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[bamainatlanta]

@dennehy is on a murder spree in this thread

Cc @Visionman @nc0gnet0

Whose next? Lol

Yep. @nc0gnet0 is definitely murdered in this thread. @dennehy just curb stomped him to death

 

[Discus fish salesman]

Yes, I have no idea how they work, when the vast majority of CCS posters thought the Bears had a lot of Cap money to play with this year, HA!

The fact remains, yes you have a lot of Cap, unfortunately you don't have any players, and the good ones you do have all will need new contracts.

Probably why now, after the Roquan debacle, the Bears are now the laughing stock of national sports radio, but keep living in your sheltered world.

Nobody is even defending the bears, just pointing out your lack of understanding of the bears cap situation.

 

[nc0gnet0]

Nobody is even defending the bears, just pointing out your lack of understanding of the bears cap situation.

Yes, because it is wise to push the cap dollars back into the year Fields will be negotiating his contract.

got it.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

Yes, because it is wise to push the cap dollars back into the year Fields will be negotiating his contract.

got it.

Every single team in the nfl backloads contracts because it does make sense to have the contract value grow in line with cap growth therefore having zero effect on ability to re-sign other players.

 

[nc0gnet0]

Every single team in the nfl backloads contracts because it does make sense to have the contract value grow in line with cap growth therefore having zero effect on ability to re-sign other players.

No, not when your signing the quantity of players we are talking about here.

 

[onebud34]

Yes, because it is wise to push the cap dollars back into the year Fields will be negotiating his contract.

got it.

It's easy to see that you're a Lions fan

 

[Discus fish salesman]

No, not when your signing the quantity of players we are talking about here.

The Bears have like 44 players under contract for next year. Probably 33-35 will be guys on their final roster. You are completely misreading the situation. They may not be good, but cap isn't an issue

 

[nc0gnet0]

The Bears have like 42 players under contract for next year. Probably 33-35 will be guys on their final roster. You are completely misreading the situation. They may not be good, but cap isn't an issue

I never said it would be an issue, what I said is they will not be as big of players for top tier talent in FA as many expect.

 

[ZOMBIE@CTESPN]

I never said it would be an issue, what I said is they will not be as big of players for top tier talent in FA as many expect.

What’s your definition of top tier free agent? If you look at the list that keeps dwindling it’s a pretty weak ass fa year.

 

[Discus fish salesman]

What’s your definition of top tier free agent? If you look at the list that keeps dwindling it’s a pretty weak ass fa year.

On top of that point, they could probably sign a top tier wr, lt, and EDGE rusher and still fill out the roster if they were available.

 

[ZOMBIE@CTESPN]

Talking 2023 here maybe cross that bridge when they get there. And there is also allot of dead money that won’t come off the books until 2024. Bears also have Jackson Quinn and whitehair contracts to dump eventually.

 

[nc0gnet0]

What’s your definition of top tier free agent? If you look at the list that keeps dwindling it’s a pretty weak ass fa year.

Which makes Roquan's market even stronger, thank you for making my point.

 

[bamainatlanta]

I never said it would be an issue, what I said is they will not be as big of players for top tier talent in FA as many expect.

@nc0gnet0 bad take #1,036,044 by you.

 

[JoJoBoxer]

It means it would become advantageous to release him, as his dead cap is now at a level that actually permits it. I didn't say he was a free agent now, did I?

No, an expiring contract means that he is at that point a free agent, thus, yes, you did say he was a free agent but with different words.

Once you shit your pants, it is better to go change your pants than roll around in the crap, trying to create a positive result.

 

[nc0gnet0]

No, an expiring contract means that he is at that point a free agent, thus, yes, you did say he was a free agent but with different words.

Once you shit your pants, it is better to go change your pants than roll around in the crap, trying to create a positive result.

In 2023, Robert Quinn will no longer be under contract with the Bears, in all likelihood.

 

[bamainatlanta]

Talking 2023 here maybe cross that bridge when they get there. And there is also allot of dead money that won’t come off the books until 2024. Bears also have Jackson Quinn and whitehair contracts to dump eventually.

Bears should move Whitehair to the Bucs ASAP & hope Quinn plays well to get a decent return in October.

 

[iueyedoc]

Which makes Roquan's market even stronger, thank you for making my point.

So you are saying Bears would get disproportionate return on a tag a trade. Thanks for the good news.

 

[nc0gnet0]

@nc0gnet0 bad take #1,036,044 by you.

yeah yeah yeah, I was told the same thing last year when I said the Bears 2022 Cap was an illusion.

 

[nc0gnet0]

So you are saying Bears would get disproportionate return on a tag a trade. Thanks for the good news.

Actually, I said the Bears should have extended Smith last year, No no no, The dumbass's on CCS said, they have no need to do that yet.

 

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