The Eagles will still eat $3.4 million in cap for trading McCoy simply because signing bonus (1.7 each year remaining except for the last year) accelerates onto the cap of the Eagles.
In terms of guaranteed money remaining, it stands at $1 million for 2015. That's all the Bills are on the hook for if he doesn't make the roster. If he makes the roster, it is then $9.75 million for base salary ($1 million of this guaranteed), plus $250k roster. $10 million total, with potential $250k workout bonus as well.
So a potential of $10.25 million total cap hit if he meets the bonuses. That is unless the Bills work something out with him.
$7.15 million and $7.85 million the following years, nothing guaranteed.
It would be in McCoy's best interest to work something out to get more guaranteed money, he's only due $1 million from Bills, and $3.4 from Eagles over the next 3 years. Probably the reason the Bills took the bait.
In terms of guaranteed money remaining, it stands at $1 million for 2015. That's all the Bills are on the hook for if he doesn't make the roster. If he makes the roster, it is then $9.75 million for base salary ($1 million of this guaranteed), plus $250k roster. $10 million total, with potential $250k workout bonus as well.
So a potential of $10.25 million total cap hit if he meets the bonuses. That is unless the Bills work something out with him.
$7.15 million and $7.85 million the following years, nothing guaranteed.
It would be in McCoy's best interest to work something out to get more guaranteed money, he's only due $1 million from Bills, and $3.4 from Eagles over the next 3 years. Probably the reason the Bills took the bait.