OT: Non-Hockey Sports Thread X - The Search is on! (Scramblin' Fran Edition)

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Havent done the research myself but i heard our cap situation next year looks real nice, between 100-120 million.
 

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The Minnesota Vikings restructured the contract of quarterback Kirk Cousins on Tuesday afternoon to save cap space. According to The Star Tribune’s Ben Goessling, the Vikings have saved $16 million on the salary cap for 2023.

Cousins had a base salary of $10 million and a roster bonus that was due this week at $20 million. With two void years to play with, the Vikings push out $16 million into those two years and reduce his cap hit from $36.25 million to $20.25 million. The dead money that the Vikings are looking at in 2023 sits at $28.25 million.

Why did they do this? It’s one of two ways. They needed the cap space and were in a very comfortable place adding to next year’s salary cap.

This could also have been done to help facilitate a trade. Lowering Cousins’ cap hit for a new team down to just $6 million makes his situation extremely lucrative.
Meanwhile, the Vikings agreed to terms with incumbent center Garrett Bradbury on a three-year contract, a source told ESPN, confirming a report by NFL Network.
The Vikings also announced the re-signing of quarterback Nick Mullens, whom the Vikings acquired last summer from the Las Vegas Raiders to serve as Cousins' backup. Mullens appeared in four games, completing 21 of 25 passes for 224 yards, one touchdown and one interception.
 
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5 milly a year for Bradbury aint that bad. Hopefully we can draft and develop one here in the next year or 2.
 
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