1,953,329 Washington Redskins Player Cap number 2006 savings LB LaVar Arrington $12,045,980 $120,308 (charge) S Matt Bowen $2,400,000 $2,000,000 K John Hall $1,965,000 $1,035,000 CB Walt Harris $2,750,000 $2,000,000 DT Brandon Noble $2,630,000 $1,700,000 QB Patrick Ramsey $2,881,500 $1,688,000 OL Cory Raymer $1,118,333 $984,999 John Clayton is a senior writer for ESPN.com. |
| Los Hooligans |
Date Fri Feb 24 6:15:37 p.m. PT 2006
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| Since nobody wants to respond to Troy's thread(i can hardly blame you guys, i am having a hard time staying awake myself) i thought i would hijack it. Can anybody tell me what they are hearing on who will go where? I am hearing Bree's to Miami, and possibly Owens to Denver and possibly Raveen to last place again  . But what are you guys hearing?
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| Cajun Critters |
Date Fri Feb 24 6:56:36 p.m. PT 2006
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| Ricky Williams will be the feature back in the new New Dehli franchise in NFL Europe.  Thanks for all the work Troy. I did get a little from it. 
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| Dirty Sanchez's |
Date Sat Feb 25 10:59:02 a.m. PT 2006
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| Cajun Critters:> Ricky Williams will be the feature back in the new i love this time of year in the NFL. i love to watch no how teams dig them selfs out of cap hell and what new coaches and gm's due to their new teams |
| The Manhas Leftover's |
Date Sat Feb 25 11:30:09 a.m. PT 2006
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| I don't want Brees on Miami. He's an upgrade over Frerotte, but he's still overrated. I don't really care what else happens as long as Miami gets either Antonio Cromartie or Manny Lawson in the 1st round, (hopefully Cromartie). |
| Cajun Critters |
Date Sat Feb 25 12:27:27 p.m. PT 2006
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| Say it, but Brees is the best of the crop of FA QBs. I think he and Frerotte are a great fit in Miami right now. Besides, who would you prefer, Aaron Brooks. 
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| Commissioner |
Date Wed Mar 1 2:32:40 p.m. PT 2006
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Dirty Sanchez's:> Arizona Cardinals RB MIKE ANDERSON CUT TE JEB PUTZIER CUT > Detroit Lions RB TONY HOLLINGS CUT > Indianapolis Colts QB TRAVIS BROWN $545,000 CUT DT JOAQUIN GONZLEZ $445,000 CUT > TE BOO WILLIAMS $1,019,998 CUT > S BRENT ALEXANDER $1,240,000 CUT OL JASON WHITTLE $1,678,750 CUT > HERE IS THE 1ST WAVE OF CUTS | |
| Commissioner |
Date Wed Mar 1 8:21:29 p.m. PT 2006
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| 2ND WAVE OF CUTS AS OF 3PM Commissioner: > Dirty Sanchez's: TE MARK CAMPBELL CUT >> Carolina Panthers RD ROD SMART CUT DL BRENT BUCKNER CUT >> | |
| Commissioner |
Date Thu Mar 2 10:57:34 a.m. PT 2006
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| What is the primary issue? The deadline to extend the current collective bargaining agreement (CBA) expires at 12:01 a.m. Friday, March 3. This is merely the negotiating period to extend the CBA. The CBA itself does not expire until after the 2007 season. Why is that deadline important? Friday is the beginning of the new NFL fiscal year. Every team must be under the salary cap by 10 p.m. ET Thursday, a six-hour reprieve from the original 4 p.m. ET deadline for cap compliance. Could the negotiating deadline be extended? That was discussed but is now highly unlikely. A delay in starting the new fiscal year would have pushed back the start of free agency and, in the event an extension still couldn't be reached, made it easier for teams to come into compliance with the 2006 cap. Without the extension, though, some teams will have to release some very significant players in order to clear cap room. The 2005 cap was $85.5 million, and teams were anticipating a 2006 cap of around $102 million with an extension to the CBA. However, the actual 2006 cap is going to be $94.5 million, which has some teams scrambling to comply. What happens if a team doesn't comply with the salary cap? No team has ever gone over the salary cap, so this is a bit of an unknown. Could Commissioner Paul Tagliabue penalize a team by taking away draft picks? Or could there be fines? With some teams in dire cap shape, we could find out sooner rather than later. The Washington Redskins are one team to watch in this regard, since some other clubs which have studied the Redskins' cap closely