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Which isnt what was discussed. My point was and is that its not saving money by cutting Woods post June 1. Its like someone selling you your own car but you feel like you got a good dealThe Rams contended with near $50 mil. in dead money during our present season to get us into the Super Bowl, the comparable small fraction that Woods would cost will be easily manageable. I happen to really like Woods, but I'll go with OBj every time, and happily pick up a draft pick along the way should we trade him.
It costs the Rams 12+ mill to not have Woods on the team next year no matter how you slice it. When you add the cap hit of the player who replaced him, it blows the number out of the water.
Whether its the right move or not? Im not having that discussion.