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Are you complaining? Keep the talent however you can and keep building for the future. It's nice to know Hurney is willing to bend the rules to do so. Nothing wrong with that.

Not complaining at all. Actually, I predicted Hurney would do this a couple of weeks ago, but I thought he would do it with someone on the D-line.

Like others said, as long as JR doesn't mind the money, it's a great way to keep players around.

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It's going to cost Jerry a few million bucks to keep these IR guys around for another year. Rivera must think they all have the potential to actually make the 53 next year. At least they won't count against the cap.

Yes they do. And so do the PS players.

ALL payments to players count against the cap as of the start of the season.

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I thought if they were waived/injured that it usually meant an injury settlement and they're no longer a part of the team? Just curious because I find it interesting if we still have them as members of the team, just on IR, because we could bring either of them back later in the season if so.

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I thought if they were waived/injured that it usually meant an injury settlement and they're no longer a part of the team? Just curious because I find it interesting if we still have them as members of the team, just on IR, because we could bring either of them back later in the season if so.

It's kind of like the situation with Jake Ballard when the Giants waived him injured and then the Patriots snagged him. He is subject to waivers to see if another team wants to pick him up, if they do pick him up then he takes a physical and all of that before he is put on IR or a member of the team. If no one does pick him up, then I think a settlement is reached to place him on IR as a member of the team, but at probably a lower cost. So there was risk waiving him injured because someone could grab him. But no one did. So he is still here on IR for next year.

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Yes they do. And so do the PS players.

ALL payments to players count against the cap as of the start of the season.

I thought only the top 53 salaries counted against the cap?

Happy with the guys we got on the PS, would have loved to have kept Poole, but Smith made his case on the field too.

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I thought only the top 53 salaries counted against the cap?

Happy with the guys we got on the PS, would have loved to have kept Poole, but Smith made his case on the field too.

Section 6.

Computation of Team Salary: During any League Year in which

the Salary Cap is in effect, all of the following amounts shall be included

every day in determining a Team’s Team Salary:

(a)

Player Contracts. Subject to the rules below in Section 7 of this

Article, all amounts the Team has paid or is obligated to pay as set forth in

all Player Contracts of current and former players covering a particular

League Year, including exercised, options, shall be included in Team Salary.

Tenders.

(i) Drafted Rookies’ Salaries shall be tendered automatically at the

Rookie Minimum Active List Salary as of the day of the Draft and shall be

included in Team Salary until (1) the player is signed, (2) the Team’s rights

are relinquished through waivers, or (3) the Tuesday following the tenth

week of the regular season (if the player is unsigned).

(ii) For players with less than three (3) Accrued Seasons whose contracts

have expired, the Minimum Active List Salary will be included in

Team Salary when tendered until the player is signed, or the Team’s rights

are relinquished.

(iii) For players who are Restricted Free Agents, the Qualifying Offer

will be included in Team Salary when tendered until the player is signed,

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Article XXIV, Guaranteed League-Wide Salary, Salary Cap, & Minimum Team Salary

the Qualifying Offer is withdrawn, or a “June 1 tender” (which may be

made on or before June 1) is made. If the player is unsigned and the Team

makes a June 1 tender or June 15 tender, such tender will be included until

the player is signed, the Team’s rights are relinquished, or the Tuesday

following the tenth week of the regular season (if the player is unsigned).

(iv) For players who are Unrestricted Free Agents, the June 1 tender,

if made, will be included in Team Salary as of July 15 and thereafter until

the player is signed, the tender is withdrawn, the Team’s rights are relinquished

or extinguished, or the Tuesday following the tenth week of the

regular season (if the player is unsigned).

(v) For Transition Players and Franchise Players, the tender will be

included in Team Salary when made until the player is signed, the tender is

withdrawn, the Team’s rights are relinquished, or the Tuesday following the

tenth game of the regular season (if the player is unsigned).

(vi) All Offer Sheets will be included in Team Salary when tendered

until the player is signed to a Player Contract by any NFL Team, or the Offer

Sheet is withdrawn.

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Practice Squad Contracts. Any Practice Squad contract Salaries

shall be included in Team Salary except to the extent otherwise provided in

Article XXXIV, Section 5.

(d)

Termination Pay. Any type of Termination Pay liability will be included

in Team Salary at the time the player is released, except to the extent

the Team is relieved of any such liability.

(e)

Grievances. When a player salary grievance is filed against a

Team, 50% of the amount claimed (or, for a player whose contract qualifies

under Article XXXVIII-A, 50% of the player’s Salary Cap count, prorated to

reflect the number of weeks remaining in the regular season) will be counted

in Team Salary until the grievance is resolved or until the end of the

League Year, whichever comes first; at the end of the League Year, if any

grievances have been settled or awards have been made, if the net total

grievance amounts paid by the Team are more than the original 50% attributions

and put the Team over the Salary Cap, the excess will be deducted

from the Team’s Salary Cap in the following League Year; if the net total

grievance amounts paid are less than the original 50% attributions and the

Team finishes the season at the Salary Cap or below the Salary Cap by less

than the amount of the unawarded attributions, the difference will be

added to the Team’s Salary Cap for the following League Year. If an award

or settlement is made for a grievance in a League Year after the grievance was

filed, and the grievance amount paid is more than the original 50% attribution,

the excess shall be included in Team Salary when paid; if the grievance

amount is less than the original 50% attribution, the difference shall

be deducted from Team Salary when the award is made.

(f)

Expansion Bonuses. Except as set forth in Article XXXI (Expansion),

any expansion bonuses paid to players shall be included in Team

Salary.

(g)

Other Amounts. Any other Salary not listed above paid to players

shall be included in Team Salary.

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