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Originally Posted by Philadelphia Freedom
1. Why would I be over the cap if Reggie Wayne is in play I don't think he should count against my cap since I can decline him.
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RFAs count against the tendering team until matched/declined. In fact, this very question was asked and answered in the RFA Commentary thread last night. The reasoning: the RFA has to be applied to someone's cap at all times. If he truly did come off of your cap when bid out, then he would have to be on Insects cap right now. And then if I bid on him, he'd have to go onto my cap. Etc, etc. That wouldn't make sense. The cleanest and easiest way is for him to stay on the tendering team's cap until that team either gives him his release or re-signs him.
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Originally Posted by Philadelphia Freedom
2. If the first point is null and void can I just rescind my match and go back on the 72 hour clock? I am not trying to be a pain but to my way of thinking (likely flawed) once Wayne was bid on I was able to take his 1800 off my numbers, so I felt like the match was no issue at this time.
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I can see why you'd think that. This isn't my call, but I'd be inclined to say that's fine. Ultimately, it's up to Jim, unless anyone is aware of a precedent when this has happened in the past - then that would govern.