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I should have also stated that he is due what like $9.5 million? + what ever we would have to give up to get him. Not worth it IMO.

The details are in on Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Asante Samuel's contract, and he'll make $32.14 million in the first three years of the deal. The contract looks like this:

Signing Bonus: $6M

Roster Bonuses: $7M in 2008, $7M in 2009

Workout Bonuses: $500K in 2008, $100K per year for the rest of the contract.

Base Salaries (Cap Number)

2008: $645K ($9.145M)

2009: $1.9M ($9M)

2010: $8.895M ($9.995M)

2011: $5.9M ($7M)

2012: $8.4M ($9.5M)

2013: $10.4M ($11.5M)

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Keep Cro as far away from Indy as possible!

As for Asante, I really like him, but his cap hit is too high. He will not be a Colt

we could make it work if we cut diem..we wouldnt even need to cut kelvin..asante, kenny powers, kelvin..sounds sweet 2 me

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i for one would love to see asante here especially if we cut kelvin and his ridiculous contract(guessing irsey and polian were having some jager bombs when they made that deal) probably wouldnt have to give up more then a first round pick or a 2 and 3

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you rather pay kelvin 8.6 million a year instead

No, I'd rather not pay Kelvin at all. That was a bad contract that Kelvin never lived up to.

But that's not really the problem with Kelvin's contract. The real problem with his contract is that, because the way his contract is structured, you only save about $1 million in cap space by cutting him. Because of that, you might as well keep him on the roster and make him earn it. The Colts best option is to keep him and try to restructure his contract so the cap hit isn't that much.

Simply put, though, $9-11 million a year is way too much for either of those guys.

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i for one would love to see asante here especially if we cut kelvin and his ridiculous contract(guessing irsey and polian were having some jager bombs when they made that deal) probably wouldnt have to give up more then a first round pick or a 2 and 3

So, $9-11 million a year plus a 1st rounder for Asante?

My friend, you are off your rocker....

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I should have also stated that he is due what like $9.5 million? + what ever we would have to give up to get him. Not worth it IMO.

I no, he's definitely worth 9.5M, he's arguably the best CB in the league, and definitely in the top 3 or 4. The question is: Are the Colts really going to pay that... no.

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So, $9-11 million a year plus a 1st rounder for Asante?

My friend, you are off your rocker....

so you rather pay an inexperience rookie 5 million who could be a bust instead of one of the best players in the nfl

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So, $9-11 million a year plus a 1st rounder for Asante?

My friend, you are off your rocker....

Yeah, that seems like too much to give up for Asante. I do like him and I think he is a good player, but that is too much to give up.

so you rather pay an inexperience rookie 5 million who could be a bust instead of one of the best players in the nfl

Inexperienced rookie getting $5 mil? The only rookie we will have in the secondary is Rucker and he will definitely not be making that much.

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