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Salary cap for the 2024 NFL season will be $255.4 million per team.
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2024 Salary Cap rises $31 Million
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The unprecedented $30M increase per club in this year’s Salary Cap is the result of the full repayment of all amounts advanced by the clubs and deferred by the players during the Covid pandemic as well as an extraordinary increase in media revenue for the 2024 season. NFLThreads
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jbjarko
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Every NFL player should buy tickets to the next Taylor Swift concert and hold up signs that say "I LOVE U TAYLOR"
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For realz!Every NFL player should buy tickets to the next Taylor Swift concert and hold up signs that say "I LOVE U TAYLOR"
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kerouac9
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Didn't even keep up with inflation. Thanks Biden.
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I never know how the numbers work.
In one of the posts yesterday, it said we had about 35mil effective cap space before this announcement. So did our effective cap space only go up 7mil, even though the cap went up 31mil?
yeah.... the previous cap space was an estimate based on the suspected increase in the cap... but the cap increased more than expected
the cardinals will have 65 million in spending power
According to OTC the Cardinals Effective Cap Space is now sitting around $43M
Most sites projected a cap increase and already included it in their estimates. However the official cap number was slightly higher than everyone projected. Most sites were projecting a 2024 cap of around $245-250M.
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How does 43 or 55 become 65? Is that the trickle down effect?
kerouac9
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I'm guessing he's incorporating additional flexibility from Hump/Baker (potentially).
i am assuming DJ is a june cut. I dont see any reason why they would keep him
Side note--
I really have a feeling that the free agent splash could be Jaylon Johnson.
Jaylon, Williams, JT, and Budda is a nasty secondary
I really have a feeling that the free agent splash could be Jaylon Johnson.
Jaylon, Williams, JT, and Budda is a nasty secondary
I think they keep him until he is healthy and then see if they can trade him. Starting LTs are highly sought after in this league.
The NFL has announced that it will be $255.4 million per team for 2024. There also will be another $74 million per team in benefits.
The cap number for 2023 was $224.8 million. It has increased by 13.6 percent.
Earlier this weeks, multiple sources told PFT that the number was expected to be in the range of $242 million to $243 million. One source said, “Higher.” Another said it would be closer to $250 million.
Keep that in mind when a player gets a big contract and you think he doesn’t deserve it. The players and the league roughly split the money. So if $10.54 billion is going to players, another $10.54 billion is going to the teams
tell ya what...ill bet ya $20.00 in imaginary internet dollars they cut him loose and save the money.
Nasty as in good or nasty as in nasty? JT and Budda have been on some stinkers.
we can totally afford an LT
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Half the league will have good money to spend now. And if the money is mostly equal...... I wonder how many FA's will choose this organization over others.
Stout
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We have no excuses--none--to fail in FA.
They ain't gonna fail. Some may not like what they do but that's not the same thing
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A handful of fairy tales from the story bag...
make no mistake--the draft is where this teams success will be created.
The FA period will be to plug a hole or two. And yes they will have to overspend to beat other teams, its part of the business.
