Update:
Jim Wyatt of the Tennesseanย provides an update regarding the Titans andย DEย Kamerion Wimbleyย who was recently asked to take a pay cut.
According to Wyatt, the two sides are still working on a restructured deal that would keepย Wimbley in Tennessee.
Wimbley, 30, signed aย five-year deal worth $35 million that included $13.5 million guaranteed with the Titans after the Raiders were forced to part ways with him in attempt to get a handle on their cap situation.
The Titans would free upย $2.4 million in cap space by releasingย Wimbley who is set to count $7.8 million against the team’s 2014 cap.
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Jim Wyatt of the Tennesseanย reports that haveย asked veteran DE Kamerion Wimbley to take a pay cut.
- Wyatt adds that Wimbleyย is “mulling it over now.“
There has been talk for a few months thatย Wimbley could be a cap casualty, so this really doesn’t come as much of a surprise.
Wimbley hasn’t developed into the impact player the Titans though they were getting a few years ago. This season, he totaled justย 11 tackles and three sacks over the course ofย 16 games. He played justย 360 in all of 2013, so you can see why he would come up as a potential cap casualty.
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