Several people have said they see the uncapped year as a huge opportunity for the Daniel Snyders of the world to spend, spend, spend and become the Yankees of the NFL. What people don't realize is that while some great, great players will get huge contracts, the lower-tier players will be making less because of the lack of roster mobility. Those players are the majority in the union and should step up now to prevent the uncapped year from happening. The ten owners who will be using a lot of money to sign players will be more than offset by the 22 owners who will cut player spending. As Mike Florio wisely pointed out last week:

I'm one who's made the Dan Snyder observation. The 30% thing seems to hurt the up-and-comers, but I still don't see why a Dan Snyder couldn't simply add a lot of high-dollar veterans, short term. Can someone help me with this?

This is my second fanshot using Prime's instructions. Pretty cool feature. I'll try not to abuse it.