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Projected 2008 NFL Salary Cap Space for Each Team

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  • Projected 2008 NFL Salary Cap Space for Each Team

    Rank Team $ Under the Cap

    1 Kansas City Chiefs $27829000

    2 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $26049700

    3 Buffalo Bills $21971300

    4 New Orleans Saints $20402900

    5 Tennessee Titans $17990400

    6 Green Bay Packers $17920400

    7 Jacksonville Jaguars $16783700

    8 Minnesota Vikings $16604400

    9 San Diego Chargers $16003100

    10 Miami Dolphins $14865800

    11 Philadelphia Eagles $14758000

    12 San Francisco 49ers $12457200

    13 Chicago Bears $11890400

    14 St. Louis Rams $11537400

    15 Houston Texans $10504400

    16 New England Patriots $8270090

    17 Atlanta Falcons $7928010

    18 Cincinnati Bengals $7780020

    19 NY Giants $6156960

    20 Cleveland Browns $4791990

    21 Oakland Raiders $3460620

    22 Seattle Seahawks $3387030

    23 Baltimore Ravens $3270950

    24 Washington Redskins $3239580

    25 Indianapolis Colts $2588520

    26 Carolina Panthers $1977940

    27 Denver Broncos $1860600

    28 Arizona Cardinals $1160080

    29 Dallas Cowboys $-227212

    30 NY Jets $-1797490

    31 Pittsburgh Steelers $-3260770

    32 Detroit Lions $-3390400

    http://www.askthecommish.com/salarycap/numbers.asp

  • Note that was 2008 cap room and the article is from March 2008. That is not the number for the coming 2009 season.

  • Note that was 2008 cap room and the article is from March 2008. That is not the number for the coming 2009 season.

    Masters said:

    Note that was 2008 cap room and the article is from March 2008. That is not the number for the coming 2009 season.

    I hope so these numbers were making me sick!

  • Masters said:

    Note that was 2008 cap room and the article is from March 2008. That is not the number for the coming 2009 season.

    I hope so these numbers were making me sick!

    @mr.-t said:

    I hope so these numbers were making me sick!

    That's what they were and the date is at the top of the article. The cap increases to 123M for 2009 (up from 116M). CLE has guys like Davis, McGinest, and several others coming off the number shown in that article. We should start seeing figures for where CLE really is come March.

  • Phil wasn't in charge of the cap, Trip McCracken is.

  • trip may have been in control of computing numbers, but Sewage called the shots.

  • I think there was a bit of both, when it came to the $$$'s

  • @shepwrite said:

    I read several times that the Browns will have a moderate 15 mill to spend.

    I hope that DA's contract wont kill us.

  • @shepwrite said:

    I read several times that the Browns will have a moderate 15 mill to spend.

    I read the same thing, shep.

    You can't go by those rankings and b.s. Plus, what are the implications of the upcoming labor negotiation and how will it affect the cap?

  • @shepwrite said:

    I read several times that the Browns will have a moderate 15 mill to spend.

    That why DA's cap hit could put the team in a bind. They will need $8 to $10 million for just the draft because of their #5 position. Unless they move a big salary they aren't going to have any FA money. Jones is a FA and wants a big contract. Winslow wants a new contract and I don't know the status of Stallworth's contract. Don't know how much his guarantee is.

    Davis, McGinest and S. Smith aren't going to be much. Davis was playing for about the minimum.

    I got a feeling some big names we don't expect might be in trouble because of their contracts.

  • I would sign Winslow to a new contract and kick Stallworth to the curb.

  • I don't know, we're pretty thin at receiver and Stallworth missed most of the season with that injury. When he came back, he had noodle-arm Dorsey throwing to him, I just have a feeling we haven't seen the real Stallworth yet. His contract has 6 more years on it and he's pretty cheap, might as well have him for a season or two more to see how he adjusts to the new coordinator.

  • I don't know, we're pretty thin at receiver and Stallworth missed most of the season with that injury. When he came back, he had noodle-arm Dorsey throwing to him, I just have a feeling we haven't seen the real Stallworth yet. His contract has 6 more years on it and he's pretty cheap, might as well have him for a season or two more to see how he adjusts to the new coordinator.

    @dave said:

    I don't know, we're pretty thin at receiver and Stallworth missed most of the season with that injury. When he came back, he had noodle-arm Dorsey throwing to him, I just have a feeling we haven't seen the real Stallworth yet. His contract has 6 more years on it and he's pretty cheap, might as well have him for a season or two more to see how he adjusts to the new coordinator.

    Dorsey's noodle arm aside, I agree that we probably (hopefully) haven't seen the real Stallworth yet. Watching him slice up our defense a couple years ago while w/ NE made me covet his YAC skills.

  • I don't know if it's JJ or not, but we sorely need a possession receiver.

    I'd still be OK with BE, K2, and JJ (if he's healthy). Quinn had no problem at ND trusting his receivers to jump and go after the ball and BE seems to be at his best when doing just that (as opposed to bread-basket catches). Quinn throws a more receiver friendly ball than DA did. More arc.

  • @dave said:

    I don't know, we're pretty thin at receiver and Stallworth missed most of the season with that injury. When he came back, he had noodle-arm Dorsey throwing to him, I just have a feeling we haven't seen the real Stallworth yet. His contract has 6 more years on it and he's pretty cheap, might as well have him for a season or two more to see how he adjusts to the new coordinator.

    Dorsey's noodle arm aside, I agree that we probably (hopefully) haven't seen the real Stallworth yet. Watching him slice up our defense a couple years ago while w/ NE made me covet his YAC skills.

    @austindawg said:

    Dorsey's noodle arm aside, I agree that we probably (hopefully) haven't seen the real Stallworth yet. Watching him slice up our defense a couple years ago while w/ NE made me covet his YAC skills.

    I hope so. I never understood why Chud didn't use the guy billed as a YAC-receiver for more quick slants and bubble screens. I know DA throws a nice deep out ball but Jesus.

  • I would sign Winslow to a new contract and kick Stallworth to the curb.

    @mr.-t said:

    I would sign Winslow to a new contract and kick Stallworth to the curb.

    I think Stallworth has a big hunk of money still guaranteed. We signed him to a big contract and I don't know if anybody would be willing to take it off our hands.

  • @mr.-t said:

    I would sign Winslow to a new contract and kick Stallworth to the curb.

    I think Stallworth has a big hunk of money still guaranteed. We signed him to a big contract and I don't know if anybody would be willing to take it off our hands.

    @ytownbrownsbacker said:

    I think Stallworth has a big hunk of money still guaranteed. We signed him to a big contract and I don't know if anybody would be willing to take it off our hands.

    How about Jamal Lewis lack of production sometimes he looked like he was trying to find a soft piece of turf to land on. Another guy with big Bucks looming over our cap.

  • We are screwed on the cap this year guys..savages gauranteed crap contracts dont leave us much to work with unless we trade a bunch of underskilled overpayed players off and who wants most of them?

  • We are screwed on the cap this year guys..savages gauranteed crap contracts dont leave us much to work with unless we trade a bunch of underskilled overpayed players off and who wants most of them?

    @gips said:

    We are screwed on the cap this year guys..savages gauranteed crap contracts dont leave us much to work with unless we trade a bunch of underskilled overpayed players off and who wants most of them?

    Detroit?

    0-16 can't be wrong.