Salary Cap of all NFL Teams
 

Below is the amount of money each team is under the $85.5 million salary cap for 2005 as of March 4

Arizona Cardinals $19.2 million
Atlanta Falcons $4.3 million
Baltimore Ravens $14.4 million
Buffalo Bills $652,000
Carolina Panthers $3.4 million
Chicago Bears $8.6 million
Cincinnati Bengals $8.6 million
Cleveland Browns $8.9 million
Dallas Cowboys $11 million
Denver Broncos $1.7 million
Detroit Lions $9.1 million
Green Bay Packers $2.7 million
Houston Texans $8.9 million
Indianapolis Colts $7 million
Jacksonville Jaguars $13 million
Kansas City Chiefs $2.7 million
Miami Dolphins $2.4 million
Minnesota Vikings $31 million
New England Patriots $3.3 million
New Orleans Saints $8.7 million
New York Giants $5.6 million
New York Jets $5 million
Oakland Raiders $790,000
Philadelphia Eagles $14.4 million
Pittsburgh Steelers $1.5 million
St. Louis Rams $4.5 million
San Diego Chargers $11.1 million
San Francisco 49ers $7.6 million
Seattle Seahawks $6 million
Tampa Bay Buccaneers $700,000
Tennessee Titans $2.8 million
Washington Redskins $9.6 million

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Salary Cap of all NFL Teams
 

we are in decent shape no

Salary Cap of all NFL Teams
 

The Vikings have just a little cap space!!!!!!!

Salary Cap of all NFL Teams
 

i think we are, cause we can add about 7 mill to that if we can get rid of Howard\'s contract to move up in the draft

Salary Cap of all NFL Teams
 

The Vikings used the Eagles method and gained $15m from bogus incentives. Why hasn\'t the rest of the NFL caught on to this?

Salary Cap of all NFL Teams
 

that 8.7 figure is misleading though. I am not sure if that includes Howard.

Salary Cap of all NFL Teams
 

Plus, Red McCombs has intentionally nickle & dimed this team to death for almost a decade now with the intention of selling them. Their coaching staff, most notably, is one of the lowest paid in the league. Makes sense, it\'d be hard to sell a team in cap trouble.

Probably not. Though franchise tagged, he hasn\'t actually signed anything yet.