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I say no team trades for him and make the pats pay two QBs top player money.
Quote from: LFO on February 05, 2009, 10:05:16 PMQuote from: SunnyD on February 05, 2009, 09:56:45 PMIsn't that nuts?Over half their cap is wrapped up in two QBs How you figure?Unless Brady is making $100+ million per year, I don't see how half the cap is tied up in those 2.If you cannot see his point, then you need sarcasm classes friendo. That is a damn lot of pennies to be doling out for two skill position players that cannot be on the field at the same time. The Pats are doing this, and smartly I might add, because they will most likely part ways with him, and gather a pick, or picks, in compensation. So Cassell gets his top five pay, and the Pats get their "fair" compensation, rather than let him walk.Man, the Pats are lucky, and smart.
Quote from: SunnyD on February 05, 2009, 09:56:45 PMIsn't that nuts?Over half their cap is wrapped up in two QBs How you figure?Unless Brady is making $100+ million per year, I don't see how half the cap is tied up in those 2.
Isn't that nuts?Over half their cap is wrapped up in two QBs
Yeah, the cap is like 125 million dollars or so.Cassell is not under the "exclusive" Franchise Tag....He can deal with any team and the Pats can match it or the team has to send them TWO first round picks. Or they can trade Cassell for all they can get for him. Probably a first and 3rd and he would be yours.
I'm with you, Boid.....Buyer beware!.....Matt Cassell is not a shoo-in for the Hall.
Man, the Pats are lucky, and smart.