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I don't have a problem with a restructure that puts his pay at a backup level over time. But yeah I also am no cap wizard. I suppose anything can be done if there's a will to do it but no idea if it can be done and make sense when we owe him so much already.Excuse my ignorance as I truly don't know, but is there a reason why Noteboom and Rams couldn't restructure his contract in a way that would provide him his current value (very high as a back-up at multiple positions imo) and provide the Rams with a little relief given he hasn't grown into the position as was expected when he originally signed? To me, there is a win-win in there somewhere, but perhaps there is something that gets in the way of that I don't fully understand.
I would think that if he were cut, he wouldn't find suitors at his current rate. Maybe I'm wrong. But that's why I am asking.
What I do believe is that he is very valuable to have on the team in terms of insurance against the inevitable injuries we will incur.
I mean why would he agree to that. Unless he realizes they overpaid and feels a desire to help them right that. Which is not usually how players are motivated. And I wouldn't be either since after being cut I can get another payday. So good question but idk.