RavenzOz

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  1. Il try to make things as simple as possible just bare with me.

    http://overthecap.com/player/eugene-monroe/927

    1- Eugine monroe has 3 years left on his contract.

    2- His salary for those years are 8.7mil(2016) 8.95 (2017) and 8.95 (2018)

    3- Of those 3 years, 2.2 mil is guaranteed every year as a signing bonus totaling 6.6mil. That is money that the Ravens have to pay him regardless and must swallow the cap hit regardless if he's on the roster or not.

    4- If the Ravens decide to cut or trade him before this upcoming June 1, the Ravens must swallow 6.6 million (dead cap) in 2016 saving 2.1mil in cap space (2016) that can be spent elsewhere.

    5- if the Ravens decide to cut or trade him after June 1, then 2.2 counts as dead cap in 2016 freeing up 6.5mil in 2016 and the remainder (4.4mil) gets moved to dead cap against 2017.

    Other viable options would be to let 2016 play out and revisit this issue same time next year. At that time, monroe would be owed 4.4 mil guaranteed out of his remaining 18mil in salaries. If he continues to miss time then he'd be forced to take a huge paycut or be traded for peanuts while freeing up a ton of cap space to sign whoever. If he plays well then the Ravens could extend and restructure freeing up cap space and keeping monroe at the same time. The Ravens don't have much leverage at this point but in one year they would have all the leverage.

    Hope I cleared up a few things

     

    Thanks for the info Hal.  I'll be honest and say that if a solid LT option is available (whether it's KO or our first round draft pick), 6.6m in dead money to let Monroe walk feels perfectly acceptable to me.  Lets face it the guys not playing nickle, no.3-WR or TE here, LT is a full time job and needs someone who is on the park every game.

     

    Either that or renegotiate his contract downwards with the same guarenteed money and re-evaluate after one year, I can't imagine he is too valuable in free-agency right now.

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  2. I think we are in an age where the science around nutrition and excercise has led our athletes to the place where their ability to develop muscle far surpasses the human body's ability to develop the supporting structures around that muscle: ligaments, tendons and bones. This is why we are seeing large numbers of injuries even in a league that has put in place so many rules to protect the health of these athletes.

     

    A perfect example of this comes from my neck of the woods where in this video, two Australian NRL players have an arm wrestle on national TV, the result, one of them gets multiple fractures in his arm.

     

    Warning, this video is not for the feint of heart:

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  3. Yeah Suh is dirty, think maybe the ref's are just scared of him lol.

    On us I think we are showing some good development for next year, when we will hopefully be healthy, and for this year GO THE BILLS, looking at their schedule they're close enough if they're good enough, want to see Tyrod shake things up in the playoffs.

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