Why I don't enjoy the financials of it........
Speculation that losing a prime player will help the budget, but unknowingly opening up the truth about the fragile components that make up a "connection" between players.
We've already washed out the starting QB, a guy who leaves with a winning record, a trip to the Super Bowl, and the clear ability to get the job done.
Expecting that we'll be better or equal to the sums we have now by letting player "X" go is opening the pandora's box to troubles.
The other side of the coin? A guy like Littleton who fit so very well within our defense goes to another team and is average.
Either one of these WRs on another team would succeed, but their replacement here is not guaranteed to have their toolset.
I like the new guy, and I think he has great upside, but face it: The arrival of Woods, and Kupp ignited a massive change within the offensive output.
One ought to be careful in spilling the "soup" that has been concocted here in turn for monetary relief.