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A lot of the traditional high rollers are too close to the cap. There may be some movement early (min, gb, etc), but I think most teams are going to step back this year and let the dust settle a bit.
Maybe but....
These have probably changed in the last few days with teams cutting players to free up space and teams like Buffalo resigning some players but with that many teams having that much space I think fiscal responsibility will be forgotten in lieu of winning now, especially for some of the bottom feeders who have coaches and GMs who need to win now.
1 San Francisco 49ers $42.1 M
2 Arizona Cardinals $36.7 M
3 Tennessee Titans $36 M
4 Cleveland Browns $33.305 M
5 Buffalo Bills $32 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 Chicago Bears $26.9 M
13 New Orleans Saints $26 M
14 San Diego Chargers $24.6 M
15 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $23.985 M
16 Detroit Lions $23.8 M
17 Seattle Seahawks $21.9 M
18 Dallas Cowboys $21.5 M
19 Houston Texans $19.8 M
20 New England Patriots $19 M
21 Miami Dolphins $17.8 M
22 NY Giants $15.7 M
23 Oakland Raiders $14.105 M
24 Atlanta Falcons $11.5 M
25 Philadelphia Eagles $9.5 M
26 Kansas City Chiefs $7 M
27 Baltimore Ravens $5.7 M
28 Indianapolis Colts $4.9 M
29 Denver Broncos $4.73569 M
30 Pittsburgh Steelers $3.3 M
31 Washington Redskins $-2.388 M
32 Carolina Panthers $-2.5 M
I'd like to see the browns makes good moves with all that cap room, and see what Romeo can do with an NFL caliber roster.
Maybe but....
These have probably changed in the last few days with teams cutting players to free up space and teams like Buffalo resigning some players but with that many teams having that much space I think fiscal responsibility will be forgotten in lieu of winning now, especially for some of the bottom feeders who have coaches and GMs who need to win now.
1 San Francisco 49ers $42.1 M
2 Arizona Cardinals $36.7 M
3 Tennessee Titans $36 M
4 Cleveland Browns $33.305 M
5 Buffalo Bills $32 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 Chicago Bears $26.9 M
13 New Orleans Saints $26 M
14 San Diego Chargers $24.6 M
15 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $23.985 M
16 Detroit Lions $23.8 M
17 Seattle Seahawks $21.9 M
18 Dallas Cowboys $21.5 M
19 Houston Texans $19.8 M
20 New England Patriots $19 M
21 Miami Dolphins $17.8 M
22 NY Giants $15.7 M
23 Oakland Raiders $14.105 M
24 Atlanta Falcons $11.5 M
25 Philadelphia Eagles $9.5 M
26 Kansas City Chiefs $7 M
27 Baltimore Ravens $5.7 M
28 Indianapolis Colts $4.9 M
29 Denver Broncos $4.73569 M
30 Pittsburgh Steelers $3.3 M
31 Washington Redskins $-2.388 M
32 Carolina Panthers $-2.5 M