Believe In Now.

And now the Jets are under the cap. :wink2:

 

hey, if Upshaw and co. succeeds in doing away with the salary cap, then...well they still won't be a superbowl contender:tongue2:

im pretty sure mangini is hoping for this scenario, otherwise, they're gonna be in cap trouble for sure.

 

Weren't the Jets like second worst prior to acquiring Favre?

 

All that spending to miss the wildcard. Gonna be fun to watch

 

barely

 

Good thing all you need to be under by is $.01.

The Jets will be releasing at least one guy who makes a considerable amount of money before the season begins (CB David Barrett -- if he isn't cut, I and 99% of Jets Nation would be shocked). Barrett's 2008 salary is $3.6 million and he isn't a starter.

Also, doesn't the cap # rise a couple of million again next season?

 

Isn't Barrett a solid player?

 

Solid depth.

 

David Barrett?

Solid at giving 15-20 yards of cushion to the receiver and a solid back-up, but thats it. He's good at the deep ball, thats all he really brings to the table. Hardly worth $3.6 million a year when the Jets have some young talent at the Cornerback position.

Darrelle Revis
Justin Miller
Dwight Lowery
Hank Poteat
Drew Coleman
Ahmad Carroll
David Barrett

Those are the main seven competiting for the 5 Cornerback slots. Revis, Lowery & Miller are locks and Barrett shouldn't be coming back for $3.6 million to back-up. They really like Poteat and he's very close to being a lock and I just see them giving the 5th Cornerback job to a younger player in Carroll or Coleman (Coleman's a 3rd year player this year as well in the Jets' system).

 

I think it ends up Coleman. Carroll is too much trouble. He struggled on the field and off the field.

 

the jets arent going to sniff the superbowl in the next 2-3 yrs, so these moves will prove to be futile in the end

 

AS of 8/4, the Jets were $6.77 million under. Release of Pennington saved, I believe, $6 million. That's $12.77 million under and enough to accomodate Farve's $12 million salary for 2008

 

CB David Barrett also took a pay cut of $1.2 million to provide more cap relief

 

No offense, but is Miami much closer?

 

No :lol:

 

we arent building short term, you guys are. when this favre experiment ends, we will be in better shape than the jets

 

If you consider the fact that the S/B is played in our stadium, then the answer is yes, we are much closer!!
:up::wink2:

 

The Jets have one of the best cap managers in the league in charge of their FO, I am not worried at all. The Phins have Parcells in charge of theirs, I would hope he has nothing to do with your cap if I were you.

 

im sure most people know, except for you, that he wasnt hired to be a capologist

 

He wasn't a capologist in NY either, but it didn't stop him from making personnel moves with wild abandon that put us in cap hell for almost a decade. Shortly before he scurried out of town.