There really aren't June 1st cuts anymore because guys can be designated as a June 1st cut and released in the early part of the offseason. Any player added would be someone like Boykin who is available for trade at a low cost. Or a veteran with a larger salary who looks mediocre in camp and won't take a paycut. Or a guy like Cockrell that we kinda liked in scouting who fell out of favor with his current team.
DeCastro's salary this year is substantial enough that they can work on a long term deal for him without making any other moves.
I'm sure they have decided what they'll feel comfortable with paying Timmons(4 years, 25M with 10M SB?) and any salary move made with him will lower his cap #.
Antonio will likely get another 1 year patch done to his contract to adjust for his performance. This likely won't increase his cap hit this year.
Bell is the biggest question now. What do the think the market for him is? Are they going to offer him around 8-9M/year on a 4 year extension? If so they'll have to get about 3-4M from somewhere but they can always restructure Ben.
Wheaton also might be worth a new deal if he would settle for 5-6M/year. To do that, they would need to free up something around 2M more in cap space.
Anyways we're actually pretty fine IMO regardless of what other teams are looking like cap wise. If you have a lot of good veteran players, you won't have a ton of cap space.
Next offseason they'll have to work on new deals for Brown and could consider extending Tuitt but many of the other core guys will have already been taken care of.
DeCastro's salary this year is substantial enough that they can work on a long term deal for him without making any other moves.
I'm sure they have decided what they'll feel comfortable with paying Timmons(4 years, 25M with 10M SB?) and any salary move made with him will lower his cap #.
Antonio will likely get another 1 year patch done to his contract to adjust for his performance. This likely won't increase his cap hit this year.
Bell is the biggest question now. What do the think the market for him is? Are they going to offer him around 8-9M/year on a 4 year extension? If so they'll have to get about 3-4M from somewhere but they can always restructure Ben.
Wheaton also might be worth a new deal if he would settle for 5-6M/year. To do that, they would need to free up something around 2M more in cap space.
Anyways we're actually pretty fine IMO regardless of what other teams are looking like cap wise. If you have a lot of good veteran players, you won't have a ton of cap space.
Next offseason they'll have to work on new deals for Brown and could consider extending Tuitt but many of the other core guys will have already been taken care of.