How the Pats are spending their cap dollars by age and unit as of 2/2/14

[Miguel]

Age Count Sum of 2014Cap

23 11 3,614,540
Defense 6 1,798,116
Offense 5 1,816,424

24 19 11,039,105
Defense 11 8,979,021
Offense 7 1,564,584
Special Teams 1 495,500

25 13 12,036,421
Defense 5 3,028,562
Offense 8 9,007,859

26 6 5,465,175
Offense 6 5,465,175

27 2 5,115,000
Defense 1 5,115,000
Offense 1 -

28 3 15,487,500
Defense 2 10,912,500
Offense 1 4,575,000

29 1 2,266,668
Special Teams 1 2,266,668

30 3 10,400,000
Defense 1 2,850,000
Offense 1 3,750,000
Special Teams 1 3,800,000

31 1 3,558,334
Defense 1 3,558,334

32 3 26,183,334
Defense 1 11,600,000
Offense 2 14,583,334

33 2 6,156,250
Defense 2 6,156,250

34 1 1,833,333
Defense 1 1,833,333

37 1 14,800,000
Offense 1 14,800,000
Grand Total 66 117,955,660

http://t.co/4YtiwmV3nE is a screenshot.
Age is as of 9/9/2014.

 

[ctpatsfan77]

Here's a slightly different view of the data.

https://infogr.am/2014-patriots-salary-cap-by-age-and-position?src=web

I've organized them by current age (too lazy to track down exact birthdates ), and broken O and D into skill and line players.

I've also included Nate Ebner and Chris White under STs rather than D.

 

[Miguel]

Here's a slightly different view of the data.

https://infogr.am/2014-patriots-salary-cap-by-age-and-position?src=web

I've organized them by current age (too lazy to track down exact birthdates ), and broken O and D into skill and line players.

I've also included Nate Ebner and Chris White under STs rather than D.

I like yours better Will be using it as a template going forward

 

[mgteich]

I also find dollars by position interesting. For example, we spend as a balanced team. We spend $12M less than DEN on offense, and $12M more on defense.

Some of this is planning. Some is who is still on rookie contracts (the bargains, e.g RB).

 

[Mack Herron]

Geez guys, where is the encryption?