Cap room.....

JOESAM2002 · 06-29-2007, 07:26 PM

• Room to work: With the free-agent class down to the bottom of the barrel, and plenty of rookies still left to sign, most teams remain in relatively good salary-cap shape. The average cap room per team leaguewide, as of Thursday, was $9.82 million. Fourteen franchises, nearly half the teams in the league, still have more than $10 million in salary-cap space. Seven teams have more than $15 million in available spending room and three teams have $20 million or more. Here's how the teams stack up in terms of cap room: Cleveland, $21.968 million; Buffalo, $21.053 million; Minnesota, $20.076 million; Jacksonville, $16.425 million; Kansas City, $16.189 million; Green Bay, $15.959 million; Tennessee, $15.345 million; Dallas, $13.875 million; Oakland, $12.732 million; St. Louis, $11.602 million; Philadelphia, $11.517 million; New Orleans, $11.271 million; Seattle, $10.507 million; New York Jets, $10.039 million; San Francisco, $9.822 million; Carolina, $8.613 million; New England, $8.421 million; Cincinnati, $7.713 million; Washington, $7.373 million; Houston, $7.102 million; Tampa Bay, $7.064 million; Denver, $6.442 million; San Diego, $6.024 million; Atlanta, $6.01 million; Miami, $5.901 million; Baltimore, $5.325 million; Arizona, $5.083 million; Chicago, $5.003 million; New York Giants, $3.91 million; Indianapolis, $3.371 million; Detroit, $1.281 million; and Pittsburgh, $1.231 million.

This from ESPN.

06-29-2007, 07:26 PM	#1
JOESAM2002 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: CRYSTAL BEACH TEXAS Posts: 4,100	Cap room..... • Room to work: With the free-agent class down to the bottom of the barrel, and plenty of rookies still left to sign, most teams remain in relatively good salary-cap shape. The average cap room per team leaguewide, as of Thursday, was $9.82 million. Fourteen franchises, nearly half the teams in the league, still have more than $10 million in salary-cap space. Seven teams have more than $15 million in available spending room and three teams have $20 million or more. Here's how the teams stack up in terms of cap room: Cleveland, $21.968 million; Buffalo, $21.053 million; Minnesota, $20.076 million; Jacksonville, $16.425 million; Kansas City, $16.189 million; Green Bay, $15.959 million; Tennessee, $15.345 million; Dallas, $13.875 million; Oakland, $12.732 million; St. Louis, $11.602 million; Philadelphia, $11.517 million; New Orleans, $11.271 million; Seattle, $10.507 million; New York Jets, $10.039 million; San Francisco, $9.822 million; Carolina, $8.613 million; New England, $8.421 million; Cincinnati, $7.713 million; Washington, $7.373 million; Houston, $7.102 million; Tampa Bay, $7.064 million; Denver, $6.442 million; San Diego, $6.024 million; Atlanta, $6.01 million; Miami, $5.901 million; Baltimore, $5.325 million; Arizona, $5.083 million; Chicago, $5.003 million; New York Giants, $3.91 million; Indianapolis, $3.371 million; Detroit, $1.281 million; and Pittsburgh, $1.231 million. This from ESPN.
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