It's not that it's even that bad of a penalty. It would have cost us $70 million over two years. But with how the roster was designed, it left us no outs for so many players. If we were to swing and miss on the 17th highest paid QB in the league and walk away when it didn't work, that would be fine. Many teams could get out of his contract in 2025 if they weren't forced to restructure it last year and have such a low base the first year. Loomis's cap management strategy is why it's a problem. Not the number itself.