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Salary Cap Space for Each Team
Projected 2007 NFL Salary Cap Space for Each Team
Rank Team $ Under the Cap 1 San Francisco 49ers $42.1 M 2 Buffalo Bills $39.7 M 3 Arizona Cardinals $36.7 M 4 Tennessee Titans $36 M 5 Cleveland Browns $33.305 M 6 St. Louis Rams $31.98 M 7 Minnesota Vikings $31.5 M 8 Jacksonville Jaguars $31 M 9 Cincinnati Bengals $28.8 M 10 NY Jets $28.455 M 11 Green Bay Packers $28.36 M 12 New England Patriots $26.98 M 13 Chicago Bears $26.9 M 14 New Orleans Saints $26 M 15 San Diego Chargers $24.6 M 16 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $23.985 M 17 Detroit Lions $23.8 M 18 Seattle Seahawks $21.9 M 19 Dallas Cowboys $21.5 M 20 Houston Texans $19.8 M 21 Miami Dolphins $17.8 M 22 NY Giants $15.7 M 23 Oakland Raiders $14.105 M 24 Philadelphia Eagles $12.4 M 25 Atlanta Falcons $11.5 M 26 Denver Broncos $7.6 M 27 Kansas City Chiefs $7 M 28 Baltimore Ravens $5.7 M 29 Indianapolis Colts $4.9 M 30 Pittsburgh Steelers $1.44 M 31 Carolina Panthers $-3.1 32 Washington Redskins $-2.388 M http://www.askthecommish.com/salarycap/numbers.asp |
RE: Salary Cap Space for Each Team
Nearly the entire Defense is UFA, so the Cap is going to be significantly less. Plus, there's the amount allocated to draft choices. There's a lot less room there than people might think.
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huh.... the only defensive FAs of any importance we have are grant, hollis thomas, scott schanle, omar stoutmire, and jay bellamy...
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That's 6 UFA's and two more have only one more year on their current contracts that would be considered "of any importance." Still going to adversely affect the Cap pretty severely.
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Well I don't see any of those guys getting big bucks except Grant and maybe Thomas and Shanle...
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My point is that there are at least 7 positions that have to be filled with somewhat long term contracts and 12 of the 28 players are UFA's. That's a HUGE percentage of the defense. That means paying more than what was paid for this year, which will adversely impact the cap even if you just fill in with what was on the roster last season. Subtract what one has to pay out to the incoming rookie class, and there's less room than you think. I think the team is going to pay financially and ultimately quality wise for the choice of "renting" so many of the defensive players.
The following is a list of the contract status of each of the players on the roster at the end of the season. Bold are the players that played significant minutes/starters who are either going to need to be resigned or replaced (either way it will cost more money next year than this year.) Italicized players are those who were injured for a significant portion off the 2006 season; replacement of these players will cost more money. END Charles Grant, UFA Will Smith, signed through 2009 Rob Ninkovich, signed through 2008 Josh Cooper, signed or exclusive-rights TACKLE Hollis Thomas, UFA Brian Young, signed through 2007 Willie Whitehead, signed through 2008 Antwan Lake, UFA Rodney Leisle, RFA LINEBACKER Scott Fujita, signed through 2009 Mark Simoneau, signed through 2007 Scott Shanle, UFA Danny Clark, UFA Terrence Melton, RFA Alfred Fincher, signed through 2007 James Allen, UFA Tommy Polley, UFA CORNERBACK Mike McKenzie, signed through 2009 Fred Thomas, signed through 2007 Jason Craft, signed through 2008 Curtis Deloatch, RFA DeJuan Groce, UFA SAFETY Josh Bullocks, signed through 2009 Roman Harper, signed through 2009 Omar Stoutmire, UFA Jay Bellamy, UFA Steve Gleason, signed through 2007 Bryan Scott, UFA |
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hey zan got a link for that list?
They are all key I agree. but it all depends on what we do in FA. Expect changes on the D. Thats why there was so many one year deals signed. I will feel better thinking of what direction we will go after dallas announces it's new head coach. Even then I think anything is possible. Why are we not mentioning the cap hit we are going to take at RT along with DE? Do we really want to max out the cap this year? Add in a starting CB and LB to that and we will have a bulk of that gone. Then we have to include replacing the back ups we will have to replace also. The draft will have to be as good or better than last year to dodge spending all the cap room we have. |
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sorry. my bad.
http://www.nola.com/saints/t-p/index...amp;thispage=1 exactly hag. it only takes a couple of big signings and fphptt, there goes the cap room. |
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thanx Xan
I am still keeping OT as a high priority to be addressed this season. |
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We get all those players back except Polley, Tank, Fred Thomas, Bellamy, Carney, oh and Fred Thomas
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Might as well do the offense as well
Fred McAfee, (UFA) Terrance Copper, (RFA) Billy Miller, UFA Jon Stinchcomb, UFA Montrae Holland, UFA That does not cover the exclusive-rights from this year Jamal Jones Keith Joseph John Owens Rob Petitti Chad Setterstrom Augie Hoffman Josh Cooper remember we still have next years group to worry about to. signed through 2007 Jamie Martin Aaron Stecker Devery Henderson Ernie Conwell Jamar Nesbit Jonathan Goodwin Brian Young Mark Simoneau Alfred Fincher Fred Thomas Steve Gleason John Carney Mitch Berger |
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Salaray Cap doesn't mean much right now, it will in a couple of months. I don't think we will have any problem signing the players we need or keeping the ones we want.
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