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Over the past 36 years, the Cardinals have not seen a 600-yard receiving season from a tight end. Jay Novacek, of Cowboys fame, leads the pack with 569 in 1988. Since moving to Arizona that year, the Cards have used five second- or third-round picks on tight ends most recently Rob Housler and Troy Niklas and signed the likes of Todd Heap, Jermaine Gresham, and Maxx Williams. But the franchise has long displayed apathy for this post and now employs a coach not big on tight end usage. Dan Arnold did show promise last season but became a Panther for two years and $6 million. A fascinating, half-committed search continues.
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New York Giants Complete Nate Solder s Revised Deal
The Giants will recoup roughly $6 million in cap savings for the Giants to use on filling out their needs.
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Mar 17, 2021
New York Giants offensive tackle Nate Solder s contract revision is done and will yield approximately $6 million in savings, the same amount if he had been cut.
The Athletic was the first to report some of the details of the new deal. The Giants, meanwhile, confirmed that the deal was done.
Solder was due to count for $19.5 million against the 2021 salary cap, a figure that included a $9.9 million base salary and the $6.5 million prorated signing bonus.