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I would look to see if sending Sweat and picks to Dallas for Micah Parsons would be plausible
Unlikely unless they already did restructures.So i hear the Bears have just over $13 mil left and that's after the money set aside for the draft picks.
Not sure how much truth there is to that.
I guess this means M.Becton won't be re-signing with them.Their OL coach is the guy who fixes up broken down cars or homes except he fixes OL.
Cincinnati is going to want picks rather than that contract. And the Bears would have to eat a lot of dead cap which they can't really afford now.Just send Sweat to Bengals and late pick for Hendrickson. ( I have zero idea on the cap implications here)
That doesn't include any of the guys signed yesterday.![]()
2025 NFL Salary Cap Tracker: All 32 NFL teams ranked by cap space
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Cap space says $43 million, not including the rookie pool.
They are going to back load the contracts more than that imo and probably get some $ out of the Moore and Sweat contracts. Also can get some $ from extending Thuney.Bears had around 38-42m in cap depending on whether OTC or Spotrac is right about Jonah Jackson's contract.
Assuming Poles continues to avoid void years and keeps with his more conservative staggering year over year I would expect the following cap hits give or take.
Dayo - 14, 16, 18
Jackson - 12.5, 14.5, 16.5
Dalman - 12, 14, 16
That would mean the Bears spent around 38.5m in the initial year. Since we are already past 51 players, 3 guys would drop off the top 51 so saving 2.52m So net Bears are at 36m spent. So right now they are at around 2-6m in cap space assuming the assumption above is correct.
They still neeed 12.7m for the draft but dont need that until they start signing draft picks and also probably want 10m or so going into year. So need to create 16-20m in cap space.
They can create 67m in cap space with simple restructures that dont require player consent but that obviously means increasing the cap hits in future years. So technically they still can make some more moves if they want.
They also can still cut Byard and Bates among others once the dust settles on FA and the draft.
NFC North is going to be a bloodbath
I'm not buying the Bengals being a 10 at QB.
Fuking Teven’s back ruining comp pick!
Fair points, but I'm hardly pounding the table or fanboying for him, I made a comment that I would have preferred to allocate the money which was committed to Grady instead to Hufanga (or Greenlaw for that matter). Then a few people commented on how much Hufanga sucks which IMO is ignorant. I watched nearly half his college games and nearly all his games as a Niner, when healthy he is legit top-10. And yes, when healthy, but he's still very young and promising.Top 10 safety? The guy you're pounding the table for is THREE years removed from his best season and hasn't played more then 10 games a season since.
you can be all world but if you can't stay on the field it matters very little.
Not trueThat doesn't include any of the guys signed yesterday.
Well here you have spotrac at $37m with no $ for Dalman, Dayo, or Jarrett. I'm guessing the other one has $43m because they have only a $11m cap hit for Jackson.Not true
Well whatever it is it isn’t what dipshit Lemming thinks it is.Well here you have spotrac at $37m with no $ for Dalman, Dayo, or Jarrett. I'm guessing the other one has $43m because they have only a $11m cap hit for Jackson.
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Chicago Bears 2025 Financial Summary
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It's going to be pretty low unless they make some other moves to free up more $.Well whatever it is it isn’t what dipshit Lemming thinks it is.