Miguel

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"Here are the official cap adjustments for each team. These could be adjusted slightly during the offseason --


CREDITS (Cap limit raised above $94.513 million)

Minnesota $7,460,698
Philadelphia $6,954,540
Cleveland $3,554,178
Kansas City $3,436,422
Arizona $3,057,829
St. Louis $2,517,558
Jacksonville $2,123,433
New Orleans $2,058,846
Houston $2,000,000
Green Bay $1,737,071
N.Y. Giants $1,208,123
Seattle $844,249
Chicago $666,000
San Diego $600,765
N.Y. Jets $499,344
Atlanta $321,879
Indianapolis $250,000
Washington $176,427
Cincinnati $73,615
Dallas $0


CHARGES (Cap limit lowered below $94.513 million)

San Francisco $17,824
Denver $133,276
Baltimore $171,787
Buffalo $223,089
Carolina $242,117
Tampa Bay $308,890
Tennessee $587,234
Detroit $1,526,251
Pittsburgh $1,772,794
New England $2,026,060
Oakland $2,540,695
Miami $9,529,790"

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PATSNUTme

So, is this saying, in effect, that our cap limit is $92,500,000?

PatsWickedPissah

Yeah in round #s, no change than earlier reports from Miguel & Adam. The new news is all the other teams' data.