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Don't forget about the salary FLOOR.


thunderraiden

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The salary cap floor is must higher than what it used to be. Don't forget that when you see some of these contracts. Yes, Johnson's contract was a lot of money BUT don't forget it's money we HAD to spend. Regardless we have to get to the salary cap floor, and I would rather have a leader of the defensive line signed for a huge contract than 20 role-players with only 2 not being hurt once the season starts. So, with that in mind, who do you guys think we splurge on from here on out to get to that magic salary floor number?

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The salary cap floor is must higher than what it used to be. Don't forget that when you see some of these contracts. Yes, Johnson's contract was a lot of money BUT don't forget it's money we HAD to spend. Regardless we have to get to the salary cap floor, and I would rather have a leader of the defensive line signed for a huge contract than 20 role-players with only 2 not being hurt once the season starts. So, with that in mind, who do you guys think we splurge on from here on out to get to that magic salary floor number?

quick question,

it is my understanding that the number (floor) isn't actually caculated until the END of the year. Therefore, Carolina doesn't have to reach the floor when this season starts.....they can reach it late in the year when they restructure Beason and Kalil for example.

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