The latest 2007 cap numbers

[Miguel]

come from Peter King on NBC's Football Night in America.
Team Cap Space
Washington 1
Pittsburgh 1.4
Carolina 3.6
Indianapolis 4.5
Baltimore 5.5
Denver 5.7
Kansas City 6.1
Atlanta 8.1
Philadelphia 10.7
Oakland 14.1
NY Giants 14.4
Miami 16.8
Houston 19.8
Chicago 20.4
Dallas 21.2
Tampa Bay 21.3
Seattle 22.9
Detroit 23.1
NY Jets 24.3
San Diego 24.7
St. Louis 26.6
New Orleans 26.8
New England 27
Green Bay 28.4
Cincinnati 28.8
Jacksonville 31.1
Minnesota 31.5
Cleveland 31.9
Arizona 35.2
Buffalo 37.9
Tennessee 39.9
San Francisco 41.8
Total 656.5
Average 20.5

 

[SoonerPatriot]

Lance Briggs, anyone?

 

[Miguel]

The problem with the Lance Briggs scenario is that the Bears have enough cap space to franchise tag him - enough to place the exclusive franchise tag for him.

 

[VrabelMayeWin]

The problem with the Lance Briggs scenario is that the Bears have enough cap space to franchise tag him - enough to place the exclusive franchise tag for him.

And for lots of other teams too. It doesn't matter how much we have, with all that cap space many teams will outbid us for almost anyone.

 

[SoonerPatriot]

I don't expect Briggs, but it's good BB will have the money if he decides to get active in free agency for less expensive players that could be in a position to come in and assume starting roles. Players that could make an impact like Harrison and Colvin after 2002.

Not carrion like Duane Starks or Eric Warfield.