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What Will Our Projected Cap-Space Be June 1St?

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We should have 11 million after June 1st. What will we do with it? Nothing.

Someone who is more intelligent on the situation can clear me up on this but aren't we allowed to use most of that money next year if we decide not to use it?

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Id like to see them continue to add depth and competition. Maybe extend stewart.

I was listening to the PFT with Hurney,and he mentioned wanting to sign Shockey and didn't want to trade Stewart, So I was thinking we would sign Shockey and maybe work something out for Stewart, but I really think that we will trade Stewart before or on draft day.

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Someone who is more intelligent on the situation can clear me up on this but aren't we allowed to use most of that money next year if we decide not to use it?

yeah, I think with the new CBA, teams can carry cap one year to the next year, as long as they notify the NFL front office.

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There is still a lot of FA's out there that can be had for cheap who can contribute. WR Edwards(played with Chud), TE Shockey, TE Clark, TE Shiancoe, OT McNeil, OT McKenzie, OG Carey, DE Carter, DT Haynesworth(gasp), OLB Hill, OLB McIntosh, OLB Maybin, P McBriar. <--All great options for depth that can step in. Not to mention June 1st cuts.

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Impossible, thread title is impossible to answer!

When we cut Travell Wharton, Hurney used a June 1st designation for Wharton's contract, that allowed us to split the cap hit for his contract overt 2 years, but if also freed up a lot of money, then we restructured TD, Greg Olsen and extended Steve Smith (who has a cap friendly 2012 contract), I was just wondering about what you guys thought we would and could do with the extra money...

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