...has its repercussions and this is it. They have to let players who were due for their third contracts go (Brockers), second contracts (Littleton, Fowler) and decent players (NRC) and over-the-hill (Weddle) go, and possibly deal with the cap hits of Gurley or Cooks maybe being pushed off the books. They do not want to play the cap game by lowering Goff's cap hit and look to be playing things more fiscally slow to start.
But yes, depressing so far...
