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  • notacon
    Registered User
    • Aug 2012
    • 32994

    #16
    Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

    Originally posted by Clumpy View Post
    Seriously, I follow Spotrac numbers now. I no longer have a spreadsheet and haven't for many years. I wish I had been able to do what Mike does there
    Best source for accurate numbers.

    As of today, 3/16/23 at 11:06AM PDT, the Bills have....

    Est cap space (all) - $8.2M

    Est cap space (top 51) - $16.3M


    That is NOT including Jordan Poyer or Kyle Allen. Plus it does not include the “2023 projected Draft Cap Pool” cap hits of $7M (total) and $4.9M (top 51).

    So, in reality, not that much.

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    • Woodman
      Legendary Zoner
      • Apr 2014
      • 65883

      #17
      Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

      Originally posted by Ginger Vitis View Post
      Cut Siran Neal... saves just over $2 million
      I'm sure they're considering a few cuts.

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      • Woodman
        Legendary Zoner
        • Apr 2014
        • 65883

        #18
        Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

        Originally posted by Night Train View Post
        What players could be cut ?

        McKenzie after todays signing. No snaps left for him.
        McKenzie failed to capitalize that's for sure.

        “It breaks your heart when someone leaves and you don’t know why.”

        "It may be raining but there's a rainbow above you"


        Former President Donald Trump early Thursday touted the results of a new NPR/PBSNewsHour/Marist poll showing him ahead of President Joe Biden by 8 percentage points among independents.

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        • Night Train
          Retired - On Several Levels
          • Jul 2005
          • 33117

          #19
          Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

          McKenzie due a 250K roster bonus later today. Uh oh..
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          • Forward_Lateral
            Registered User
            • Mar 2004
            • 29895

            #20
            Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

            Cuttin McKenzie saves 2.2 Million. Restructuring Tre saves 5 million. Restructuring Dawkins saves 3.8 Million.

            Those three moves alone give the team 11 million in space.

            There are other moves that can be made as well, like restructuring or even cutting Morse, the latter of which saves 5.3 million

            They can still free up a bunch, it just depends how many restructures they want to do, and what they envision the cap looking like next year and a couple years from now.

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            • Woodman
              Legendary Zoner
              • Apr 2014
              • 65883

              #21
              Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

              Restructure all of them ..... time to get busy.

              “It breaks your heart when someone leaves and you don’t know why.”

              "It may be raining but there's a rainbow above you"


              Former President Donald Trump early Thursday touted the results of a new NPR/PBSNewsHour/Marist poll showing him ahead of President Joe Biden by 8 percentage points among independents.

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              • Night Train
                Retired - On Several Levels
                • Jul 2005
                • 33117

                #22
                Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                Siran Neal has a 400K roster bonus due Sunday. Could he be next ? Savings would only be 1.375 Mil when all is done. He backs up Taron Johnson inside besides playing Special Teams.
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                • Clumpy
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                  • Mar 2022
                  • 120

                  #23
                  Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                  Extension for Taron Johnson (as previously described in my earlier post) - $4 million

                  Convert Micah Hyde's roster bonus - saves about $1.1 million

                  Simple restructure of White's deal - saves about $6.75 million

                  Leave Dawkins contract as is

                  That's almost $12 million

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                  • Clumpy
                    is looking for the Southern Cross for the first time!
                    • Mar 2022
                    • 120

                    #24
                    Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                    I think they can also extend DaQuan Jones and create $3-4 million more

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                    • Woodman
                      Legendary Zoner
                      • Apr 2014
                      • 65883

                      #25
                      Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                      Great stuff Clumpy!

                      “It breaks your heart when someone leaves and you don’t know why.”

                      "It may be raining but there's a rainbow above you"


                      Former President Donald Trump early Thursday touted the results of a new NPR/PBSNewsHour/Marist poll showing him ahead of President Joe Biden by 8 percentage points among independents.

