Kevin Fishbane

You know, Jonah Jackson, Joe Tooney.

So you can do these restructures with these guys and lower their cap hits for this year.

Give yourself some more cap space and, you know, worry about their 2027 cap hit when it's 2027.

Yeah.

And that's that short term, long term conversation.

Right.

Like it's like, well, you know, shoot, we really think we could make a deep run this year.

We still have the quarterback on the rookie contract.

Let's just figure out how much space we can get now to make the signings we want to make now.

Now, the other conversation to have about this is who are you using that money for?

Because we've learned in the past, certainly last year, and I think this is happening more and more, that if you want to go get better in March, that's the trade market more so than free agency.

So are there guys in free agency that they're going to circle and want to bring in like they did with Drew Dahlman?

Of course.

Are there guys they want to trade for?

And they need to have that cap space ready for that player or two as well.

Especially again, if you're kind of not going all in, but you want to be aggressive for this year.

So yeah, with some of those guys, it's going to be a balancing act.

Matt Feinstein is the VP of football administration.

You know, this is, this is what they, this is,

what he's there for is there to handle kind of these things.