February 7, 201115 yr QUOTE (zenryan @ Feb 7, 2011 -> 04:10 PM) According to that article, the Bucs are by far the lowest in cap tied money. That should help get a free agent or two to come down. The Bucs have to sign free agents to reach the salary floor next season (assuming there is a cap)
February 7, 201115 yr QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Feb 7, 2011 -> 03:35 PM) The Packers actually have 1 thing that puts them at a lot of risk. Here is, according to ESPN, the values under contract for 2011 for various teams. As noted from where I stole this data, the cap in 2009 was at $130 million. If the owners succeed in forcing cap reductions on the Union, the Packers could be in a position where they have no choice but to make cuts, just in order to sign this year's draft class. Even beyond that, they're not in a position to be able to make long-term commitments right now, to add to that team or to extend guys they need to keep. Kind of sounds like the other recent championship team I follow.
February 11, 201115 yr Lucky dude. Cool story. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_...?urn=nfl-319633
February 11, 201115 yr QUOTE (Controlled Chaos @ Feb 11, 2011 -> 03:38 PM) Lucky dude. Cool story. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_...?urn=nfl-319633 Very cool story indeed.
February 11, 201115 yr QUOTE (Controlled Chaos @ Feb 11, 2011 -> 03:38 PM) Lucky dude. Cool story. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_...?urn=nfl-319633 "Plus, most of the supporters, the fans, they had their shirts off and it was snowing and they were wearing giant pieces of cheese on their heads. And I thought, ‘Man, these people are crazy. I like that.' lol
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