Results 1 to 12 of 41
03-07-2013, 05:58 PM #29
Re: Should we use RFA tenders on Reed, Harewood, and Cox?
They could also do like they did with his predeceasor (Matt Katula) and give him say a 5-year deal with basically minimum salaries and a $600K bonus. That would mean he'd make close ($600K + $630K base = $1.23M) to the RFA tender amount, but would make his 2013 cap number $750K, so there'd still be a decent amount of Cap savings from the $1.3M RFA tender.
Also, understanding that his replacement, even if a rookie (and untested), would be making at least $405K.“Talk's cheap - let’s go play.” - #19, Johnny Unitas
Follow me on Twitter @ravenssalarycap