Now that the draft is over, any vet cap casualties? Day 1 LT starter?

We drafted a LT and that's good, not so sure Armstead can come in an be an immediate starter, not necessarily any better that Brown at the moment. That remains to be seen. I'm not so certain we have our starting LT on the roster yet. Cap space has got to be pretty tight at the moment, I'm sure Vacarro will be included in the top 51.

There are still some veterans out there at RT, Winston, Clabo (not sure if any of these can slide over), and LT older guy like McKinnie.

Winston and Clabo would probably command around 3-4 mill. McKinnie I'm sure a little less.

Now that we at least know a good idea of who we have for cheap, can we let anyone go to try and sign a more proven LT- if even for a year?
RT could surely use an upgrade over Strief, or at least sign a LT, and shift Brown back over to the right. (Harris also showed promise last year, and we don't know what we have in Marcel Jones yet)

Potential candidates to give the pink slips to: (unless there is still guaranteed money due to some of these guys like the Harper situation, then I believe these numbers are close to accurate)

Zach Strief- Cap hit $2.375 mill this year. Prorated bonus in total is only $500k. Cutting saves ~ $1.875 mill towards the cap

-Got to think we can bring in someone more athletic or get the same amount of production from one of the younger guys for cheaper.

Malcom Jenkins- Cap hit $4.032 mill this year. Bonus deducted for 2013 only, no 2014 bonus is $1.518 mill. Cutting saves ~2.5 mill towards the cap

- Really depends on how much Quddus develops, but with Vacarro coming in and his flexibility, it could mean Jenkins is out. Jury is still out obviously.

Will Smith- Cap hit $8.5 mill this year. I'm not sure how the math works on his deal, maybe a cap guru can help me out. I know his signing bonus at least the dead money is $6.7 mill. But he has a roster bonus for 2013 of $1 mill and a workout bonus of $150k. Same for 2014 (but I imagine that doesn't matter if he is cut before the new league year starts?) I believe cutting saves ~$1.8 mill towards the cap

- With Smith I'm not sure if we will give up on him for the "veteran leadership" and being a larger guy as a 3-4 end. But if it comes down to it, the signing of Jenkins may be his undoing giving Hicks the freedom to slide to the end and having cheaper options like Coleman, Broughton, maybe even Tom Johnson, etc.

Chris Ivory also saved us $2 million towards the cap.

Anyone else? Harper probably wouldn't be worth it, Vilma's restructure precludes it.