Effective cap space for all nfl teams
 

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-salary-...nked-cap-space

Interesting stuff.

Tampa = fire sale
Saints = LOLOLOL
Buffalo = trouble
Chargers = hold my beer… wait for Herbert’s contract to kick in

Chiefs in good shape. Veach is a damn treasure.

I don't know what "effective" is but we're going to be pushing $45m if they cut Clark, extend Jones and put Brown on an actual contract.

The Saints are just ****ed. I don't know what they will do.

this is what I found in that article:

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Yeah, I just can't see them going back into unknown territory to try to find another one when they have him in house.

That's not what effective should mean.

It should mean how much reasonable space can they create. And the Chiefs can reasonably create upwards of $40m without restructuring anybody.

I think it makes sense. They are basically saying what's on the books already, plus signing a bunch of league minimum contracts, leaves you with...how much?

The Bucs and Saints are just in terrible shape.

How are teams like the Panthers and the Jets so ****ed? Who have they been paying?

What the hell do the Packers do next year?

Effective* = *Represents the maximum cap space a team will have when it signs at least 51 players to its roster for that season.


According to this we are negative 600K? I know we have to make some moves, cutting Clark, Signing OBJ, JuJu, BIG money to CJ!

I do not see how we are in good shape? Thats a ton of money and does NOT include one free agent signing.

I don't think the OP is super accurate.

The Chiefs are in fantastic cap/roster position for 2023. I made my case here.

Yeah, it’s not perfect. But trying to run a bunch of scenarios about what teams might do seems way too subjective. You could argue the same that it doesn’t consider paying Justin Herbert or burrow likely getting his extension next year. I think PFFs is a good simple way that avoids a lot of assumptions about what teams might do. It’s not to say chiefs are in bad shape because they’re in the red. It’s mostly to talk about teams in the top and bottom 5 or ten who are either in great or terrible shape.

This is why we should never believe anyone who claims the cap can be cheated. This was many years of bandaiding last ditch efforts to win with drew Brees. Not surprisingly the bucs would be in the same situation with Brady. When you have a HOF qb on the very last years why not go for broke and then sledgehammer the team.

What’s crazy and exciting about the chiefs is they are doing this all without a ton of backloading. They have TONS of flexibility to bulk up for an immediate run. Or make a big move to put us over the top. We also seem just damn fine to put a Super Bowl run for years and years with a well managed cap.

I still can’t help but wonder if we stay very safe with our cap for a year or 2 knowing there is a shitload of young QBs on rookie contracts. Why waste your biggest cap years when the competition is a little tighter.

Can’t wait for Payton to go to Dungver and **** their cap even more!

So when he wants to be the highest paid LT and locked up long term...,

...you pay the man?

Very interested to see if the Bucs try to shop Wirfs

Suck for a long time.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The NFL informed teams today that the 2023 salary cap will be a record $224.8 million per club, sources tell me and <a href="https://twitter.com/RapSheet?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@RapSheet</a>. <br><br>That’s up from $208.2 million in 2022, $182.5M in 2021 (COVID adjustment), 198.2M in 2020 and $188.2M in 2019.</p>&mdash; Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) <a href="https://twitter.com/TomPelissero/status/1620117177201221635?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>