Is paying Jason Taylor $8.5M the best use of salary cap dollars?

gully · 03-02-2009, 03:18 PM

I think JT will be cut for an instant savings of 8.5M, but I reserve the right to be wrong. I also think that we are hellbent on trading down, which makes some sense. Who would trade up? Lots of teams have extra picks in the second round, and DET has 1, 20, 33 which is a lot of ammunition.

at #13 there will be someone still on the board that a team out there craves, whether it's Stafford, Sanchez, or Andre (Awol) Smith.

03-02-2009, 03:18 PM	#31
gully Camp Scrub Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: San Francisco CA Posts: 22	Re: Is paying Jason Taylor $8.5M the best use of salary cap dollars? I think JT will be cut for an instant savings of 8.5M, but I reserve the right to be wrong. I also think that we are hellbent on trading down, which makes some sense. Who would trade up? Lots of teams have extra picks in the second round, and DET has 1, 20, 33 which is a lot of ammunition. at #13 there will be someone still on the board that a team out there craves, whether it's Stafford, Sanchez, or Andre (Awol) Smith.

Is paying Jason Taylor $8.5M the best use of salary cap dollars?

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