Stewie
03-19-2003, 07:43 PM
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/teams/report/SF/6257607
This is what Butler used to do.
The article is about the 49ers cap management, cause they're gonna have to ante up to Owens. Remember, they went through their cap hell and ended up winning 12 games twice (I think, too lazy to look it up).... but look what they're donig with it.
"Critics of the organization point to the two contracts the team gave to defensive tackles Bryant Young and Dana Stubblefield.
Young's production has steadily fallen off after signing a gargantuan deal two years ago in which he was guaranteed $20 million in the first two seasons of the contract.
Although Young recorded just two sacks last season, the team has no other choice but to pay his $4.5 million salary for the upcoming season. They can't even think about cutting him because of the $14.6 million cap hit they would endure from the unamortized signing bonus money.
When the team released Stubblefield two weeks ago, it has been suggested that they did not realize that more than $1.3 million of his $2.3 million contract was guaranteed. "
This kind of thing wont happin in Buffalo because Donahoe won't sign guys over value, period.
Oh yeah, and if thats true that they didn't know the money was guaranteed, everyone should be fired in that organization.
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This is what Butler used to do.
The article is about the 49ers cap management, cause they're gonna have to ante up to Owens. Remember, they went through their cap hell and ended up winning 12 games twice (I think, too lazy to look it up).... but look what they're donig with it.
"Critics of the organization point to the two contracts the team gave to defensive tackles Bryant Young and Dana Stubblefield.
Young's production has steadily fallen off after signing a gargantuan deal two years ago in which he was guaranteed $20 million in the first two seasons of the contract.
Although Young recorded just two sacks last season, the team has no other choice but to pay his $4.5 million salary for the upcoming season. They can't even think about cutting him because of the $14.6 million cap hit they would endure from the unamortized signing bonus money.
When the team released Stubblefield two weeks ago, it has been suggested that they did not realize that more than $1.3 million of his $2.3 million contract was guaranteed. "
This kind of thing wont happin in Buffalo because Donahoe won't sign guys over value, period.
Oh yeah, and if thats true that they didn't know the money was guaranteed, everyone should be fired in that organization.
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