Updates salery cap

Some of the numbers changed i see.

According to John Clayton on ESPN.com here is the salary cap status of every team as of 02/12/04.

1. Baltimore Ravens----$23.03 million under

2. Philadelphia Eagles---$22.6 million under

3. New Orleans Saints---$20.6 million under

4. Minnesota Vikings---$19.1 million under

5. Arizona Cardinals---$16.9 million under

6. Dallas Cowboys---$15.5 million under

7. St. Louis Rams---$14.0 million under

8. Detroit Lions---$12.9 million under

9. Carolina Panthers---$12.5 million under

10. Chicago Bears---$11.3 million under

11. Seattle Seahawks---$10.5 million under

12. Houston Texans---$10.4 million under

13. Jacksonville Jaguars--$9.3 million under

14. Cincinnati Bengals---$8.15 million under

15. Buffalo Bills----------$6.8 million under

16. Washington Redskins---$6.4 million under

17. San Diego Chargers--$4.4 million under

18. Indianapolis Colts----$4.2 million under

19. Atlanta Falcons----$3.9 million under

20. Kansas City Chiefs----$3.8 million under

21. New York Giants-----$3.2 million under

22. Cleveland Browns---$3.2 million under

23. NY Jets------------$1.28 million under

24. Green Bay Packers----$1.1 million under

25. Oakland Raiders---$511,000 under

26. San Francisco 49'ers--$205,000 under

27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers---$2.8 million over

28. New England Patriots---$4.6 million over

29. Pittsburgh Steelers---$4.7 million over

30. Denver Broncos----5.7 million over

31. Miami Dolphins---$10.5 million over

32. Tennessee Titans---$17.5 million over

 

The pats have a 3 Million credit for a incentive not being reached so it is really 1.6 over.

 

Who would have thought Brandon Gorin wasnt going to reach that 3 million incentive, oh well. I forget the exact details of how that was worked out, but it did have something with Milloy being released, right Pats?

 

I honestly don't know what the incentive was and I hadn't even heard of Brandin Gorin till I read about their cap situation. I honestly don't even know who the guy is.

 

Smart teams with left over cap insert ridiculous incentive numbers in order to transfer cap room from season to season, the Eagles have been the best at it, but im not suprised to find out the Patriots are good at it too, why not, there good at everything else

 

I see I didn't understand how some pratice squad stiff could have a 3million incentive. Now I understand and yes that is a Krafty (couldn't help it) little move. Thanks for the compliment beef you sound me hating on the Yankees.

 

The new cap number was announced today...$80.5 million! That's 2 or 3 million more than teams thought they had...

 

That might put the pats under the cap once they get the 3 mil insentive back.

 

Wow, this means the Eagles should be like 25 mil under the cap. Thats crazy, considering they have 19 out of 22 starters already under contract for next year. We should be able to get some really good players. I am getting excited already, and it's only February :-(

 

The Dolphins cut 3 players and restructured the contracts of 6 others yesterday gaining $18mil in cap space....which should put them about $7 mil under with Fiedlers $5.7 mil still to be cut(I hope)....that would bring them to $12 million under, plenty of room to sign just about anyone they want, or bring back Ogunleye....