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Here is the salary cap space update for the start of the week. These numbers should be relatively current through Thursday’s signings and Friday’s releases. Please note that there are two uncertainties in these numbers. One deals with Matt Cassel of the Vikings as I am not 100% certain that he did void his contract so I have him in there. If he did void the deal the Vikings will gain around $3.3 million in cap space.
The second one is Larry English with the Chargers. According to documents we have English is a UFA and normally in the old CBA earning the automatic contract void was based on playing time that English should have earned as a rookie when he played well over 500 snaps. According to other reports the Chargers are disputing this and saying that English remains under contract. If he is under contract than the Chargers cap is worse by around $1.1 million.
The biggest shifts from last weeks’ numbers include:
The Cardinals picking up around $8 million in cap room following the restructure of Larry Fitzgerald’s contract and the signing of Dave Zastudil
The Falcons picking up $5.5 million in cap room with the release of Asante Samuel and Stephen Nicholas
The Chiefs picking up around $2.5 million in cap space after the release of Dunta Robinson and signing of Thomas Gafford
The Vikings picking up nearly $2 million in cap room with the release of Erin Henderson
The Saints lost about $1 million because I mistakenly included Victor Butler as a voided contract when he could not have reached the requirements for the contract to void
The Seahawks losing around $2.7 million in cap following the signing of their futures players from their Practice Squad to bring the active roster up to 51
The other changes were just due to small signings and one clerical error I had on Josh Morgan’s contract with the Redskins which is now fixed.
This past week a few players had their salaries vest from partially guaranteed to fully guaranteed. Those players include WR Percy Harvin, DE Cliff Avril and S Kam Chancellor of the World Champion Seahawks, CB Sean Smith of the Chiefs, and finally QB Matt Ryan of the Falcons. There are probably others but those are the ones I had confirmation on.
You continue to work your own salary cap scenarios using our salary cap calculators as the start of free agency approaches.
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| Team | Players | Adjusted Cap | Est. Spend | Est. Dead Money | Est. Total | Est. Cap Space |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oakland Raiders | 51 | $128,550,000 | $58,445,888 | $9,311,192 | $67,757,080 | $60,792,920 |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | 51 | $145,945,313 | $90,898,454 | $5,600,511 | $96,498,965 | $49,446,348 |
| Cleveland Browns | 51 | $150,837,568 | $98,186,394 | $7,194,157 | $105,380,551 | $45,457,017 |
| Indianapolis Colts | 51 | $126,907,906 | $92,210,148 | $800,734 | $93,010,882 | $33,897,024 |
| Miami Dolphins | 49 | $144,364,000 | $106,939,831 | $4,942,896 | $111,882,727 | $32,481,273 |
| Green Bay Packers | 51 | $136,120,459 | $105,095,045 | $2,677,484 | $107,772,529 | $28,347,930 |
| Minnesota Vikings | 51 | $127,112,317 | $100,274,582 | $1,783,163 | $102,057,745 | $25,054,572 |
| Washington Redskins | 51 | $126,300,000 | $94,287,281 | $7,470,233 | $101,757,514 | $24,542,486 |
| Cincinnati Bengals | 51 | $134,963,480 | $110,314,240 | $984,283 | $111,298,523 | $23,664,957 |
| Philadelphia Eagles | 51 | $143,469,768 | $122,035,688 | $1,348,343 | $123,384,031 | $20,085,737 |
| New York Jets | 51 | $127,773,437 | $107,679,921 | $48,958 | $107,728,879 | $20,044,558 |
| Buffalo Bills | 51 | $144,101,975 | $113,064,380 | $12,070,113 | $125,134,493 | $18,967,482 |
| Denver Broncos | 51 | $134,231,875 | $117,495,501 | $3,992,330 | $121,487,831 | $12,744,044 |
| New York Giants | 51 | $126,300,000 | $110,933,676 | $2,778,141 | $113,711,817 | $12,588,183 |
| Atlanta Falcons | 51 | $129,429,200 | $111,064,794 | $5,922,507 | $116,987,301 | $12,441,899 |
| Baltimore Ravens | 46 | $127,831,423 | $111,530,107 | $4,422,216 | $115,952,323 | $11,879,100 |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 51 | $133,069,781 | $122,461,310 | $139,119 | $122,600,429 | $10,469,352 |
| Arizona Cardinals | 51 | $132,050,007 | $112,367,452 | $10,087,468 | $122,454,920 | $9,595,087 |
| Carolina Panthers | 51 | $132,312,268 | $106,171,563 | $17,840,241 | $124,011,804 | $8,300,464 |
| Tennessee Titans | 51 | $133,253,561 | $124,496,884 | $2,449,725 | $126,946,609 | $6,306,952 |
| San Francisco 49ers | 51 | $128,475,038 | $121,006,338 | $1,934,689 | $122,941,027 | $5,534,011 |
| Chicago Bears | 47 | $127,046,727 | $120,515,330 | $1,476,671 | $121,992,001 | $5,054,726 |
| New England Patriots | 51 | $130,406,801 | $118,224,826 | $8,533,721 | $126,758,547 | $3,648,254 |
| Kansas City Chiefs | 51 | $128,681,518 | $121,858,251 | $3,505,823 | $125,364,074 | $3,317,444 |
| Houston Texans | 51 | $127,414,730 | $121,645,595 | $3,247,174 | $124,892,769 | $2,521,961 |
| St. Louis Rams | 51 | $126,300,000 | $125,548,962 | $133,805 | $125,682,767 | $617,233 |
| Seattle Seahawks | 51 | $129,145,004 | $128,781,440 | $907,367 | $129,688,807 | ($543,803) |
| San Diego Chargers | 51 | $128,619,341 | $120,780,528 | $8,674,983 | $129,455,511 | ($836,170) |
| Detroit Lions | 51 | $127,774,552 | $131,561,629 | $1,537,793 | $133,099,422 | ($5,324,870) |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | 51 | $127,652,450 | $135,722,583 | $4,552,933 | $140,275,516 | ($12,623,066) |
| New Orleans Saints | 51 | $126,800,000 | $138,599,410 | $1,757,600 | $140,357,010 | ($13,557,010) |
| Dallas Cowboys | 51 | $127,580,693 | $140,386,197 | $11,809,439 | $152,195,636 | ($24,614,943) |
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