Not that I am worried about this, but didn't the league take cap space away from the Cowboys and Redskins a year or so ago for moves that they made during the uncapped season. If I remember correctly, the teams were mad because not only did their moves follow the rules of the season, but were also approved by the league at the time. Wasn't there a ton of prior warning from the NFL about not front-loading contracts in the uncapped year? Yeah, there was. Some perspective of what Jay's deal can technically do: the Saints gave Bree's a 37 million dollar signing bonus a couple of years ago and pro-rated it out over the length of the deal. If we turn Jay's 22.5 first year salary completely into a signing bonus, it'd be possible to turn his 22.5 cap hit into less than a 4 mill hit, opening up over 18 million to play with. It seems like this was designed to be done this year for a huge defensive overhaul, although converting next year's salary could still free up about 13 million in cap space. Between this and a potential Marshall re-signing, I'm definitely expecting some impact defensive talent.