have suggested Washington cannot mathematically get into compliance. Will any of this affect 2006 free agency? Aside from the player pool growing rapidly as teams cut players to comply with the cap, the biggest change is that teams only will be able to prorate signing bonuses over four years, rather than seven, meaning players seeking large bonuses could be disappointed. And since base salaries can increase by a maximum of only 30 percent per year, the huge contracts we've seen recently (Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, for example) are likely a thing of the past. In short, it will be difficult, and in some cases impossible, to meet players' financial expectations. Will any of this affect the 2006 season? Only to the extent that some teams could look remarkably different heading into training camp than they did at the end of the 2005 season. But the current CBA actually has two more years to run (2006 and 2007), so if there is going to be a work stoppage at all, it's not likely to happen until 2008. What happens if there is no extension to the current CBA? Without an extension, the final season of the current CBA (2007) will be an uncapped season, meaning teams would have no limit on the amount of money they could spend on free agents. Given the potential absence of a salary cap in 2007, some 2006 free agents might be unwilling to sign long-term contracts, figuring they could earn even more in the uncapped 2007. And NFL Players Association executive director Gene Upshaw has said once the salary cap goes away, the players aren't going to accept its return. Also, while unlikely, the potential exists that the owners could lock the players out in 2008. That is one reason the NFLPA will consider decertifying. How will free agency be different in 2007? Currently, players hit restricted free agency after three years and unrestricted free agency after four years. Without an extension to the CBA, players won't be eligible for unrestricted free agency until after their sixth year. Players whose contracts end after third, fourth and fifth seasons will be considered restricted free agents and subject to qualifying offers from their current teams. Does an uncapped season also mean there's no salary minimum? Yes. Currently, there is a salary minimum, as well as a salary cap. Every team must allocate a certain minimum amount to player salaries. However, when the salary cap goes away, so does the salary floor. Teams could choose not to spend a dime if they didn't want to. What happens to player benefits (401k plans, health coverage, etc.)? In an uncapped 2007, owners no longer will be responsible for their annual payments of about $13 million apiece to 401k plans, health coverage, life insurance and other programs under the umbrella of benefits. The NFL matches each player's 401k investments 2-for-1. How does all of this affect the 2006 NFL draft? Signing draft choices will be more difficult this year, because teams can prorate signing bonuses over only four seasons. Already, agents figure the most a top draft choice can make under that scenario is $15 million, a major reduction from recent years. That likely will lead to long holdouts by draft choices. What are the long-term ramifications for the league? Barring a new CBA, the players either will be on strike or the owners will lock out the players in 2008. The union likely will decertify, and antitrust rules will apply. Also, the NFL draft will go away in 2008 as part of a clause inserted in the current CBA. Players coming out of college could be free agents, with no salary restrictions. Open negotiations, including those for rookies coming out of college, will leave it to the players to get what they can get. What are the long-term ramifications for the players? If the union does decertify, it will cause a lot of uncertainty for the players. Teams could change the benefits package players receive, and there would be no organization to protect players' interests. Teams could offer players salaries well below the currently established minimums. | |
| Commissioner |
Date Sun Mar 5 10:59:35 p.m. PT 2006
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| rumour has it that they have a deal just need the owners to ratify it alexander resigns green resigns collins cut arrington cut pennington restructures | |
| Cajun Critters |
Date Wed Mar 8 11:13:05 a.m. PT 2006
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| Commissioner:> rumour has it that they have a deal You mean Re-signs right?
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