The bad news is that the Tuatunga

situation is a mess.

The good news is we're going to geek out about the salary cap here today on Locked on Dolphins.

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Special thank you to

all of you who have helped to make the Lockedown Podcast Network, the number one sports

podcast network in the world. I do my best to bring my best every day. And we're going to do our

best to make the best of this Tuotonga below situation. I'm doing double screens today. So if you're watching on

YouTube, just know we've got the salary cap table that's going to be up at times. But if

you are just an audio listener, don't worry. We're going to talk through all of these numbers

and I'm going to try my best to

slow down and just methodically work our way through some things that we need to know about the

Tuatung of a Loa contract as we press into the great unknown. Who's going to be the general manager?

Who's going to be the head coach? What do they want to do with two? Are they going to keep them because they have to pay the money?

And they're going to try to trade them. I'm sure they're going to at least explore that option after they

benched him. But would they bring him back if they can't? Here's what you need to know about the

Tuatunga Tunga Lowa contract and the rigidity of certain elements of it that

is left. In 2026, he has $39 million in base salary plus an additional $15 million

in cash that's owed in the form of an option bonus, which would,

if they choose to activate it, be spread out across five seasons worth of salary cap accounting

at $3 million apiece over the next five years of salary cap for $15 million in cash paid

this off season. That is the guarantees that are fully guaranteed at this point in time for the

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