03-04-2016, 02:35 PM
God love Hobson for providing us with all the necessary numbers. It's time to really look at the cap situation for each team?
I think we would all agree that every single team has to account for draft, right? And they all have injuries, and offseason workouts, and incentives, and practice squads. Would anyone dispute any of that? That every single team has these financial aspects to consider?
So since Geoff shaved off a whopping 20 plus million from our cap space, you know to account for all this stuff (bullshit), would it not make sense to apply to every team? I mean, afterall, they all have it.
So I thought it would be interesting to see how much teams can really spend. I'm going to round down all the way to 20 million, just for arguments sake, and to presume we need to account for the most. Millions upon more in fact. So without further ado, this is what each team has in cap space, after accounting for these league wide expenses:
1 Jacksonville Jaguars $63,082,314
2 Oakland Raiders $51,593,440
3 New York Giants $36,522,688
4 San Francisco 49ers $35,045,507
5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $29,277,574
6 Cleveland Browns $27,606,320
7 Tennessee Titans $27,443,299
8 Los Angeles Rams $26,112,684
9 Chicago Bears $26,035,330
10 Houston Texans $21,308,177
11 Cincinnati Bengals $15,000,000
12 San Diego Chargers $15,368,377
13 Atlanta Falcons $13,033,995
14 Detroit Lions $12,828,562
15 Indianapolis Colts $8,601,811
16 Carolina Panthers $7,573,220
17 Minnesota Vikings $4,511,146
18 Seattle Seahawks $3,312,781
19 Kansas City Chiefs $2,348,301
20 Green Bay Packers $1,591,031
21 Philadelphia Eagles - $3,000,000 (Negative)
22 New England Patriots -$5,000,000 (Negative)
23 Arizona Cardinals -$5,000,000 (Negative)
24 Buffalo Bills -$7,000,000 (Negative)
25 Baltimore Ravens -$8,000,000 (Negative)
26 Pittsburgh Steelers -$9,000,000 (Negative)
27 Dallas Cowboys -$10,000,000 (Negative)
28 New Orleans Saints -$10,000,000 (Negative)
29 New York Jets -$14,000,000 (Negative)
30 Denver Broncos $-20,000,000 (Negative)
31 Miami Dolphins $-25,000,000 (Negative)
32 Washington Redskins $-26,000,000 (Negative)
I think we would all agree that every single team has to account for draft, right? And they all have injuries, and offseason workouts, and incentives, and practice squads. Would anyone dispute any of that? That every single team has these financial aspects to consider?
So since Geoff shaved off a whopping 20 plus million from our cap space, you know to account for all this stuff (bullshit), would it not make sense to apply to every team? I mean, afterall, they all have it.
So I thought it would be interesting to see how much teams can really spend. I'm going to round down all the way to 20 million, just for arguments sake, and to presume we need to account for the most. Millions upon more in fact. So without further ado, this is what each team has in cap space, after accounting for these league wide expenses:
1 Jacksonville Jaguars $63,082,314
2 Oakland Raiders $51,593,440
3 New York Giants $36,522,688
4 San Francisco 49ers $35,045,507
5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $29,277,574
6 Cleveland Browns $27,606,320
7 Tennessee Titans $27,443,299
8 Los Angeles Rams $26,112,684
9 Chicago Bears $26,035,330
10 Houston Texans $21,308,177
11 Cincinnati Bengals $15,000,000
12 San Diego Chargers $15,368,377
13 Atlanta Falcons $13,033,995
14 Detroit Lions $12,828,562
15 Indianapolis Colts $8,601,811
16 Carolina Panthers $7,573,220
17 Minnesota Vikings $4,511,146
18 Seattle Seahawks $3,312,781
19 Kansas City Chiefs $2,348,301
20 Green Bay Packers $1,591,031
21 Philadelphia Eagles - $3,000,000 (Negative)
22 New England Patriots -$5,000,000 (Negative)
23 Arizona Cardinals -$5,000,000 (Negative)
24 Buffalo Bills -$7,000,000 (Negative)
25 Baltimore Ravens -$8,000,000 (Negative)
26 Pittsburgh Steelers -$9,000,000 (Negative)
27 Dallas Cowboys -$10,000,000 (Negative)
28 New Orleans Saints -$10,000,000 (Negative)
29 New York Jets -$14,000,000 (Negative)
30 Denver Broncos $-20,000,000 (Negative)
31 Miami Dolphins $-25,000,000 (Negative)
32 Washington Redskins $-26,000,000 (Negative)
