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RE: The Myth of Having to Go Into a Season With Cap Space - THE PISTONS - 12-01-2018 (11-30-2018, 04:24 PM)Bambam Wrote: This is hilarious. If mike cared about winning he would hire a gm. There isn’t another franchise that would have gone on this long with the same gm without winning a playoff game. He is cheap. Look at how much cap space we have. Mike is still stuck in the 70’s and until he learns that the league has changed we are doomed as a franchise. I will believe the practice bubble when I see it. THIS LONG??? Most fire GM's and coaches after 3-4 years of no success. RE: The Myth of Having to Go Into a Season With Cap Space - THE PISTONS - 12-01-2018 (12-01-2018, 03:54 PM)I_C_DeadPeople Wrote: End of the day there are two issues with the cap management: The funny thing is at the time, I'd say the majority of people on the board were glad that Zeitler walked for that price. 'A Guard isn't worth that much.' As if we'd spend the money elsewhere. Rooting for the Bengals pocketbook. RE: The Myth of Having to Go Into a Season With Cap Space - BengalsRocker - 12-01-2018 (11-30-2018, 12:13 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Something else worth noting when I was just looking at contracts... This info is what gets me when people act like no one would take Dalton. That he has no trade value. If you dislike him fine. Just don't make shit up out of spite. |