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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 624789">It looks like Daniels is using Cory Liuget's recent extension as his benchmark:<a href="http://overthecap.com/position/3-4-defensive-end" target="_blank">http://overthecap.com/position/3-4-defensive-end</a>As discussed at some length in the offseason, the number and quality of players entering free agency after 2016 makes meeting Daniels' demands less than a slam dunk.  Since evidently he is not willing to take a home town discount, I would expect to see his contract revisited in the offseason.A lot can happen in the interim, be it with Daniels or with the other guys on the roster, in terms of performance and injuries.  As more time passes and the 2016 revenue numbers start coming in, the front off will have more clarity as to where the salary cap will be for 2016 and 2017, and that would certainly factor into the equation.Even so, you can't count on cap bumps as a windfall, as salary inflation for need/core/star players escalate in pace.  Premier player deals keep leaf frogging the comparables from just a year or two prior.  Or look no further than the Williams got as an ordinary aging starter or the unproven starter deal that House landed.</blockquote>

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