Sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter that the NFL is projected to raise its 2014 salary cap to $130 million.
Many observers thought the cap would be around $126 million. Instead, it's a massive five percent increase off last year's $123 million and gives teams a little more breathing room. According to Overthecap.com, the five teams with the least amount of cap space right now are the Cowboys, Steelers, Seahawks, Chargers and Rams. The Raiders, Jaguars, Browns, Colts and Dolphins have the most space.
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Wasn't there another article that said the Vikings were top 5? I recall you posting a link that they were around #8 or so, odd that they can't get this right.dead_poet wrote:Sources tell ESPN's Adam Schefter that the NFL is projected to raise its 2014 salary cap to $130 million.
Many observers thought the cap would be around $126 million. Instead, it's a massive five percent increase off last year's $123 million and gives teams a little more breathing room. According to Overthecap.com, the five teams with the least amount of cap space right now are the Cowboys, Steelers, Seahawks, Chargers and Rams. The Raiders, Jaguars, Browns, Colts and Dolphins have the most space.
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This was updated Feb. 11: http://www.spotrac.com/premium/research ... space-420/S197 wrote: Wasn't there another article that said the Vikings were top 5? I recall you posting a link that they were around #8 or so, odd that they can't get this right.
Vikings were #6. Some moves have been made in recent weeks that have affected this with people getting cut/restructuring etc.
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@Tompelissero on TwitterBased on what he has heard, Spielman said he expects the cap to fall under $130M. "It's not going to be a significant increase."
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Final figure for the 2014 NFL salary cap: $133M
Up from $123M in 2013.
Franchise Tag:
QB: $16.91M
RB: $9.54M
WR: $12.1M
TE: $7.05M
OL: $11.7M
DE: $13.1M
DT: $9.65M
LB: $11.5M
CB: $11.8M
S: $8.43M
K/P: $3.56M
Transition Tag:
QB: $14.7M
RB: $8.03M
WR: $10.2M
TE: $6.11M
OL: $10.04M
DE: $10.6M
DT: $8.06M
LB: $9.75M
CB :$10.1M
S: $7.25M
K/P: $3.2M
Up from $123M in 2013.
Franchise Tag:
QB: $16.91M
RB: $9.54M
WR: $12.1M
TE: $7.05M
OL: $11.7M
DE: $13.1M
DT: $9.65M
LB: $11.5M
CB: $11.8M
S: $8.43M
K/P: $3.56M
Transition Tag:
QB: $14.7M
RB: $8.03M
WR: $10.2M
TE: $6.11M
OL: $10.04M
DE: $10.6M
DT: $8.06M
LB: $9.75M
CB :$10.1M
S: $7.25M
K/P: $3.2M