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(04-29-2022, 01:11 AM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: And as soon as a contract with a potential new team can be agreed upon, he would sign it and get traded. It's literally what just happened earlier this offseason with Adams and the Packers. Not reinventing the wheel. It's a pretty standard move.

Front loading contracts when trying to win a SB is counterintuitive and a waste of a SB window. Nobody worth a damn front loads contracts as it's just a bad way to build a more talented team. 

Your plan would mean getting rid of a guy, getting absolutely nothing in return for him, and then adding zero talent with the extra space. If you're not going to get more picks or more space to add more players, why would you ever make another team better and your team worse?

We front load contracts