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The Bills released receiver Jake Kumerow on Thursday, according to the league’s transactions wire. The team, though, re-signed Kumerow on Thursday night, Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports.
The moves were made for salary-cap purposes.
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The Bills originally re-signed Kumerow to a one-year deal on March 10.
He played a career-high 15 games for the Bills last season, seeing action on 116 offensive snaps and a career-high 264 on special teams. Kumerow caught two passes for 28 yards and was credited with five tackles. He also recovered a fumble.
Not sure what a $1mil contract does to the cap to require that kind of activity.
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I think the cap is just super tight right now.Originally Posted by YardRat
I'm ok with that. It means we're putting every available resource into getting a title. Will we get it? I don't know. But these petty cap moves are because we paid our two best offensive players and brought in talent like Von Miller. It's much better than under Ralph, where we were $20+ million under the cap so he could pocket the money while the team languished in mediocrity.
Every million counts no matter how insignificant it may seem at the time.
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