Article does not say what it was last year. Just what it was eons ago.

Here is the Spotrac info. And you can filter by year.

It appears to be a $20 million difference.

Lots of dead cap $, yikes. Effectively managed, the Saints still can over time get themselves out of the overspending frenzy under which they've justified their decisions. It's in essence a $63 million difference they need to manage with restructures, etc...

I know that some folks don't like living on a credit card. But we have millions of extra dollars every year to spend on the team now and pay later with more money from the salary cap increase. The best thing about living on the credit card in the NFL is that there are no credit card fees. Just free money that increases every year that we don't have an epidemic.

For Klint Kubiak to succeed we need to invest heavily this year on the O line in free agency as well as early and often in the draft. Maybe even give him a possession receiver. While we're at it, let's get an edge to get after the QB. Just sayin'.

Do we push the cap too tightly? Yes! Do I expect to change how much money we owe future players? Yes. Mickey even hinted at getting back to a more manageable salary cap at the end of the season. We will restructure contracts but they won't be as cumbersome. It may take a couple of years but if the salary cap keeps increasing more than expected each year then we'll catch up even sooner.

Here is my article on how the salary cap is not like an interest free credit card:

https://www.firemickeyloomis.com/mic...gym-membership

Rather not waste my time reading more of your crap. You are beyond warped, buddy. Starting a website named firemickeyloomis.com? You're way more obsessed than I had originally thought. Holy crap! You are beyond help at this point. Sheesh!