VonKarman

Wrong.

When they earn more money that way than they are currently doing with this model.

They are signing Tim Patrick.

Pratt is making the 53.

That'd be RB Kareem Hunt.

It's already been redone.

They are probably negotiating around the guarantees, with the number already set. That would allow the Packers to know the cap hits and therefore re-sign Kenny.

It will lower the cap hit by one million aprox.

Wicks>Reed>Watson>Doubs>Melton>Heath.

It isn't if they lower the quality of the roster.

Hill was last year's best receiver. 31M against the cap is not such a high number. And he's not playing in 2026 with his current deal. Also, Hill's deal (4Y/120M) is higher than Waddle's, having also a higher fully guaranteed amount. You keep your great players, if those happen to be 2 WR you still do it. Dolphins cap/roster problems arise from the draft capital invested in trades and the fact that you are obliged to extend the players you trade for (Hill/Ramsey/Chubb, and therefore the cost is draft capital+contract), as well as the bad FA huge contracts they've given (Byron Jones/Ogbah) and not hitting many premium picks.

No one is going to pay 25M+ for Doubs (Robert Hunt at 20M per year is expected to net a 4th year). He'll probably net a 6th, perhaps a 5th if lucky.

For the duration of his contract (4 years total), I'd have the following clearly above: Jefferson Chase Lamb Aiyuk AJ Brown Hill&Adams I have doubts due to their age (would take them above for a 2-year window)

He's worth more. He's a Top 5 - Top 10 WR.

As a person who does not live in the US, I'm curious, wouldn't it be possible to sell those tickets only to people who are in the season ticket holder waitlist? You'd get the best of both worlds, you old ****s get to sell your tickets, and us international fans don't get disgusted by seeing more Lions jerseys than Packers ones in Lambeau.