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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; IDK folks, the 2022 cap hits just aren’t as important to me now, not bc they aren’t of value to look at, but because currently we are in a “holy smokes, what are we gonna do now” situation. His 2021 ...
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Re: Latavius Murray
IDK folks, the 2022 cap hits just aren’t as important to me now, not bc they aren’t of value to look at, but because currently we are in a “holy smokes, what are we gonna do now” situation. His 2021 cap is 4.187M, and the best we could do would be a post Jun 1st cut, which means $850k in dead money and a cap savings of only 3.375M. I get it that every bit helps, but the Saints have to address the folks at the top of the list, the 8 digit guys first; Cameron Jordan, Terron Armstead, Kwon, Jackrabbit, Taysom Hill!! That Peat contract is a bad one for the team, not just the money but the way it is counted, great goobly moobly is it bad. For better or worse, we’re connected to him this 2021 season. My preference would be to keep both Murray and Burton, they are both excellent pass catching backs, and teams just don’t find those guys lying around, imho.
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Re: Latavius Murray
Originally Posted by gosaints1
Kwon Alexander and Janoris Jenkins are the only direct moves that can be made to relieve the cap with minimal dead money; the negative is the loss of talent...![]()
It is far more costly to move Taysom Hill without a sign and trade deal; same with Cam... Moving Armstead makes sense, since Ramczyk could play LT and has to be extended; plus they're some great RTs that could be had in the first and second round... |
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Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Depends on pre 6/1 or post 6/1. For example, Cam Jordan has a 2021 cap amount of $18.9M, cutting him pre 6/1 would be dead money of $16.9M and a cap savings of 2.0M. Arguably..., not worth it, right? Change the cut to post 6/1 and his cap hit while still being 18.9M is now only 5M in dead money and a cap savings of $13.9M. Same for E.Sanders and D.Onyemata at 6M and 7.5M respectively, post 6/1.![]()
It’s a fairly well built team though jp, regardless of who is under center..., so all those cuts are going to hurt to a certain degree. And it’s EXACTLY why your argument of “we need draft picks” is more critical now than anytime in recent memory. If we draft replacements well, this team can continue being in the discussion as a contender..., but if we either don’t have the picks or draft replacements poorly, then this team could go into “rebuilding” mode very quickly. |
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Re: Latavius Murray
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
And without a geriatric Qb it won’t hurt so bad if our oline takes a small step back for a year.
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Re: Latavius Murray
Originally Posted by The Dude
Well, in so far as the offensive line, losing Armstead is significant, but our problem is our interior offensive line which is a hot mess...![]()
Peat, despite getting a big, fat contract, is still playing uninspired football; unfortunately his contract makes it prohibitive to release him, nor is he an attractive trade option when you combine his play/contract... McCoy has really showed some RPMs as a big man who can get out and move to break open big runs; unfortunately he's had to stay inside at Center because Ruiz was unable to take the reigns, to be continued... Ruiz was unable to grasp the transition to the NFL game; maybe it was because of the abbreviated off-season with the Wuhan viral pandemic; this is the biggest question mark besides quarterback on offense... And we had to cut our swing-man, Nick Easton due to a serious concussion problem; know the cut, loss of potential income sucks, but I don't want this guy to have more permanent damage... Worse, because of the corner Payton and Loomis have painted themselves into with our salary cap position, we're unable to take advantage of the terrific guards in the 2021 Free Agency class... |
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Re: Latavius Murray
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Ruiz needs to continue with building more muscle mass this off season. He was bullied quite a bit.![]()
I hope Easton calls it a career. 3 concussions in a season is not good for his overall quality of life after football. Not a popular name on the O line but I hope we find a way to re sign James Hurst. He's a versatile lineman who played well in relief. |
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Re: Latavius Murray
Originally Posted by K Major
Yeah, he's real young, but Sean was saying he was fully developed; guess not so much...
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Re: Latavius Murray
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
Not to mention, Armstead has been a frequent IR club member. I'd be on board with trading him for a number 1. We'd kill a couple of birds in cap relief and additional draft capital.
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