How does this equate to them not letting him play? He is under contract, the Vikings want to honor that. It's on Adrian on whether he wants to earn his 12mil next year.
Minnesota Vikings refuse to release Adrian Peterson
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QUOTE="West Coast Avenger, post: 12654155, member: 353"]Wrong about that.....
Wrong about that.....
keep talking out your ass......[/QUOTE]
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...s-cowboys-sign-de-greg-hardy-5-things-to-know
The base salary of $750,000 is low for a player of Hardy's caliber, while the games played bonuses are obviously there to protect the Cowboys in case Hardy is suspended under the personal conduct policy. If Hardy receives the six-game suspension that has been rumored and he's active for the remaining 10 games, he'd earn $5,781,250 in incentives. Added to the $750,000 base and $1.3 million roster bonus, his salary would reach $7,842,580, which would place him somewhere between 12th and 14th among defensive ends in terms of 2015 cap hits.
Based on all those numbers, Spotrac has Hardy counting for approximately $2.635 million against Dallas' cap in 2015 at this moment, leaving the Cowboys with $2.435 million remaining in cap space. That's the second-lowest number in the league behind only theSaints. They can create more by restructuring Tony Romo's contract that currently sports a league-high $27.773 million cap hit, or mandating that Brandon Carr take a pay cut and designating him a post-June 1 cut if he refuses.
Wrong about that.....
keep talking out your ass......[/QUOTE]
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...s-cowboys-sign-de-greg-hardy-5-things-to-know
The base salary of $750,000 is low for a player of Hardy's caliber, while the games played bonuses are obviously there to protect the Cowboys in case Hardy is suspended under the personal conduct policy. If Hardy receives the six-game suspension that has been rumored and he's active for the remaining 10 games, he'd earn $5,781,250 in incentives. Added to the $750,000 base and $1.3 million roster bonus, his salary would reach $7,842,580, which would place him somewhere between 12th and 14th among defensive ends in terms of 2015 cap hits.
Based on all those numbers, Spotrac has Hardy counting for approximately $2.635 million against Dallas' cap in 2015 at this moment, leaving the Cowboys with $2.435 million remaining in cap space. That's the second-lowest number in the league behind only theSaints. They can create more by restructuring Tony Romo's contract that currently sports a league-high $27.773 million cap hit, or mandating that Brandon Carr take a pay cut and designating him a post-June 1 cut if he refuses.
I don't think you guys understand what Adrian wants. This shyt is not because he is mad at the Vikings or wants to go to Dallas
This shyt is about the cheddar!!!
He lost two endorsements last year including NIKE.
This is the last year that he is set to receive guaranteed money. His agent was barking on Vikes for more MONEY.
Dallas is 5 mil under the cap and they still need to sign their future draft picks.
This shyt is about the cheddar!!!
He lost two endorsements last year including NIKE.
This is the last year that he is set to receive guaranteed money. His agent was barking on Vikes for more MONEY.
Dallas is 5 mil under the cap and they still need to sign their future draft picks.
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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...s-cowboys-sign-de-greg-hardy-5-things-to-know
The base salary of $750,000 is low for a player of Hardy's caliber, while the games played bonuses are obviously there to protect the Cowboys in case Hardy is suspended under the personal conduct policy. If Hardy receives the six-game suspension that has been rumored and he's active for the remaining 10 games, he'd earn $5,781,250 in incentives. Added to the $750,000 base and $1.3 million roster bonus, his salary would reach $7,842,580, which would place him somewhere between 12th and 14th among defensive ends in terms of 2015 cap hits.
Based on all those numbers, Spotrac has Hardy counting for approximately $2.635 million against Dallas' cap in 2015 at this moment, leaving the Cowboys with $2.435 million remaining in cap space. That's the second-lowest number in the league behind only theSaints. They can create more by restructuring Tony Romo's contract that currently sports a league-high $27.773 million cap hit, or mandating that Brandon Carr take a pay cut and designating him a post-June 1 cut if he refuses.
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He's a child abuser and a horrible person. He should be released so good upstanding citizens can play for the Vikings...
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...s-cowboys-sign-de-greg-hardy-5-things-to-know
The base salary of $750,000 is low for a player of Hardy's caliber, while the games played bonuses are obviously there to protect the Cowboys in case Hardy is suspended under the personal conduct policy. If Hardy receives the six-game suspension that has been rumored and he's active for the remaining 10 games, he'd earn $5,781,250 in incentives. Added to the $750,000 base and $1.3 million roster bonus, his salary would reach $7,842,580, which would place him somewhere between 12th and 14th among defensive ends in terms of 2015 cap hits.
Based on all those numbers, Spotrac has Hardy counting for approximately $2.635 million against Dallas' cap in 2015 at this moment, leaving the Cowboys with $2.435 million remaining in cap space. That's the second-lowest number in the league behind only theSaints. They can create more by restructuring Tony Romo's contract that currently sports a league-high $27.773 million cap hit, or mandating that Brandon Carr take a pay cut and designating him a post-June 1 cut if he refuses.
....I know now not to trust espn...[/QUOTE]
God u are dumb as shyt
The cap # u posted was correct but that was postedbeforethey signed hardy, like I said earlier
So the cap # changed
Beast is the best RB in the league
Good.
Keep him tf out of the NFCE
Keep him tf out of the NFCE
They both top 2.
I prefer Peterson. Beast is in a way more advantageous situation though.
no doubt, easily Top 2.. i just give it to Lynch because he has single handily won playoff games ,including 2 NFC Titles
Nah, hell no, why would they cut him just to let him go to another team in the same conference? I wouldn't agree, if another team wants him pony up the package necessary to get him
Yeah it's safe to say even though he's a HOF , AP wasted away in Minny while marshawn (mostly luck and his own troubles) got the hell outta buffalo and with a real squad
West Coast Avenger
West Coastin & Smokin
God u are dumb as shyt
The cap # u posted was correct but that was postedbeforethey signed hardy, like I said earlier
So the cap # changed[/QUOTE]
politely eat a dikk...fakkit....
