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Who Do We Trade Next Year (To relieve cap space)?

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We went on a colossal spending spree this off-season, some were warranted, and others were unwarrented. Nevertheless, because of that spree, it put a big strain on our cap space for next year. So, who do we trade to create cap space? (I've listed the guys that would probably bring in the most in a trade)

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Our best trading gem is J-Stew, but I definitely don't want to get rid of him. Steve Smith has shown he is still a great receiver, and if we ever thought about trading him, next year is our last opportunity. (I hate to see it happen, but trading Smith would definitely relieve our cap space) Gamble is also a guy that we could trade to bring in value, and at the same time relieve cap space. If Mario Williams became available through free agency, Greg Hardy would someone we could use in trade bait. (If we sign Williams)

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