Freeing Up $100M CapSpace

[Pupped]

The Rams offseason, to this point, shows that the cap situation wasn't an obstacle to accomplishing their goals. Even with the Miller loss.. that was about a 3rd year guaranteed... the Rams just didn't see that as wise.
The first year structure on all the new deals are VERY team friendly and take advantage of the expected coming jump in the cap, as many of us predicted/hoped.
I just hope they still want to be aggressive for an edge and corner.

 

[Riverumbbq]

The Rams offseason, to this point, shows that the cap situation wasn't an obstacle to accomplishing their goals. Even with the Miller loss.. that was about a 3rd year guaranteed... the Rams just didn't see that as wise.
The first year structure on all the new deals are VERY team friendly and take advantage of the expected coming jump in the cap, as many of us predicted/hoped.
I just hope they still want to be aggressive for an edge and corner.

There's still plenty of 2022 CAP to be saved if the Rams get Donald, Havenstein & A'Shawn Robinson extended as well.

 

[LA_Rams_#29]

The Rams offseason, to this point, shows that the cap situation wasn't an obstacle to accomplishing their goals. Even with the Miller loss.. that was about a 3rd year guaranteed... the Rams just didn't see that as wise.
The first year structure on all the new deals are VERY team friendly and take advantage of the expected coming jump in the cap, as many of us predicted/hoped.
I just hope they still want to be aggressive for an edge and corner.

Exactly. It was honestly just lazy reporting and wishful thinking by haters saying the Rams had cap problems coming into this offseason. Those of us who have been paying attention knew that just a few adjustments, and some tough decisions moving on from some guys would result in us being in GREAT shape.