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2015 @ZackMooreNFL’s Mock DraftI do my mock draft a little different than how most members of the NFL media do it. Pair that with the exciting work we do at Over the Cap during the offseason, we have a lot more to cover than most people this time of year as well. While everyone does […]
2015 ECV Expected Outcomes: NFC South NFC East AFC East NFC West AFC West As a reminder, the percentages listed in the second column represent the likelihood that the team will keep the player under contract for the 2015 season. Also, keep in mind that ECV has no idea whether or not the player is […]
[adsenseyu1] Estimated 2015 Cap Space: -$25.1 million ($140M cap limit)Roster Overview Players Under Contract: 59 Pro Bowlers: 2 Unrestricted Free Agents: 10(1 with 50%+ playtime) Draft Selection: 13 Salary Cap Breakdown Free Agents to Re-sign It is hard to make much of case for the Saints to really bring back any of their free agents. […]
I’ve discussed the New Orleans Saints salary cap strategies pretty much since the day I launched OTC. While most people were heavily focused on the Dallas Cowboys and their yearly salary cap crunch, it was also clear that the Saints were following a similar model and were headed down a path that would make people […]
[adsenseyu1] We move to the Final Four with a familiar pair of selections for the New England Patriots Best Contract: Sebastian Vollmer The choice for this came down to the contracts of Tom Brady and Sebastian Vollmer and I can easily understand why Brady would be considered a no brainer choice. Brady is grossly underpaid […]
[adsenseyu1] Jason brought up a very interesting point in his breakdown of Jimmy Graham’s new contract: the potential role that the Saints’ poor future cap outlook had on Graham’s willingness to accept this deal. Specifically, he mentioned how difficult it’ll be for the Saints to keep Graham’s $11 million cap figure on their 2015 books. […]