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What's wrong with the offensive blocking?
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(12-07-2020, 02:58 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Unfortunately with Price, he's going to be paid his full amount whether he's on the team or not. There is $0 cap savings if he's not on the team.
So I doubt the Bengals part ways with him.

Accorinding to this https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/cincinnati-bengals/billy-price-25116/ there are cap savings to be had if he was to be released.

Pre-6/1 Release 2021 Dead Cap: $1,649,546 2021 Cap Savings: $2,077,158
Pre-6/1 Trade 2021 Dead Cap: $1,649,546 2021 Cap Savings: $2,077,158
Post-6/1 Release 2021 Dead Cap: $1,649,546 2022 Dead Cap: $0 2021 Cap Savings: $2,077,158
Post-6/1 Trade 2021 Dead Cap: $1,649,546 2022 Dead Cap: $0 2021 Cap Savings: $2,077,158

*Note I just copied and pasted the section, all the numbers are the same.  We can keep him for a total cost of 3.726 million dollars, or we can eat 1.649 mil and save 2.077 mil by parting ways.
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RE: What's wrong with the offensive blocking? - Wes Mantooth - 12-07-2020, 03:06 PM

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