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Here are some numbers for you.
The Bucs adjusted cap space with carry over going into FA in 2014 was :
-------------------------------------------Carry over--------Adjustments--------Adjusted cap
Tampa Bay Buccaneers-----$6,769,781.00 -----($433,000.00) ----- $139,336,781.00
Their cap number prior to cutting Revis was under $121,000,000.
They had $18 M going into free agency with Revis. You're just flat out lying.
Ignoring nothing. You are just making up excuses for Lovie. As for renegotiating, TB could have created cap space by changing base into bonus if they chose to ala Cutler with the Bears two seasons ago, but why would Revis take a pay cut, he has proven to be worth what they gave him as demonstrated by his current contract. Yes, the recouped one round of a draft pick but anything factual by you stops there. As for your previous assertions of Lovie adding depth and his great acumen with player acquisition , Lovie's 2014 free agent haul was an abortion:
Alterraun Verner:
Alterraun Verner alone costs $9 million against the cap this year, and the Bucs could have reduced Revis' cap hit by pushing some into the future, or they could have been a little more conservative in free agency.
No I don't put much stock into these subjective charting things, but safe to say if you are charted as one of the worst, you aren't good.
When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed Alterraun Verner last year, that looked like a very good deal. His contract was relatively cheap at just over $6 million per year while he was a perfect scheme fit for the Bucs' Tampa 2-based defense.
he managed just nine passes defensed and two interceptions over an up-and-down season.
And now, Football Outsiders charted him as one of the worst supporting cornerbacks in the NFL
Micheal Johnson:
One season $16M gone 4 sacks. And it's not like he was coming off a great year Lovie went after him after a 3.5 sack season
Anthony Collins:
$9M to almost unarguably the worst LT of 2014.
Josh McCown:
$4.75 M to a career backup that never reached a 75 passer rating in a season beyond a nice 5 game stretch with the Bears.
Now here are the numbers:
$28 M 2014 cap for those 4 awful acquisitions. $10M more flushed in dead money in 2015. maybe 8-24 is only part of the reason Lovie is gone.
Yawn...already posted and been talked about. "You're lying"..lol I posted article about cap...it's not my team...so you can call the guy writing it a liar
Here you go since you didn't bother looking twice
http://www.bucsnation.com/2014/3/27/5553906/nfl-salary-cap-space-buccaneers-can-spend-5-million
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