Ever cut a big name player?

[ComfortablyLomb]

Yea, it's usually the star veteran running back whose speed is sliding. He may still be very productive but I draft a lot of RBs and there's usually someone on the roster who is quicker and can take his place. Otherwise the salary cap just hasn't been tight enough for me to have to cut anyone particularly important.

[QJB1022]

i did so my rookies could play

[mjhyankees]

I can't think of a name but in some rare occasions when i had cap issues I remember letting go a big name (and big salary to create room). I seem to remember cutting Eli Manning in a Giants Chise after I had drafted a can't miss QB prospect. I wasn't planning to start the rook right away but he had to due to cap issues.

[mjhyankees]

Quote: Originally Posted by ComfortablyLomb

Yea, it's usually the star veteran running back whose speed is sliding. He may still be very productive but I draft a lot of RBs and there's usually someone on the roster who is quicker and can take his place. Otherwise the salary cap just hasn't been tight enough for me to have to cut anyone particularly important.

This had long been a madden issue, one that I THINK they are addressing this year. To remedy this in the past I'd take a player's demands and sign him for 1-2 million a year more than he was asking. A pain but it helped to make the cap tighter. I did have issues with some teams, Vikes in particular, the off season of a chise...they have alot of older high price guys and some good young players who's contracts were up in the past.

[kingcrf]

in like 09 ps2 when steven jackson had holdout next to his name i cut him only for him to join the seahawks
then last year i cut peyton for throwing a pick in the super bowl and addai for fumbling

[Bgeezy87]

you can even get something for the old guys so i always trade

[hurricanefootball4]

I always cut or trade players that holdout.

[belucheez]

Traded Peyton Manning for Colt McCoy, 3rd, and 4th round pick.

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