I was wondering about the discrepancy and just assumed they were measuring different things ... but I didn't know what. I really appreciate that info.
I know there are things the Rams can do to get up to $40M or $50M in cap space, but I'm not so sure they want to go that far. Historically Snead & co. have operated on more of a pay-as-you-go plan. I think they'll do a couple restructures and possibly extend Stafford to free up some cap in 2022 so they can sign a few of their less expensive FAs, pocket 3 or 4 comp pocks from their more expensive FAs (like they do every year), and try to get back to cap health in 2023.
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