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ESPN Cap number as of April 2012


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AFC East

Bills: $9.7 million

Jets: $7.8 million

Dolphins: $6 million

Patriots: $10.7 million

 

 

 

AFC North

Bengals: $19 million

Browns: $18.5 million

Ravens: $1.7 million

Steelers: $4.3 million

 

 

 

AFC South

Colts: $10.3 million

Jaguars: $19.3 million

Texans: $2.9 million

Titans: $17.2 million

 

 

 

AFC West:

Broncos: $10.8 million

Chargers: $3.8 million

Chiefs: $18.1 million

Raiders: $29,341

 

 

 

NFC East

Cowboys: $2 million

Giants: $2.6 million

Eagles: $12 million

Redskins: $4.9 million

 

 

 

NFC North

Bears: $5.8 million

Lions: $4.4 million

Packers: $3.4 million

Vikings: $13.5 million

 

 

 

NFC South

Buccaneers: $16.7 million

Falcons: $1.7 million

Panthers: $5.1 million

Saints: $1.7 million

 

 

 

NFC West

49ers: $4.6million

Cardinals: $8,795

Rams: $4.2 million

Seahawks: $13.7 million

 

Wondering on some of these numbers how teams are going to sign their picks? Or does it count?

 

June 1st cuts should be something special

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For the Bills the cap really isn't much of a concern. Esp with Florence cut and the fact that there are a lot of guys with big cap numbers that could be let go (D.Edwards, Thigpen and S.Johnson come to mind) as well as the 9.7 already in room. Plenty of fat going into next year that could also be cut (Kelsay, B.Smith, and Merriman). The Bills look to be in a good cap situation going forward.

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AFC East

Bills: $9.7 million

Jets: $7.8 million

Dolphins: $6 million

Patriots: $10.7 million

 

 

 

AFC North

Bengals: $19 million

Browns: $18.5 million

Ravens: $1.7 million

Steelers: $4.3 million

 

 

 

AFC South

Colts: $10.3 million

Jaguars: $19.3 million

Texans: $2.9 million

Titans: $17.2 million

 

 

 

AFC West:

Broncos: $10.8 million

Chargers: $3.8 million

Chiefs: $18.1 million

Raiders: $29,341

 

 

 

NFC East

Cowboys: $2 million

Giants: $2.6 million

Eagles: $12 million

Redskins: $4.9 million

 

 

 

NFC North

Bears: $5.8 million

Lions: $4.4 million

Packers: $3.4 million

Vikings: $13.5 million

 

 

 

NFC South

Buccaneers: $16.7 million

Falcons: $1.7 million

Panthers: $5.1 million

Saints: $1.7 million

 

 

 

NFC West

49ers: $4.6million

Cardinals: $8,795

Rams: $4.2 million

Seahawks: $13.7 million

 

Wondering on some of these numbers how teams are going to sign their picks? Or does it count?

 

June 1st cuts should be something special

 

Restructure 1-2 deals and you get plenty of space. June 1 under CBA revisions also isn't near the day it once was.

 

For the Bills the cap really isn't much of a concern. Esp with Florence cut and the fact that there are a lot of guys with big cap numbers that could be let go (D.Edwards, Thigpen and S.Johnson come to mind) as well as the 9.7 already in room. Plenty of fat going into next year that could also be cut (Kelsay, B.Smith, and Merriman). The Bills look to be in a good cap situation going forward.

 

It's great shape. Everyone's afraid to make moves so we can resign guys, but we have plenty of space to be active

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Jackson, levitre, and byrd - gotta get them inked before start of season, price only goes up once the games start.

This should be where we see the "Mario effect" come into play, especially with Byrd--Gotta Billieve Mario makes it more attractive to stay.

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Jackson, levitre, and byrd - gotta get them inked before start of season, price only goes up once the games start.

 

I honestly believe that's one of the reason's why Florence was cut so that they could get these guys signed. I also think that D.Edwards will be cut and his 4 million cap number be used to squeeze those guys in. If we cut D.Edwards and resign Jackson, Levitre, Byrd and are still 4-5 million under the cap we can easily be active in free agency next season to acquire another piece or two.

 

We have a lot of guys on this roster that could but cut to free up cap space next season (Merriman's deal is up, Kelsay, S.Johnson, Thigpen, D.Edwards if he is still here, and B.Johnson) All those guys make 3+ million and aren't major contributors. Also McKelvin's deal is up and he makes 4+ million and I don't know what McGee's cap number is but if its substantial he could be gone too.

 

So there's a lot of fat that could be dumped on this roster easily to make room for re-signings and additions next off-season.

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Raiders: $29,341 million

Jaguars: $19.3 million

Bengals: $19 million

Browns: $18.5 million

Chiefs: $18.1 million

Titans: $17.2 million

Buccaneers: $16.7 million

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Vikings: $13.5 million

Seahawks: $13.7 million

Eagles: $12 million

 

 

Is this the result of being cap smart (frugal) or a a lack of effort to improve?

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Raiders: $29,341 million

Jaguars: $19.3 million

Bengals: $19 million

Browns: $18.5 million

Chiefs: $18.1 million

Titans: $17.2 million

Buccaneers: $16.7 million

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Vikings: $13.5 million

Seahawks: $13.7 million

Eagles: $12 million

 

 

Is this the result of being cap smart (frugal) or a a lack of effort to improve?

the raiders only had 29 grand in space fwiw

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This should be where we see the "Mario effect" come into play, especially with Byrd--Gotta Billieve Mario makes it more attractive to stay.

 

This cuts the other way too. Byrd could by thinking that he's undervalued due to a poor Bills pass rush. With our new defensive line, he could have a monster season and be due for a swank pay check.

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