Projected Salary Cap room for all teams

This was posted in December by the Charolette Observer. This is the most up to date I can find.


Rank/Team/Projected cap room

1/San Francisco/$42.1M

2/Buffalo/$39.7M

3/Arizona/$36.7M

4/Tennessee/$36M

5/Cleveland/$33.3M

6/Minnesota/$32.4M

7 (tie)/Jacksonville/$32M

7/St. Louis/$32M

9/New England/$30.4M

10/Cincinnati/$30.2M

11/New Orleans/$29.9M

12/Green Bay/$29.5M

13/New York Jets/$26.1M

14/San Diego/$24.6M

15/Tampa Bay/$24.2

16/Detroit/$23.8M

17/Chicago/$23.4M

18/Seattle/$22.5M

19/Dallas/$21.5M

20/Miami/$17.8M

21/New York Giants/$15.7M

22/Oakland/$14.1M

23/Houston/$13.3

24/Atlanta/$10M

25/Philadelphia/$12.4M

26/Denver/$7.6M

27/Kansas City/$7M

28/Baltimore/$5.7M

29/Indianapolis/$4.9M

30/Carolina/$3.4M

31/Washington/$951,000

32/Pittsburgh/$150,000

wow the steelers are gonna clean up when it comes to FA!!!!

Looks pretty good, although the big problem (as has been mentioned before) is that there are too many teams with too much cap room, which decreases the value of having it.

If we really have that much under the cap, we should have no reason not to resign Curtis and go after Fletcher, Briggs, or another big FA. Get ready to et pissed at the front office Rams fans.....

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Originally Posted by BigDaddyPace

If we really have that much under the cap, we should have no reason not to resign Curtis and go after Fletcher, Briggs, or another big FA. Get ready to et pissed at the front office Rams fans.....

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We should be able to sign a fair few FAs. But just because we have the space doesnt mean we will. With other teams having a lot of cap room they can afford to give guys large contracts, and there are not many players at positions that we will spend money on that are actually worth it.

Don't forget Bulger is likely gonna get signed to an extension worth serious money..:l