Tampa is ecstatic about being able to offload this contract, which they've been trying to do for years. This should tell us all we need to know about Bowman's move. Stan has never been a savvy GM when it comes to handling salary cap issues and making the best of situations. He inherited an incredibly talented team and made some quality finishing touches, but this team has been going downhill for half a decade. The rebuild has gone just about nowhere, as 1 of the 2 potential impact young guys was just traded away after a middling start. They've given away the next few drafts. People defend this move by saying the guy they got "can be useful", but have we not learned that "useful" with a $5m cap hit is a huge burden on a team? At least on a team lacking in high end talent like this one. There's a lot of reason to believe that some of the motivation behind all these moves is to distract from the very huge story about sexual assault being swept under the rug while the victim was harassed by teammates after coming forward. When personnel moves are made with motives other than making the team better, whether that's salary cap dumps or for PR reasons, you are almost guaranteed to get taken advantage of by higher quality front offices. And it looks to me like that has happened here.