Both cheated and broke salary cap rules during the uncapped season.... Dallas loses 10mil and wash 36mil towards their cap this upcoming season. That cripples these teams
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03-12-12 02:41 PM #1
Cowgirls and redskins caught cheating!
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03-12-12 02:46 PM #2
36 million
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03-12-12 02:49 PM #3
Dallas and Washington can split the cap loss over the 2012 and '13 seasons in whatever form they prefer, with $1.6 million each going to 28 other NFL teams. Come on Dlunc if you are going to post get it right.
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03-12-12 02:50 PM #4
These teams were rumored to have interest in nicks, Mario Williams, vjax. ect.... So much for that!
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03-12-12 02:51 PM #5
Even splitting it up for two seasons hurts.. either crushed for one season or hurt for two.. pick one... Either way is brutal
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03-12-12 02:53 PM #6
Lol good thing the skins didn't have a legit chance at Peyton/Wayne/garçon or they'd be hurting
Last edited by zsr; 03-12-12 at 05:44 PM.
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03-12-12 02:57 PM #7
Anyone have a link? Don't see it anywhere on ESPN
NVM found it.Last edited by zsr; 03-12-12 at 03:00 PM.
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03-12-12 03:52 PM #8
So much for the 'doesn't matter the skins gave up all their first round picks, they have plenty of cap room to sign whoever they want in free agency' theory. Ouch. That's gonna be brutal. I'd split the cap hit if I were them. Try to get at least one good WR in there to work with RG3, Fred Davis, Armstrong, and at least they look like they have a good back in Helu. Still, yikes.
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03-12-12 04:12 PM #9
According to the sources, the deductions are not termed as violations, but are part of a recent agreement the NFL and the Players Association made to raise the salary cap number while preserving benefit increases and the performance pool.
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03-12-12 04:27 PM #10
opie your team is a bunch of fukkin cheaters
enjoy seeing the birds flying high next season while romo gets pounded in the ass as usual
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03-12-12 04:31 PM #11
Ha, if they're not 'violations' then why are the teams that didn't try to dump salary into the uncapped season getting increases in their cap room now? Grey area, as a fan the pats I would know
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03-12-12 04:54 PM #12
This is what happens when your owner is your team president/General manager/ sideline pacer/ coach in waiting
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