And it is a legal way to circumvent the salary cap for the one year the player is on the team. If a player signs a four-year contract with three voidable years, essentially it's a one-year contract that disintegrates after one year, doesn't eat up all of the salary cap space in that first year but does require the team to carry dead money on a future year's salary cap. Is it something new that the latest CBA allowed, or has it always been around but just not in the public eye?ĪNSWER: From what I can gather, the concept of "voidable years" is relatively new, and it has been described to me as being similar to those tapes at the start of "Mission: Impossible" that self-destruct after 10 seconds. I never recall hearing of voidable years on contracts prior to this year. The upshot being that if Roethlisberger and Tuitt never play another down for the Steelers after this year, the team would still have about a $20 million cap hit for the two players in the 2022 season. I also recall that Ben Roethlisberger has four voidable years on his contract. 2 on the depth chart, whether you think you've "seen enough" of him or not.ĭANIEL MAZENKO FROM LITITZ, PA: While looking up Stephon Tuitt's contract recently, I saw that he has three voidable years after 2022 that lowered his cap hit for this year. If something would arise where Ben Roethlisberger couldn't play, I believe the quarterback to take his place would be the guy who's currently No. Since this is neither training camp nor the preseason, my guess to your question would be no. 3 on the depth chart at the position for many months is something that's done during training camp and in the preseason. 3 on the depth chart at the position and has been No. Benching the starting quarterback during the regular season "to take a real look" at a player who is No. What it is not is Asked (while taking a cheap shot at Mason Rudolph) and Guess, but since it's early in the holiday season and my heart is filled with goodwill, I'll accommodate you this one time. This is Asked and Answered right?ĪNSWER: It indeed is Asked and Answered. And before you blast me, take a shot at me or dismiss me, I am not advocating for it but simply asking a question. When people aren't aware of her impairment, they treat Lily just like everyone else.KC COOK FROM DALLAS, TX: Is there any point of the season, if the losses continue and we were out of playoff contention, where the Steelers would bench Ben Roethlisberger to take a real look at Dewayne Haskins? I think we have all seen enough of Mason Rudolph. Lily has an invisible disability, which can be good and bad. 'An undercover agent in the able-bodied community' "It just opened my eyes to how ignorant some people were - including myself - I didn't know much about the disabled community," he said. "I have kind of trained myself to adapt and look as normal as possible because of the way I have been treated," she said.Įven her partner Ramin didn't realise at first.
She'll lean close to the computer monitor to make out images on the screen.īut walk past her on the street and you'd likely never know Lily has a visual impairment. "Like how do I get into a building? Often I'm walking around going is that the front door or am I going to walk into a stranger's home?" she said, laughing.īut Lily has learned to adapt for herself.įor instance, she uses the zoom feature on her smart phone's camera to increase the size of print that she needs to read.
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