{2023 Thread Bumped} Underhill Giving No Quarter to Nick Wright

Sure, but those are the chances you take. It usually works. But with Covid and the outsized IR list we've had over the last couple of years, it was the worst it could get for the strategy Loomis uses. Yet, we're getting closer to the other side of it and will be back to business as usual probably in the next year or two. Just feel like some just aren't willing to wait and let Loomis do his thing.

And all teams make decisions about how much depth they want. NBA teams do this every season. They have to make decisions on how deep into the bench they go with their rotations, not only in the regular season, but also in the playoffs when the rotation usually shortened quite a bit.

NFL teams will decide how much money goes to their core players and how much to the rest.

2020 got real ugly for us and we had a $25-$35 million shortfall in the cap compared to expectations. We also restructured a lot of contracts when we thought we were trading for Deshaun Watson.

I bet we have another 2-3 years of the ultra creative contract management with about 5 more years of dead money in some contracts. Bad sign for Peat next year that we didn't restructure him. Jordan's got 3 years of substantial dead money after his contract expires. Savings to be had with Kamara in '24 but in '25 he'll probably be a cut candidate.

We've been main lining heroin and we're not going to kill ourselves going cold turkey. Got to slowly wean ourselves off of it.