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What's made the league so successful is the cap. It will definitely be back. Otherwise you have the NBA (their cap doesn't work) and MLB.

stockman311

Well the players union has been extremely clear that once March 5th passes they will NEVER EVER agree to a salary cap again. I think half the owners, the Jerry Jones' and Dan Snyder's of the world don't want a cap. They have to say they do to tow the company line, but they want to run their business like a business and because they bring in high revenue that want to share as little as possible with the rest of the league, and they want to outspend their competition to as many Superbowl titles as possible. The players see how MLB works and like the looks of it. A cap is a restriction to them, and unions don't like pay restrictions or caps. I would do ANYTHING to be a fly on the wall during the next year of negotiations between the league and players.

Choupique

Not sure how long you folks have been Saints fans, but remember the old days when they'd let players like this go?... and they'd end up helping another team to beat the Saints.

Whew, sure is good to actually have a coach and front office. Wow.
Not sure how to act.

I don't miss Ditka. Haslett was like a nightmare while awake. How many cheerleaders can one coach bang?

The future looks so bright I need some shades. I prefer ray ban wayfarers, personally.

SaintPauly

I for one like the cap, because it helps small market teams remain competitive, and it keeps the Jerry Jones' of the world at bay. I'm sorry, but I for one DON'T want to go back to the days of Cowboys, Steelers, and the 49ers dynastys. The NFL is the most popular professional sport in the country, and I think the cap is heavily responsible for that. I think the players need to rethink where this idea could end up.