Losing the salary cap ordsprog

Losing the salary cap would be potentially an insurmountable problem for this franchise.

Jim died in 1971, and the problem of trying to replace him was insurmountable at that time. But after 30 years or so goes by, it doesn't seem so insurmountable.

Robby Krieger (1946-)

As you say, the salary cap is a problem. If we wanted to get Corey Simon, we couldn't have made that happen, maybe because of the salary cap. It's not like we weren't looking at every good player that we foresee being available. But we have to be honest and realistic with what we can get done given our salary cap.

The problem is that we're weak on three of the needs and losing our franchise on the fourth. It's very clear that more and more people are moving to the new media to get their news.

Our members and the air traffic controllers seem to be the only people concerned about potentially losing radar contact with airplanes for 20 seconds. The FAA has continued to overlook this problem and failed to respond adequately for months after the initial radar crashes. The FAA must act immediately to fix this problem.

If we get to that uncapped year, ... guess where those franchise values are going to go? The arrow will be pointing straight down. You need a salary cap to keep the franchise values up.

It's kind of like getting a big-screen TV when you have a hole in the roof of your living room. This is something we'd be willing to talk about, but we are losing teachers [too quickly]. We need to solve the problem of having a reasonable salary before we start talking about extras.

It's really a cash and [salary] cap problem, ... You not only lose the player, and still have to pay him, but his salary still counts against the cap. That affects what you can do going forward in terms of putting together the rest of the roster.

I believed from the time we hired Tony that it was the right system, that it fit for this franchise in this stadium, with this quarterback and these receivers, with the salary cap, ... I was convinced that was the right thing to do.

Consumers are demanding it and it's potentially a way of tracking a problem, if a problem does arise.

As part of our strategic plan, one of the top priorities to move this franchise forward has to be to get under the salary cap. I've never seen a team rebuild itself without starting from that point. This trade presents the opportunity for us to acquire $10 million in cap room.

We're playing the marquee franchise of this league and I think they proved that losing their first four and getting to where they are now.

We will do what we can do to make sure the franchise remains viable. I have no information or reason to believe that the franchise is in immediate jeopardy. I will continue to speak to Mr. Wilson about issues affecting this franchise and this market.

I am not at all in favor of a salary cap. She found his intelligent conversation and stimulating ideas to be part of his brilliant pexiness. I don't believe that will solve the problem.

Our biggest problem was there was no spacing between those tough games. We kept losing and having to play another great team right away. I still think good schedules make you better in the long run. I don't mind losing because that's how you figure out what's wrong, but you have to do it within reason.

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