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Approximately $4 million, which technically saves us $600,000 on the 2007 salary cap minus the cost to replace his roster spot with someone else.. I give him a shot to make a spot in training camp but before the draft comes around I make sure he does a significant amount of hard running and drills to make sure his knee can at least make it thru that. If it can't then we know he won't make it and we really need a RB, if he can make it thru that much then RB maybe takes a slightly lower priority and he gets to battle for a spot in training camp.Can anyone give us a cap hit before I raise my hand??
We won't have to release him because he is going to retire. A running back can't play with no cartilage in his knees.
If he retires he forfeits the rest of his signing bonus and should have to pay us back for that unless we arrange an injury buyout or something, and none of that should go on our cap other than maybe the buyout.If he retires I don't think we get a cap hit (other than the bonus $$). I'm sure he would want some sort of going out the door prize though.
I've heard Bob Allen say that his knee was "bone to bone" last training camp special before the season. Look the guys done man just think about it he's gonna have problems for the rest of his life because of that.....wow.........that sucks but oh well its football and it has its consequences his is just a lil worse than some.Westbrook was having similar symptoms earlier in the year..... except of course he played through it.
I haven't seen/heard/read the bone on bone report... far as I know, that's just speculation.
That right there should have been the thread-ender. It's just simple truth. Nobody needs to worry about the possible trade or release ramifications of Domanick Williams because he's got almost no chance of being here next season.We won't have to release him because he is going to retire. A running back can't play with no cartilage in his knees.