Saints 3rd in Cap room for next year.
 

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/column...ohn&id=1510617

Well money sure won't be a reason not to make a run at some top talent in the off season. Only the Ravens and Philly have more to spend as of now.


Salary cap status of all 32 teams
By John Clayton
ESPN.com
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Below is the amount of money each team is under or over the $78.1 million salary cap for 2004 as of Dec. 31.


TEAM-BY-TEAM SALARY CAP UPDATE
Team Cap status
Arizona Cardinals $17.1 million under
Atlanta Falcons $4.37 million under
Baltimore Ravens $24.02 million under
Buffalo Bills $7.5 million under
Carolina Panthers $13 million under
Chicago Bears $9 million under
Cincinnati Bengals $9 million under
Cleveland Browns $1.3 million under
Dallas Cowboys $18.7 million under
Denver Broncos $2.3 million over
Detroit Lions $14.6 million under
Green Bay Packers $3.4 million under
Houston Texans $12.1 million under
Indianapolis Colts $1.8 million under
Jacksonville Jaguars $10.4 million under
Kansas City Chiefs $8.3 million
Miami Dolphins $9.48 million over
Minnesota Vikings $20.2 million under
New England Patriots $399,000 over
New Orleans Saints $22.6 million under
New York Giants $2.7 million under
New York Jets $3.5 million under
Oakland Raiders $1.36 million under
Philadelphia Eagles $22.8 million under
Pittsburgh Steelers $2.67 million over
St. Louis Rams $17.6 million under
San Diego Chargers $6.1 million under
San Francisco 49ers $793,000 under
Seattle Seahawks $11.6 million under
Tampa Bay Buccaneers $1.4 million over
Tennessee Titans $16.4 million over
Washington Redskins $8.6 million under



[Edited on 1/1/2004 by saint5221]

Saints 3rd in Cap room for next year.
 

deja vu anyone?

Saints 3rd in Cap room for next year.
 

We better get Howard resigned.