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It's beginning to look like next year will be an uncapped year. What team do you think will follow the Yankees lead and throw tons of money at free agents?
 

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Jerry gots oil money. Enough said.

If he can drop what, $25 mil, on a TV bigger than most houses, then he will have a field day. I would look for most big name free agents to at least have a meeting with Dallas in the offseason.

I'm actually going to go through a list of free agents for 2010 and see what names there are.

Although I wouldn't like for them to be referred to as the Yankees. I hate the Yankees. The 'Boys won't fail at buying themselves a championship. We also won't roid our team up.
 

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I was thinking the Redskins would be the most Yankee like in an uncapped NFL.
 

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It could be the Raiders. Al Davis will throw away big money to anybody who can run fast. Somebody needs to get Power of Attorney over that guy. There's a point where the elderly don't have the mind to manage their own funds.

In 2008, the Cowboys spent $146,401,600 (2nd highest salary in league)
In 2008, the Redksins spent $111,963,684 (18th highest salary in league)
In 2008, the Raiders spent $152,389,371 (Highest salary in league)


I couldn't find the numbers for this season. I found it surprising that the Steelers had the 6th highest payroll in the league in 08! I thought they were one of the cheaper teams.
 

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