Simple answer is no, those players contracts are no longer counted against the Cap. The numbers you hear, of the Steelers being OVER the Cap, are the contract numbers of Steelers players under contract in 2013. If it were as simple as just letting these FA's walk & the Steelers would be swimming in cash, it'd be happy days all around, but alas..
Mike Wallace, Rashard Mendenhall lead list of risky free agents
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Simple answer is no, those players contracts are no longer counted against the Cap. The numbers you hear, of the Steelers being OVER the Cap, are the contract numbers of Steelers players under contract in 2013. If it were as simple as just letting these FA's walk & the Steelers would be swimming in cash, it'd be happy days all around, but alas..
You guessed right Chadman. That was what I was figuring. Oh well!
One more question: If we are just making it to the cap figure now without having signed anyone yet do you have any idea how to handle this situation?Comment
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Is the following correct? As of now TS are a bit under the cap. But, they have to sign a lot of players yet to fill out the roster. I suppose these signings will put them back over the cap for this year and then the same thing will come up next year?
I will be watching for solutions to this situation.Comment
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I only posted this because I saw another article there and looked at it. It summarized the cap situation of all the teams. You can bet TS are not the only team facing some cap problems. Just about all the teams are. Quite a few teams are being forced to make some undesirable cuts to meet the cap.Comment
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Hmm! I just saw in the PG that Harrison was released. It was dated 4hrs ago. Now I believe it. There are already several threads on this which is fine.
Well then, now TS are actually in better shape capwise than quite a few other teams. In the preceding post I mentioned the article that summarized all the teams cap situation. Heck, a number of teams had to cut several players just to get under the cap.Comment
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