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We can cut Deangelo next year and owe him nothing, no cap hits,nothing!


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Just to clarify, the Williams contract includes $21 million guaranteed, A $16 million signing bonus, and the 2011 base salary ($5 million). The signing bonus pro-rated over the 5 years at $3.2 million per year against the cap hit. If Williams is released next offseason, the $9.6 million in signing bonus cap hits would count against the 2013 cap hit. If they release him after June 1, 2013, they can spread that $9.6 million out over 2 years of cap hits.

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If they released him, they would not owe him any more cash. But the pro rated bonus would hit the cap for 9.6m.

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Exactly

If they released him, they would not owe him any more cash. But the pro rated bonus would hit the cap for 9.6m.

Yes, but take a look at post 82 above. Although I hope they don't, cutting him would have almost no net impact cap-wise.

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