Generally speaking, June 1 is a noteworthy date on the NFL calendar, but for the Philadelphia Eagles, this may be a particularly important date in 2021, because it may trigger a series of major personnel changes.

Before June 1st, if a player is cut or traded, all spare money usually in the form of proportional distribution of bonuses will accelerate into the current year and be included in the salary cap for the current year. If the player is laid off or released after June 1st, in the future contract year, any pro-rata dividends will not be included in the upper limit in the form of useless currency until the second year.

More simply, if the Eagles lay off or trade certain players after June 1, they will be able to postpone the sunk sunk costs until 2022, when their salary levels will be better than they are now. Got it? Yes it is? Do not?Okay, let’s take a look at some will Happen-and some other things were able It happened after June 1st, and it was the Eagles.

Alshon Jeffery and Malik Jackson will no longer be officially included in the team’s salary cap.

During the vacation, both Jeffery and Jackson were released as “designated on June 1.” Since then, Jackson signed with the Cleveland Browns, while Jeffrey is still on the open market. Both players are currently included in the Eagles salary cap, as if no action has been taken, until June 1, the Eagles will save each player $ 2 million.

The NFLPA’s daily salary cap report says that the Eagles currently have a salary of 3.814453 million. Add in the $4 million saved by Jeffery and Jackson on June 1st, and their salary space is $7,814,453. #mathematics.

The Hawks will sign a rookie draft pick after June 1.

According to my calculations (to OverTheCap.com with ah/t), the Eagles need $3,615,148 to sign the rookie draft class in full. Only DeVonta Smith, Landon Dickerson and Milton Williams will count towards the 2021 ceiling.If you are interested in a detailed description of all these, you can find Here.

Jeffrey and Jackson’s $4 million cap space for the final draft released on June 1 will be slightly higher than the Hawks’ rookie draft.

Zach Ertz may be released or traded.

It is generally expected and accepted that Ertz is unlikely to play for the Hawks in 2021. In any case, the Eagles will suffer a heavy blow of $7,769,500. If he is traded or released before June 1, the Eagles will bear all the dead money in 2021. After June 1, the dead money in 2021 will be 4,221,500 USD, and the dead money of 3,548,000 USD will be included in 2022.

If they trade or publish after June 1st, they will immediately save $8,500,000, and if they trade or publish before June 1, they will save $4,952,000.

The Eagles can also trade other players.

The main participants that are meaningful in transactions after June 1 are Andre Dillard.

Dillard fought a training camp battle with Jordan Mailata, hoping to start LT work soon, but if the team removes him, there are reasons to wait until June 1st to do so. If it is traded, Dillard’s dead money will reach US$3,508,768. If it is traded after June 1, US$1,754,384 of it may be postponed to 2022.

In fact, this will make the Hawks spend a little less ($134,692) more Compared to the upper limit of trading Dillard before June 1, if you trade after June 1, you can save $1,619,692.

We should also mention Brandon Brooks Here. Earlier in this offseason, there were rumors that Brooks was trading, and Brooks himself even confirmed this last week.in Once this offseasonIf the Eagles conduct Brooks trades as usual (such as trades before June 1st), their dead capital by 2021 will reach $12,250,707 and save $2,303,528. However, after these reports appeared, the team immediately reorganized his contract, almost eliminating the possibility of a deal involving Brooks.

The Eagles will get other free agent opportunities, especially at cornerbacks.

Jeffrey and Jackson’s issuance increased revenue by 4 million US dollars, and Elz’s issuance or transaction received additional revenue of 8.5 million US dollars. If they want to spend a little money, the Eagles will have some money to use.Former Steelers Club Steven Nelson For example, it will be more affordable, and it is worth noting that the Eagles will no longer be the only team in the NFL dumping contract after June 1. Maybe some other starters around the corner might get out of trouble.

Then Deshaun Watson and Julio Jones.

This offseason, the Hawks’ interest in Watson must be a lot of smoke. Trading Watson before June 1 is a difficult burden for Texans’ salary levels, but if they trade after June 1, they will actually save a lot of money immediately.

Before June 1, the Watson transaction will generate a fixed income of US$21,600,000 with a fee of US$5,660,000 more Boycott the 2021 ceiling.

After June 1st, only $5.4 million of dead money can be counted towards the 2021 cap, while $16,200,000 will be counted towards 2022. The direct savings in 2021 will be US$10,540,000.

And because Watson’s salary in 2021 is only $10,540,000, the Hawks can actually afford him. Here, a brief description of the mathematics:

Whether Watson was radioactive before his legal situation deteriorated is another matter, but the transaction is definitely feasible and financially wise.

As for Julio Jones, it is reported that the Hawks “Sniff“The same is true for him. He is not as affordable as Watson in terms of money, and his salary in 2021 is $15.3 million. This is my first and last comment on Jones. For a 32-year-old, worth more than $15 million. For the receivers, the first-round picks are meaningless.

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