Skins Bailey Given Go-Ahead to Pursue Trade
Saturday February 14, 2004
In a somewhat surprising move, the Washington Redskins have given four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Champ Bailey permission to seek a trade with another NFL franchise. According to ESPN's Len Pasquarelli, Bailey's agent, Jack Reale, spoke to seven or eight teams after receiving a call Thursday night from owner Daniel Snyder.
Bailey is eligible for unrestricted free agency, but the Redskins have the right to designate Bailey a "franchise" player. If Snyder decides to slap the tag on the five-year veteran, he will carry a $6.801 million hit against the salary cap, which will seriously limit the team's opportunities in the free agent market.
Bailey is eligible for unrestricted free agency, but the Redskins have the right to designate Bailey a "franchise" player. If Snyder decides to slap the tag on the five-year veteran, he will carry a $6.801 million hit against the salary cap, which will seriously limit the team's opportunities in the free agent market.


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