Originally Posted by milkman (Post 8383032)

It's amazing how that available cap number has shrunk 26 mil in 9 days and money hasn't been spent.

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 8383032)

It's amazing how that available cap number has shrunk 26 mil in 9 days and money hasn't been spent.

Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 8383022)

This part kind of stuck out to me when I read rhis article. This COULD be a sign they have been trying to set themsleves up to be in good shape financially for a long term run and have all their $ available to pay players that will be on the team. Carr and Bowe for example.

Thats smart buisness as long as they keep spending $ and start spending it on some impact FA players as well.

Originally Posted by ChiefsandO'sfan (Post 8382682)

Chiefs have $37 million of salary cap room

As free agency approaches, Chiefs have $37 million of cap space and Bowe, Carr among players without deals.

By ADAM TEICHER

The Kansas City Star

The Chiefs are under no NFL obligation to use all of their available cap room. Under the new collective bargaining agreement signed last summer, teams are free to spend as little or as much of their available cap space as they wish.

Originally Posted by Toad (Post 8383097)

I would bet big that if the Chiefs do NOT utilize at east most of their available $37mm estimated cap, the Arrowhead fan base will take a gigantic hit. I hope Clark realizes that once you lose fan, it is hard to get them back.

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 8383032)

It's amazing how that available cap number has shrunk 26 mil in 9 days and money hasn't been spent.

Originally Posted by -King- (Post 8383118)

The article didn't take into account the roll over.
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Originally Posted by Wilson8 (Post 8382707)

Also from the KC Star...

The NFL has yet to set a team salary cap for 2012, but teams are expecting it to be about the same as last year: $120,375,000. The Chiefs also have $24,014,337 they didn’t use against their 2011 cap that they can use in 2012.
So the Chiefs’ adjusted salary cap for 2012 is $144,389,337.
Subtracting total salary cap obligations of $107,009,195 (explained below), that leaves the Chiefs with $37,380,142 of available cap room. The top 51 cap numbers count against the salary cap.

Originally Posted by Frankie (Post 8382767)

Sabby Piscitelli is without a contract?! THAT'S BLASPHEMY!!!!!

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 8383016)

Dorsey and Jackson are grossly overpaid.

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 8383120)

Yes it did.

Originally Posted by Frankie (Post 8382767)

Sabby Piscitelli is without a contract?! THAT'S BLASPHEMY!!!!!