Which teams can even sign Price?

[WG]

I was just taking a look at the salary cap status for each team...

http://espn.go.com/nfl/columns/clayton_john/1510617.html

..., and it's as of Friday. Here are the teams that even qualify w/ enough cap space to sign Price:

Team Cap status
Atlanta Falcons $10 million under
Baltimore Ravens $9.2 million under
Chicago Bears $10.5 million under
Cincinnati Bengals $8.6 million under
Dallas Cowboys $14.8 million under
Detroit Lions $7.1 million under
Houston Texans $18.2 million under
Jacksonville Jaguars $7 million under
Kansas City Chiefs $7.5 million over
Minnesota Vikings $26.2 million under
New Orleans Saints $15.4 million under
New York Jets $5.4 million under
Oakland Raiders $6 million under
Philadelphia Eagles $15.2 million under
Seattle Seahawks $12 million under

Obviously some changes have occurred since then, most notably to the N.O. and K.C.

But of those teams, those that "need a Price" are: Atlanta and Philly. Who knows if Philly is seriously considering Price or not.

Thus the risk here. If Atlanta balks, this may reach another level risk wise.

[clumping platelets]

That's highly subjective wys

Price's first year cap number will be lower than $5.01 million

[WG]

How much lower if he's gonna command an $8-12M SB as many think?

Even over 5 or 6 years, that'd be $2M or so in bonus bucks. Ya gotta figure that this year's salary won't be less than $1M.

But OK, even given that, which teams do you think would be enough interested in Price such that they can't wait a season or two for a draftee to develop and such that they'd readily give up a first rounder for Price?

This thread was designed to get some input there to explore our options for Price. B/c I think we can figure out when they're expired once certain teams either "don't inquire" or balk altogether.

Which teams would you include then that have the bucks and need a WR so badly?

[WG]

And yes, it is largely subjective...!

So is saying that TD's done/doing a fine job so far or even that this whole "tagging of Price" is shrewd.