2012 Cuts

[flotsamnjetsam]

Here's the base salary for re-signing players (it's in the 1st post of the "re-signing" thread):

QB - 4.2
RB - 6.4
WR - 6.2
TE - 2.25
K - .3
DL - 4.35
LB - 6.1
DB - 4.8


You save 25% off these values if you use the NTC when re-signing players.

[Toltec]

Cut:

Jabar Gaffney - WR, WAS
Contract Length: 5 years
Average Yearly Salary: $900k
Total Contract Amount: $4.5M
2010-2012: 200k; 2013 - 1M; 2014 - 2.9M
NTC: NO

[flotsamnjetsam]

Cut:

Jabar Gaffney - WR, WAS
Contract Length: 5 years
Average Yearly Salary: $900k
Total Contract Amount: $4.5M
2010-2012: 200k; 2013 - 1M; 2014 - 2.9M
NTC: NO

Since this is the 1st player cut with a "staggered contract", I want to run the cap hit by dream before I post it (I sent him a PM). The offseason cap hits are simple to figure out when the yearly salaries are the same throughout the contract. I just want to make sure about this one before I post it.

[flotsamnjetsam]

Cut:

Jabar Gaffney - WR, WAS
Contract Length: 5 years
Average Yearly Salary: $900k
Total Contract Amount: $4.5M
2010-2012: 200k; 2013 - 1M; 2014 - 2.9M
NTC: NO

Initial Contract Added to Cap: $200,000
Amount Actually Paid to Player: $683,333
Gain/Loss Upon Cutting Player: -$483,333

APPROVE OR DENY?

[Toltec]

Cut:

Jabar Gaffney - WR, WAS
Contract Length: 5 years
Average Yearly Salary: $900k
Total Contract Amount: $4.5M
2010-2012: 200k; 2013 - 1M; 2014 - 2.9M
NTC: NO

Initial Contract Added to Cap: $200,000
Amount Actually Paid to Player: $683,333
Gain/Loss Upon Cutting Player: -$483,333

APPROVE OR DENY?

Approve.

[logan]

Kellen Winslow - TE, SEA
Contract Length: 5 years
Average Yearly Salary: $1.2K
Total Contract Amount: $6.0M
2011-2015: $1.2M
NTC: No

Initial Contract Added to Cap: $1.2M
Amount Actually Paid to Player: $600K
Gain/Loss Upon Cutting Player: $600K

APPROVE OR DENY?

Yeremiah Bell - DB,NYJ
Length of Contract - 5 years
Avg Yearly Salary - $6.2
Total Salary - $31.0
2010-2014 - $6.2m
NTC - No

Initial Contract Added to Cap: $6.2M
Amount Actually Paid to Player: $3.1M
Gain/Loss Upon Cutting Player: $3.1M

APPROVE OR DENY?

Cedric Benson - RB, FA
Contract Length: 5 Years
Average Yearly Salary: $3.9M
Total Contract Amount: $19.5M
2009-2013: $3.9M
NTC: No

Initial Contract Added to Cap: $3.9M
Amount Actually Paid to Player: $1.95M
Gain/Loss Upon Cutting Player: $1.95M

APPROVE OR DENY?

Geno Hayes - LB, CHI
Length of Contract - 5 Years
Avg Yearly Salary - $5.5m
Total Salary - $27.5m
2010-2014 - $5.5m
NTC - No

Initial Contract Added to Cap: $5.5M
Amount Actually Paid to Player: $2.75M
Gain/Loss Upon Cutting Player: $2.75M

APPROVE OR DENY?

approve all

[Bradford4Six]

Re - Signing:

J. Charles
A. Johnson
M. Wallace
T. Cole
P. Angerer
A. Bethea
M. Burnett
O. Daniels
S. Gostkowski
M. Bush

Cuts:

T. Jones
W. Smith
T. Hali
W. Woodyard
B. Scott
D. Whitner

I know the NTC could save me money and there are ways to do contracts to save money for FA signings, but dont know how that all works. Dont have a lot of time to read over it all, sorry.

[flotsamnjetsam]

Re - Signing:

J. Charles
A. Johnson
M. Wallace
T. Cole
P. Angerer
A. Bethea
M. Burnett
O. Daniels
S. Gostkowski
M. Bush

Cuts:

T. Jones
W. Smith
T. Hali
W. Woodyard
B. Scott
D. Whitner

I know the NTC could save me money and there are ways to do contracts to save money for FA signings, but dont know how that all works. Dont have a lot of time to read over it all, sorry.

Are you cutting T.Jones with the AFT (saves you $150K) like we discussed? You should have called me...and you still can! Or feel free to post questions in the "league discussion" thread.

[Bradford4Six]

Yes, using aft on jones

[flotsamnjetsam]

Yes, using aft on jones

Thomas Jones - RB, KC
Contract Length: 2 Year
Average Yearly Salary: $300K
Total Contract Amount: $600K
2011-2012: $300K
NTC: No

No cap hit - anti-franchise

APPROVE or DENY?


When making cuts, you can search the name of a player to find the actual contract. Then, after one of the commishes posts the cap hit, owners need to post "approve or deny". There's no cap hit for cutting Jones as your AFT, so you don't really have to "approve" this...just wanted you to know for future reference.