(05-08-2019, 04:30 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(05-08-2019, 03:25 PM)Jags02 Wrote: I'm not so sure my definition is so different, but like Dante's Inferno, there are different levels. We're certainly not in it as deep as we were after the 2000 season. I'm positive if we started out $30 mil under instead of $10 mil over, Malik would still be on the roster and Bouye wouldn't even be mentioned in this discussion. Heck, if we had money to spend like the Raiders, AB might be on our roster. 

If they get deals done for both Ngakoue and Ramsey before the start of the 2020 season, then they'll have to make some room somewhere. (If Jack gets extended it really gets interesting)

Here is a list of players they'd save the most by releasing after 2019:

Dareus  ($20 mil)
Campbell ($15 mil)
Bouye (11.5 mil)
Linder (8 mil) 
Telvin  (7 mil)
Lee   (5 mil)

Dareus may be a restructure candidate (again) but they'll probably just look to replace him given the numbers. 
Campbell could be a restructure candidate, but they'll probably move on unless he stays a step ahead of father time this year again.
Linder will depend on health, performance and what they see coming their way in the draft.
Telvin is gone unless he lights it up this year on par w/ 2017 or better. (very possible)
Lee will be gone unless he and Foles make some magical connection that proves worth preserving. 

Bouye... well, he's on the list as one of the largest potential savings, so he can't afford to slip in performance - but I'd imagine he's safe in 2020 unless he drops off and the Jags don't move on from Dareus and Campbell for some reason.

Dareus, Campbell, Telvin and Lee are all much more likely to be released. Maybe Linder too, but hopefully it doesn't come to that.