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That depends on the variables in play. If we cut James Hurst, we clear $4.3M in cap (after eating the $2.3M in dead cap/pro-rated acceleration). That is a cap savings.

The cap no going back is the same, the cap savings/dead money changes based upon how it plays out.

Which hasnt happened yet for anyone in 2024. Since the 2024 offseason hasnt started yet.

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Posted by SlowFlowPro

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Posted on 2/19/24 at 6:37 pm to P bean

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, the cap savings/dead money changes based upon how it plays out.

We know the impact of our contracts as is.

We don't know the cap limit to the penny, but it's estimated within a reasonable MOE. That is a distinction without a difference, as we're going to be over $80M over the cap.

Regardless, the interplay of the contracts on our books remains the same. Those net cap impacts are accurately reflected as of 2-19-24. The only way the cap impacts change is restructuring of those contracts, but that's a completely different discussion.

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Posted by P bean

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Posted on 2/19/24 at 6:49 pm to SlowFlowPro

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We don't know the cap limit to the penny, but it's estimated within a reasonable MOE. That is a distinction without a difference, as we're going to be over $80M over the cap.

Cap is unreliable. If there’s 25$million dollar increase like there was 2 years ago good.

The offseason will start and alot of shite is going to happen. Across the league. Let the offseason play out.

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Which hasnt happened yet for anyone in 2024. Since the 2024 offseason hasnt started yet.

We have our obvious resigns/restructures. Then the draft.

Saints have 9 picks, and most are fifth round or less.

Lets see how it goes.

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