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We still have some big negotiations to do that will open more - we can open up $14M by restructuring Moton, Thielen, Sanders, and Tuttle. All depends on the impact on next year's ability to cut them if needed.

If I was Shaq I would charge him half that bloated salary

Let's see...we keep bringing in Gamecocks and we keep losing.....and we've never drafted a Clemson player....sounds like a solid correlation

Just filling up the table

Nabors + Johnston + Palmer - their WR core on paper should be good Everett was not that great - easy to replace Corum or others in the draft is my guess This is how the NFL goes these days honestly - those contracts were bad and the guys were old/injured - I don't think it is Harbaugh as much as just typical cycle

"And with the 5th pick in the 2024 NFL draft, the Los Angeles Chargers select Brock Bowers, Georgia"....Hayden Hurst once again has no one who believes in him...

The thread title confused me - totally get it once I clicked in LOL. As a Clemson fan I fully endorse this selection in the 3rd round.

Significantly

I am usually pretty optimistic, but the reality is that last year was almost dead on Chark's career average for a season. I doubt very much he will ever come close to double his output again - he will be on his 4th team in 7 years. Pretty much know what you have there.

Hard pass

They don't have to extend him to restructure and lower the cap - just convert to signing bonus.

Trade AT - sign Renfrow - done and done

Cutting TMarsh saves $1.4M - probably gonna happen IMO since he is basically the 4th or 5th WR at this point with the draft coming up. But look at the draft flexibility this gives us now - yes we would all love to draft the next JJ or Chase with pick 33 or 39, but with Diontae and Mingo you don't feel nearly the pressure to use those 2 picks on a WR. I said before I would love to see Ja'Tavion Sanders and Chop Robinson at those 2 spots.....then 65 we go for a WR maybe - should be plenty of possibilities better than Marshall and cheaper.

I would LOVE to have Tee Higgins - but trading those 2 picks is the wrong choice. I don't see Tee on our radar any longer....we have nothing to offer without Burns.

And I see some still talking about Higgins, but without Burns to trade I don't see any reasonable package for getting him at this point. We cannot afford to give up draft picks, so we should turn our eyes to FA's and the draft

We now have $33M in cap space including the cuts previously mentioned and signings - with restructures and other cuts we could be around $40-45 left to spend this year. Now yall tell me given what we have right now, if we signed Ridley, KJ Osborn, a few more FA hole fillers, draft Chop Robinson & Ja'Tavion Sanders with those 2nd round picks people can't see a future? I'm not saying we are winning the Division, but so far I am good with out position - going into the draft we are better than we were last week IMO. I'm with ya Frank

It is in my statement - saves us money - like I said I hope they don't but finding that much money is a single cut of a backup is not very common. He is also going to be 28-yr old so not exactly a huge loss. Just stating something that could reasonably happen

We just droppin Austin Corbett?

Yeah $6.5M there - and possibly another $4.5M if we cut Christensen which I hope we don't

Ummm where did we get the money for that?

They said he is due a $3M roster bonus on Friday, so maybe the dead money is rough but we save overall? I am struggling to see this too - thought I was understanding how this stuff works but am a little confused now.

Morse signing with Jags

But of course we forgot Little Moose!

Honestly not mad at any of that

Could also draft Frank Gore, Jr for the backfield...