Current Redskins Salary Cap Status - 2009

He plays a 100% percent. Both of our last two coaches rave about his pratice work ethic and locker room presence. Shoot, Joe Gibbs once said he wished he had 53 James Trashes. And last but not least, he never get any love on this board and has been a redskin forever.

and now he's ancient and even slower. 53 james thrashes would lose you a lot of games.

and now he's ancient and even slower. 53 james thrashes would lose you a lot of games.

Yeah but he is a core guy and he fights his guts out. 53 James Thrashes would be 0-16 to the Lions.

I have updated my sheets to reflect everything above except:
- The addition of Haynesworth, Hall, and Dockery.

Based on PCinOZ's info I was able to decipher the details of all the extensions.

I have us at $13.682M of cap room.

The top thread was updated to reflect better details on the four contract extensions (Carter, Randle El, Griffin, and Samuels). JLC had reported a savings of 10.0 between them. Your numbers showed an actual savings of 9.1 between them.

This was changed. At this point, I'm getting 3.5 million in cap room, which now jumps off your 13.6 with added estimations for Haynesworth, Hall, and Dockery, plus the $4 million increase in the cap limit.

It has occurred to me the Redskins may want to get a punter worth a crap. I haven't seen anything saying they plan to do so, though.

Thanks for the info, CC.

and now he's ancient and even slower. 53 james thrashes would lose you a lot of games.

He is not slow and ancient, see the example of the video I posted from last year. And apparently you fail to see the point that Gibbs was trying to make, that effort and hard work count for something and that if more players had that drive it would make his job so much easier.

Just did another update with the following:

- Added Haynesworth, Hall, and Dockery contracts. Haven't found any specific salary or bonus info yet but I'm using assumptions based on various media reports. I have Haynesworth at $7.9M for 2009 and Hall at $5.2M as per this article: Washington Times - Redskins spend freely despite cap (http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/feb/28/redskins-spend-freely-despite-cap-constraints/). I have Dockery's 2009 cap hit at $1.8M.

- Changed salary cap from $123M to $127M.

I now have us at $3.787M of cap room.

Just did another update with the following:

- Added Haynesworth, Hall, and Dockery contracts. Haven't found any specific salary or bonus info yet but I'm using assumptions based on various media reports. I have Haynesworth at $7.9M for 2009 and Hall at $5.2M as per this article: Washington Times - Redskins spend freely despite cap (http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/feb/28/redskins-spend-freely-despite-cap-constraints/). I have Dockery's 2009 cap hit at $1.8M.

- Changed salary cap from $123M to $127M.

I now have us at $3.787M of cap room.

This is just enough to sign our draftees i guess. Are there any players left to restructure to the point we could sign another FA olineman?

Let me just add, if the Redskins were a baby in a burning building, James Thrash would rush in and save the Redskins.

The top thread was updated to reflect better details on the four contract extensions (Carter, Randle El, Griffin, and Samuels). JLC had reported a savings of 10.0 between them. Your numbers showed an actual savings of 9.1 between them.

This was changed. At this point, I'm getting 3.5 million in cap room, which now jumps off your 13.6 with added estimations for Haynesworth, Hall, and Dockery, plus the $4 million increase in the cap limit.

It has occurred to me the Redskins may want to get a punter worth a crap. I haven't seen anything saying they plan to do so, though.

Thanks for the info, CC.

I think i heard they looked at hunter smith, but the money is pretty tight now.

if the deals were haynesworth (41/5 + .745 = 8.945) hall (22.5/5 + .745 = 5.245), and dockery (8.5/5 + .745 = 2.445) that's 16.635mill.

that's 5 years proration on bonuses + vet min for years in the NFL. If the bonuses are guaranteed, according the the rules for this year, they're either pro-rated, like the signing bonus, or count 100% or 50% towards 2009's cap (50% if the guaranteed money is to be paid after 2012). I don't know the status on at least 8mill of haynesworth's guarantees, so i'm assuming proration for now, since that's the smallest 2009 cap hit.

the 8mill might be some type of split bonus but i'm not sure you can call non-guaranteed money as part of the 41$mill guarantee.

2009 specific salary cap 101:
Salary Cap 101: The Final Capped Year - NFL UK Forums (http://forum.nfluk.com/blog.php?b=403)

again, if someone has better info, please share.

He is not slow and ancient, see the example of the video I posted from last year. And apparently you fail to see the point that Gibbs was trying to make, that effort and hard work count for something and that if more players had that drive it would make his job so much easier.

no, i see that point, along with the super smart football players fighting their guts out after every losing game too.

if the best highlight you have of thrash is of a corner falling down and leaving him uncovered, well... that's pretty weak. he's just not very good.

Just did another update with the following:

- Added Haynesworth, Hall, and Dockery contracts. Haven't found any specific salary or bonus info yet but I'm using assumptions based on various media reports. I have Haynesworth at $7.9M for 2009 and Hall at $5.2M as per this article: Washington Times - Redskins spend freely despite cap (http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/feb/28/redskins-spend-freely-despite-cap-constraints/). I have Dockery's 2009 cap hit at $1.8M.

- Changed salary cap from $123M to $127M.

I now have us at $3.787M of cap room.

I changed the numbers in this thread to reflect yours. It amounted to only a 0.3 million change, so we're on the same page.