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                      • kgun12
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                        • Jul 2002
                        • 11315

                        #26
                        Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                        What would all these restructuring and extensions do to next years cap and is there contracts to rework next year?
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                        • YardRat
                          Well, lookie here...
                          • Dec 2004
                          • 86147

                          #27
                          Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                          Originally posted by kgun12 View Post
                          What would all these restructuring and extensions do to next years cap and is there contracts to rework next year?
                          According to to spotrac they are $18 million over the cap again in '24, with only 40 players signed. So a repeat of this year. The usual suspects (Allen, Diggs, Miller, Dawkins, Tre') have large enough base salary numbers that can be converted to bonuses. It looks like the restructures they have already done have added about $15mil per year cap hit for at least the next three years.
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                          • Forward_Lateral
                            Registered User
                            • Mar 2004
                            • 29895

                            #28
                            Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                            Originally posted by YardRat View Post
                            According to to spotrac they are $18 million over the cap again in '24, with only 40 players signed. So a repeat of this year. The usual suspects (Allen, Diggs, Miller, Dawkins, Tre') have large enough base salary numbers that can be converted to bonuses. It looks like the restructures they have already done have added about $15mil per year cap hit for at least the next three years.
                            You would think that soon the cap is going to go up more than just a little bit. All of this new TV money should kick in next year, right?

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                            • notacon
                              Registered User
                              • Aug 2012
                              • 32994

                              #29
                              Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                              Originally posted by YardRat View Post
                              According to to spotrac they are $18 million over the cap again in '24, with only 40 players signed. So a repeat of this year. The usual suspects (Allen, Diggs, Miller, Dawkins, Tre') have large enough base salary numbers that can be converted to bonuses. It looks like the restructures they have already done have added about $15mil per year cap hit for at least the next three years.
                              Originally posted by Forward_Lateral View Post
                              You would think that soon the cap is going to go up more than just a little bit. All of this new TV money should kick in next year, right?
                              Spotrac is being very conservative with their projected cap in 2024 of only $235M.

                              Since the cap’s inception, the increase has averaged 7% every year. From 2014 to 2022 the average increase has been 6.36% (affected by the Covid year, 2021 league year) drop of 7.92%, but made up the next year with increase of 14.08% for 2022.


                              1998 (26.37%) and 2006 (19.3%) were anomalies and brought up the average to 7%. 2010 was an “uncapped” year (the CBA ran out) and the new CBA of 2011 saw several years of more controlled increases.

                              2011 - minus 2.44%
                              2012 - .5%
                              2013 - 1.99%


                              Here is a history of the cap from 1994 to 2023

                              Year In Millions % Change
                              1994 $34.61
                              1995 $37.10 7.20%
                              1996 $40.75 9.85%
                              1997 $41.45 1.71%
                              1998 $52.38 26.37%
                              1999 $57.29 9.37%
                              2000 $62.17 8.52%
                              2001 $67.40 8.41%
                              2002 $71.10 5.49%
                              2003 $75.00 5.49%
                              2004 $80.58 7.44%
                              2005 $85.50 6.11%
                              2006 $102.00 19.30%
                              2007 $109.00 6.86%
                              2008 $116.00 6.42%
                              2009 $123.00 6.03%
                              2010 uncapped n/a
                              2011 $120.00 -2.44%
                              2012 $120.60 0.50%
                              2013 $123.00 1.99%
                              2014 $133.00 8.13%
                              2015 $143.28 7.73%
                              2016 $155.27 8.37%
                              2017 $167.00 7.55%
                              2018 $177.20 6.11%
                              2019 $188.20 6.21%
                              2020 $198.20 5.31%
                              2021 $182.50 -7.92%
                              2022 $208.20 14.08%
                              2023 $224.86 8.00%
                              2023 had a 8% increase to the present $224.8M. Spotrac’s 2024 estimate of $235M represents only 4.91% increase.

                              If the increase for 2024 is similar to 2023, the cap will be $242.8M....which means the Bills would be $10.2M over, not $18, but the cap constraints are going to around for a while. That’s what happens when you have a few big time stars on the team.

                              The latest TV contracts kicked in for this year, 2023, so the cap is already are reflecting that event. All the speculation for 2024 and beyond is just that. Won’t know until about a year from now what the 2024 cap will be.

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                              • Ginger Vitis
                                Registered User
                                • Feb 2009
                                • 3451

                                #30
                                Re: What contracts can be restructured, which players could be cut

                                Next year they could save just over $8 Million by cutting Morse

                                Cutting Dawkins and Johnson saves around $7.5 million each if they needed too/wanted too

                                Cutting Poyer would save 5.5 Million

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