Chicago Bears
fromBleacher Nation
6 days agoGarrett Bradbury Restructured His 2026 Contract With the Bears
Garrett Bradbury’s Bears contract was restructured to convert $1 million in incentives into guaranteed salary for 2026.
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fromLos Angeles Times
1 week agoFrank McCourt's L.A. Marathon to city: Can you save us half a million dollars?
The operator - the foundation of former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt - has asked the city to restructure the contract between the parties and, in so doing, forgo what the city lists as $442,840 in outstanding royalty payments.
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Dallas Cowboys
fromInside The Star
1 month agoCowboys are gambling with their OL this year " Inside The Star
The Cowboys restructured Terence Steele's contract for $22 million guaranteed, creating $13 million in cap space while keeping their offensive line relatively intact with Tyler Smith remaining at left guard.
Dallas Cowboys
fromBlogging The Boys
1 month agoThe Cowboys offseason has had several big moments already
The Dallas Cowboys executed multiple strategic moves including player signings, franchise tags, and contract restructurings to manage salary cap while maintaining roster competitiveness this offseason.
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Dallas Cowboys
fromESPN.com
2 months agoSources: Cowboys rework Prescott, Lamb, Smith deals, now under cap
The Dallas Cowboys restructured contracts for Prescott, Lamb, and Smith to get under the $301.2 million salary cap, creating $66 million in space to pursue aggressive free agency spending on defensive improvements.
Dallas Cowboys
fromBlogging The Boys
2 months agoCowboys free agency: Dallas officially salary cap compliant with 3 restructures
The Dallas Cowboys restructured contracts for Dak Prescott, Tyler Smith, and CeeDee Lamb, creating $47 million in salary cap space and achieving salary cap compliance to pursue free agency aggressively.
Dallas Cowboys
fromESPN.com
2 months agoSources: Cowboys rework Prescott, Lamb, Smith deals, now under cap
The Dallas Cowboys restructured contracts for Prescott, Lamb, and Smith to get under the $301.2 million salary cap, creating $66 million in space to pursue aggressive free agency spending on defensive improvements.
fromBlogging The Boys
2 months agoCowboys news: Dallas gets salary cap compliant with several restructures
The Dallas Cowboys have gotten under the $301.2 million salary cap Wednesday by restructuring the contracts of quarterback Dak Prescott, wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and left guard Tyler Smith, according to sources. The Cowboys were nearly $55 million over the cap before the moves, but the restructuring cleared around $66 million in space.
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