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Originally Posted by Untouchable
No
Not in the least
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Not asking about whether you think there is a market, only what the cap implications are if they were to find a partner. My sense is Sanchez is going to want out as much as the Jets organization will want out. His agent will probably be looking for a win/win, and I don't see any way that the Jets simply cut him and take that cap hit. I am betting that if he is really determined to rehab his career, he will extend in a cap favorable way with a potential trading partner to give them a low-risk option for rehabbing his career.
I say this because I think at the end of the day Mark does have a competitive spirit and he knows his days are done here. He also knows that there is no way in hell that the Jets are taking a $17 million cap hit to release him.
The only question is, whether the Jets can reduce their cap hit if they find a trading partner. What's the answer to that?