The Cardinals released veteran linebacker Josh Bynes, as Adam Schefter of ESPN.com tweets. By releasing Bynes, Arizona will save only $667K against the cap versus a dead money charge of $1.871MM. 
Bynes, 30 in August, has been with the Cardinals for the last two seasons. He was elevated to the starting lineup in 2018 and posted 75 tackles and two sacks across eleven games. The Cardinals’ old regime had him playing ahead of both Deone Bucannon and Haason Reddick, but the new regime wasn’t interested in keeping him on a deal that extended through the 2020 season.
This figures to be only one of many moves made by the Cardinals in March. After finishing with the worst record in the NFL last year, Arizona will look to overhaul the roster with roughly $38MM in cap space and a strong stash of draft picks.
Thought predator played for them lol
Bynes has moved around a bit but he’s always seemed to be a solid LB when I’ve seen him going back to his Ravens days.
PFFs #15 LB. Weird move to save <$1m. But they grabbed Charles Clay (#50 TE) who's the same age?
Welp, that's incompetence for ya. Pfft idiots.