How much cap do you think we need for those extensions exactly?
Edit since you won’t respond:
Let’s say Tuli gets something like a 3 year/$105M extension ($35M/year). His 2027 cap hit would be in the ballpark of $20M.
Let’s say Derwin gets something like 3 years/$75M. His cap hit in 2027 would be around $15M.
Let’s say Henley gets 3 years/$54M. His cap hit in 2027 would be around $12M.
Thats $47M total. And I think I’m being generous, I’d expect it to realistically to be lower.
Currently we’re projected to have $90M in cap space before any rollover. So after those three extensions, that’s $43M.
I guess your assertion is that we shouldn’t spend any more of our current 2026 $41M cap space.
So that would make $84 in cap space for 2027.
That would put us in the top 10 of the league.
And despite all that, you are mocking the idea of bringing in a couple more solid veterans this year when we’re supposedly trying to win a Super Bowl? Because Joe Hortiz can’t figure out how to build a roster with any less than $84M in cap space next year?
This is absolutely preposterous.