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Cam's deal clears 1.6 million in 2015 cap


Jeremy Igo

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Where do you find all the details per year, and guaranteed, etc.? I think that $30M or whatever it is will be in 2016 right? Trying to figure this out but kind find the structure information.

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I'm guessing 2016 and 2017 will be big cap hit numbers but not so big we won't sign Luke. But Norman might be iffy. But if it goes down after that we are in good position to sign other significant guys. Add in drafting well and it looks like dominance for the next 5 years and beyond.

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nippleshorts is a clever fella

​Especially when you consider that the year when Cam accounts for the biggest cap hit, 2016, is also the year we'll be keeping a relatively cheap Kuechly on his 5th year option. That structure sets up nicely for paying Cam and Luke without getting into salary cap hell.

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I'm guessing 2016 and 2017 will be big cap hit numbers but not so big we won't sign Luke. But Norman might be iffy. But if it goes down after that we are in good position to sign other significant guys. Add in drafting well and it looks like dominance for the next 5 years and beyond.

​If they're smart they're trying to re-sign Norman now.  He is primed for a career year and even a 2 year extension for him would be wise.  Even after Newton's extension the Panthers will still have north of $40 million in cap space in 2016 (none of which will count towards a new Kuechly contract since the Panthers used the fifth year option tag on him), and in 2017 when Charles Johnson and Jonathan Stewart both come off the books (and I doubt either are with the team past 2017), the Panthers currently have over $100 million in cap space in 2017.  You read that right....Panthers are in GREAT financial shape in the coming seasons.  Gettleman did an AMAZING job.  He knew he had to clear money for Cam and he did.

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​If they're smart they're trying to re-sign Norman now.  He is primed for a career year and even a 2 year extension for him would be wise.  Even after Newton's extension the Panthers will still have north of $40 million in cap space in 2016 (none of which will count towards a new Kuechly contract since the Panthers used the fifth year option tag on him), and in 2017 when Charles Johnson and Jonathan Stewart both come off the books (and I doubt either are with the team past 2017), the Panthers currently have over $100 million in cap space in 2017.  You read that right....Panthers are in GREAT financial shape in the coming seasons.  Gettleman did an AMAZING job.  He knew he had to clear money for Cam and he did.

I agree but we also won't have many guys signed either. I think I saw somewhere earlier this yr that, under current contracts, we will have like 25 guys signed in 2017. So we still have a lot of players to sign. But I agree with you and I think signing Norman now would be a good idea. And Cam's contract while huge just might be team friendly in future signing perspective.

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Contracts that will be up in 2016:

 

Thomas DavisOLB32105 yr$16,500,000$3,300,000$5,000,0002016
Roman HarperS3295 yr$10,625,000$2,125,000$1,500,0002016
Mike TolbertFB2974 yr$10,000,000$2,500,000$4,200,0002016
Amini SilatoluG2634 yr$4,937,104$1,234,276$2,985,0342016
Jonathan MartinRT2534 yr$4,784,267$1,196,067$2,526,9342016
J.J. JansenLS2974 yr$3,605,000$901,250$500,0002016
Frank AlexanderDE2534 yr$2,570,252$642,563$470,2522016
Derek AndersonQB31102 yr$2,564,000$1,282,000$400,0002016
Josh NormanCB2734 yr$2,299,000$574,750$199,0002016
Brad NortmanP2534 yr$2,178,680$544,670$78,6802016
Charles TillmanCB34121 yr$2,000,000$2,000,000$350,0002016
Richie BrockelFB2842 yr$1,610,000$805,000$150,0002016
Wes HortonDE2523 yr$1,495,000$498,333$10,0002016
Robert LesterS2723 yr$1,492,500$497,500$7,5002016
Melvin WhiteCB2423 yr$1,492,500$497,500$7,5002016
Brandon WilliamsTE2723 yr$1,485,000$495,000-2016
Kyle LoveDT2842 yr$1,475,000$737,500-2016
Kevin ReddickILB2522 yr$1,080,000$540,000-2016
Colin ColeDT34101 yr$1,050,000$1,050,000$80,0002016
Mike RemmersRT2622 yr$1,050,000$525,000-2016
Jason TrusnikILB3081 yr$950,000$950,000$80,0002016
Carrington ByndomCB2212 yr$930,000$465,000-2016
Adarius GlantonOLB2412 yr$930,000$465,000-2016
Chris ScottG2731 yr$825,000$825,000$80,0002016
Joe WebbQB2851 yr$825,000$825,000$80,0002016
Jordan TodmanRB2531 yr$765,000$765,000$20,0002016
Tyronne GreenG2951 yr$745,000$745,000-2016
Jarrett BoykinWR2531 yr$700,000$700,000$20,0002016
Stephen HillWR2431 yr$594,500$594,500$9,5002016
Ben JacobsILB2721 yr$585,000$585,000-2016
Brian FolkertsC2521 yr$585,000$585,000-2016
Mike BrownWR2621 yr$585,000$585,000-2016
Brenton BersinWR2511 yr$510,000$510,000-2016
Darrin ReavesRB2211 yr$510,000$510,000-2016
Micanor RegisDT2511 yr$510,000$510,000-2016
Martin WallaceLT2521 yr$510,000$510,000-2016
De'Andre PresleyCB2511 yr$503,500$503,500$8,5002016
Kevin GreeneTE2511 yr$435,000$435,000-2016
Marcus LucasWR2311 yr$435,000$435,000-2016
Louis YoungCB2311 yr$435,000$435,000-2016
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2017 is gonna be a doozy:

C. Johnson, Kalil, Luke, Star, KKShort, Ginn, Philly Brown all due then. Plus some others.

 

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/carolina-panthers/

Kawann's contract is a 4 year contract, Star's is 4 with the team option.

KK will have to be taken care of before Star, actually.  Unless we choose not to use the 5th year option, which would be crazy.

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