Cardinals restructure J.J. Watt’s contract to spread out remaining cap hit

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Cardinals restructure J.J. Watt's contract to spread out remaining cap hit

J.J.

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Cardinals restructure J.J. Watt's contract to spread out remaining cap hit

J.J.

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Yay, now we can pay him not to play for 2 years in a row, just like Jordan Phillips!

 

[Totally_Red]

Obviously Cardinals will go all out to re-sign Zach Allen. This provides more ammo to do so.

 

[Dback Jon]

Actually a good move. I wonder who is working on this?

 

[Stout]

Obviously Cardinals will go all out to re-sign Zach Allen. This provides more ammo to do so.

Let us hope.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Actually a good move. I wonder who is working on this?

Um, the Cards actually still have 2.5M in cap space. The 'good' move would have been to move some of that money into this year to lessen the impact of further years.

 

[RON_IN_OC]

Actually a good move. I wonder who is working on this?

They still have their contract/cap guy in the house, right?

 

[Dback Jon]

They still have their contract/cap guy in the house, right?

Yes, but who is approving it? Bidwill?

 

[Dback Jon]

Um, the Cards actually still have 2.5M in cap space. The 'good' move would have been to move some of that money into this year to lessen the impact of further years.

Would they be able to do that?

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Would they be able to do that?

Why wouldn't they? The year hasn't closed.

 

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Obviously Cardinals will go all out to re-sign Zach Allen. This provides more ammo to do so.

Even if they're able to resign Allen, there is a giant gaping hole left from our best defensive lineman (and best defensive player) retiring.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Even if they're able to resign Allen, there is a giant gaping hole left from our best defensive lineman (and best defensive player) retiring.

Which is why I think Carter is their #1 target in the draft.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

Which is why I think Carter is their #1 target in the draft.

Probably. We have so many needs that they can argue that nearly any pick will be need based.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

Probably. We have so many needs that they can argue that nearly any pick will be need based.

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Reality bites!

 

[RON_IN_OC]

Why wouldn't they? The year hasn't closed.

So I found this...Seems they can actually roll over unused cap space to the next year. At least that's how I read it.

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And on Over The Cap the table showed Cards with 5 million effective cap space left. Doesn't have a date, so I think its a table that updates regularly...but I'm not experience with their site at all.

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[dreamcastrocks]

So I found this...Seems they can actually roll over unused cap space to the next year. At least that's how I read it.

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I have read that before two, but the two major sites that I have used in the past (overthecap and spotrac) don't seem to track any rolled over cap space.

And on Over The Cap the table showed Cards with 5 million effective cap space left. Doesn't have a date, so I think its a table that updates regularly...but I'm not experience with their site at all.

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I use Spotrac that says 2.5.

 

[cardpa]

Yeah, Spotrac does show rollovers. It's the one I use. No idea if there is a limit to how much a team can rollover into a following year.

 

[kerouac9]

Yeah, Spotrac does show rollovers. It's the one I use. No idea if there is a limit to how much a team can rollover into a following year.

There isn't, but teams have to elect the rollover, so some sources might not show it un future seasons?

There's no limit on the amount teams can roll over, but there's a floor on how much teams have to pay against the cap, and it's like 80% of the rolling three- or five-year cap or something.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

There isn't, but teams have to elect the rollover, so some sources might not show it un future seasons?

There's no limit on the amount teams can roll over, but there's a floor on how much teams have to pay against the cap, and it's like 80% of the rolling three- or five-year cap or something.

That's the number I remember too. They have to spend at least 80% of their cap on players.

 

[QuebecCard]

Why wouldn't they? The year hasn't closed.

A bit moot, given that it will carry over to 2023.

 

[az jam]

Good move. It will give the new GM more money to sign players in free agency plus resign some of their own.

 

[SteveKeimFan]

Why is Steve Keim such a genius?

 

[QuebecCard]

I have read that before two, but the two major sites that I have used in the past (overthecap and spotrac) don't seem to track any rolled over cap space.

I use Spotrac that says 2.5.

When the new 2023 Cap number is made public, those sites always include the rollover as a separate line item.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

When the new Cap number is made public, those sites always include the rollover as a separate line item.

Good to know for sure.