Winged blade does not really works like that though . 10 % AS is ridiculously small to call that a defensive offensive item . Only defensive item which increased damage on hunter was old soul eater and in theory its the current bloodforgeCurrent soul eater could be there too . <| sep |> Fuck I found my next hangman word to stump my family . <| sep |> God , I love this song . <| sep |> IMO the Cowboys are just as good with 11 games of Romo as they are with Dak . Remember , they were 124 just 2 years ago with Romo running virtually the same offense and a much worse defense . Looks like we just aren ' t going to agree there . And trading a guy with a huge cap hit is way different from signing a free agent . While his cap hit is currently set to be just 17 th in the league next year , you need to find a team that already has that space in order to trade him there . It ' s not like they get to frontload or backoad his deal to meet their cap . They have to make that hit fit their team next year . And remember , the Eagles couldn ' t wait until free agency for teams to clear up space , as his cap hit would have been $ 22 million for them if they kept him that long . The Eagles already shuffled money around this year to get Fletcher Cox signed when Bradford ' s cap hit was still just $ 11 million . They currently have $ 10 million of cap room next year , and Bradford ' s contract increase alone would surpass that . So , before the start of next season they would have needed to find a team who 1 Needed a starting QB 2 Had at least $ 17 M in cap space next year and likely more if they wanted to sign anyone else 3 Were willing to trade for Bradford and pay the extra money in order to avoid losing him in contract negotiations elsewhere after his release . Shit , they could of course at the very least trade him for a 7 th so that makes no sense . Ignoring the fact that this rarely happens , since teams generally value that difference in cap space more than the late round pick , if Teddy wasn ' t ready , you don ' t think we would have offered that 7 th rounder ? I can guarantee you that trading for Bradford when he was a impending cap casualty would have been much cheaper than trading for him just before the first week of the season , when he was the presumed starter .