Cutting Bradshaw And Bass Would Cost Giants $ 9.175M

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Originally Posted by Buddy333

Just eat these contacts this year and start fresh. Enough with the restructuring.

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I agree... enough with the Ponzi Scheme...

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Originally Posted by Toadofsteel

I agree... enough with the Ponzi Scheme...

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I'm with both of u.. Seriously, these restructuring of contracts is gonna cost us alot of young talent, because there gonna get paid other places... Just stop with the restructuring, as we've played with fire anyways the last several yrs with this bunch, and even though we WON a couple titles, barley made the postseason both SB runs, and now alot of those players are even older and less productive.. Its pretty simple logic, if u ask me...

This team just needs to get better. Yeah they won last year, but only with a little luck. They where 9-7 the last two seasons and missed the post the two seasons before that. Stop extending these players hat acoount for a 9-7 team. Eat it this year and say goodbye next year. Start fresh.

Cutting Baas was never an option. Not sure why this author treated it like it was.

These articles seem to be taken right from a message board.

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Originally Posted by slipknottin

bradshaw and baas are the worst candidates for release because they are still early into their contracts.

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I don't think it is that early in Bass's contract. Doesn't he only have 3 years of guarenteed money and this is his 3rd year, right?

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Originally Posted by JB456

I don't think it is that early in Bass's contract. Doesn't he only have 3 years of guarenteed money and this is his 3rd year, right?

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Next year will be his third year. This past season was only his second. Guaranteed money is only a minor issue.

Signing bonus + restructured last season = 5 mil cap hit if he is cut or he stays. Next season assuming they do not restructure again his cap hit if released would drop.

His guaranteed money should already be gone.

He should make for a very possible release next season.

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Originally Posted by slipknottin

Next year will be his third year. This past season was only his second. Guaranteed money is only a minor issue.

Signing bonus + restructured last season = 5 mil cap hit if he is cut or he stays. Next season assuming they do not restructure again his cap hit if released would drop.

His guaranteed money should already be gone.

He should make for a very possible release next season.

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Thanks for clarifing this for me. Like many people, I get confused by these contracts. Could you let me know what website you got this info from for future reference?

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Originally Posted by slipknottin

Next year will be his third year. This past season was only his second. Guaranteed money is only a minor issue.

Signing bonus + restructured last season = 5 mil cap hit if he is cut or he stays. Next season assuming they do not restructure again his cap hit if released would drop.

His guaranteed money should already be gone.

He should make for a very possible release next season.

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Well, there you go. We pick up a GOOD O lineman in the draft and plug him into the line. Have boothe show him how to hike a ball, LOL! Man, you really can't write this stuff. " The Days of Giants Football" What a great name for a daytime drama series: starring JR as Dillio the Dealmaker, and TC as The Wise One the Old Disciplined Head Coach!! Take your lumps and get this franchise back on line. Thanx for the primer, slip!

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Originally Posted by nycsportzfan

I'm with both of u.. Seriously, these restructuring of contracts is gonna cost us alot of young talent, because there gonna get paid other places... Just stop with the restructuring, as we've played with fire anyways the last several yrs with this bunch, and even though we WON a couple titles, barley made the postseason both SB runs, and now alot of those players are even older and less productive.. Its pretty simple logic, if u ask me...

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