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I missed a lot of the game today and didn't really even care. Saw a couple plays. Doug Free getting thrown like a child being the most memorable.

LOL Like anyone has a fucking choice in the matter and his presence is welcomed because he's a great football mind.

I think the situation you create is that you guarantee less in terms of bonus money and in order to entice players you have to offer a high year 1 base salary, roster bonus in year 2, AND guarantee years 1 and 2. Alternatively you could have almost every contract include incentive bonuses...

In theory, you could cut a guy who has a $12M base salary and even if there's $4M in dead money you'd still have $8M to spend. $8M in cap space can get you 2 free agents. Each guy gets $10M in SB over 5 years and with a simple base salary that utilizes the rest of the free cap space you'd...

I kind of worked backwards, looking at what their prorated money equaled and deducted that from the total cap give a remaining balance that would be "free" to spend. It looks like Spotrac has something similar to $93M but that's obviously going to come down as you said. As far as the 4 year...

I think someone said he may have been hired in some capacity and can't really talk about it as much. It's an odd aspect but I think part is that nobody wants it to turn out to be correct.

Posted this at the zone but oddly none of the experts over there have chimed in.

Just something that kind of came up at random and I'm not sure if the numbers at Spotrac are right or if I understand what a "cash floor" actually means but if Spotrac is anywhere close and a "cash floor" is what it sounds like, Dallas could be in for an aspect of salary cap hell that nobody has...

Looks like Carver played 4 seasons with Dallas and tallied 11.5 sacks. That puts him 4 sacks behind Spencer's first 4 seasons. If Carver could have hung for another year and gotten maybe 5 or 6 sacks he probably would have been franchise tagged.

Based on suckiness, Carpenter is hard to top. Based on expectations and cost, Claiborne is making a strong case for himself.

Rocks, Jon. James Harrison gets his off.

Here's what you missed: All of the first fucking quarter because Fox wouldn't switch from the Packers and Vikings game. Jason Witten getting into the endzone twice. Gavin Escobar catching a pass for 6 yards. Dez Bryant turning a would-be 3rd & 3 into 3rd & 30. Bruce Carter and Jeff Health...

So good the team decided to wait until this very moment to put him in the booth because now they won't know why Dallas suddenly has everything figured out.

I remember when some of the lames at CZ were claiming it would be to Dallas' advantage to NOT just come out and say who was calling plays back when that whole sideshow was going on.

That's one of the problems with this team. Instead of just saying Jason is going to call plays, they have to make it look as if they are improving something.

Anyone getting fucking sick of hearing Jason say this. It's always "match their intensity" and never "make them match our intensity". How come it's always the other team who's setting the bar in this area and why only match it? Why not exceed? Why Jason? Why you only match intensity? Why...

This is revolutionary!

I'm not worried because I'm putting my money on actuary tables. Of course, there is this odd trend whereby people who hit a certain age actually gain some life expectancy. I can't remember where it is but it's basically because their natural disposition was healthy enough to reach a certain...

That's regular? Fuck, what a low standard. Sorry but if you're likely to pass away from a heart attack before retirement, you're a little larger than "regular". Which reminds me, actually saw a code blue today on an older lady who was pretty large. Pretty fucking nuts.

It's easier to think he wouldn't have but there's not a lot of support for Detroit taking him. Their need for a C wasn't all that high. C wasn't their weakest spot last year, it was Peterman who is no longer on the team. Frederick was a shock pick in the 1st round. Hard to imagine many teams...