This is what ESPN is reporting for March 01, 2006 in the amount of money each team is under or over the $92 Million salary cap. This does not include the salaries of restricted and exclusive-rights players. Here what is crazy, we know that the Bucs are as much as $19 million over the cap so I am not sure if these other figures are correct or not. But like I said this is what ESPN reported.
Under the salary cap Team Cap status (under)
Minnesota Vikings
$24 million
Arizona Cardinals
$21.8 million
Cleveland Browns
$21.5 million
Green Bay Packers
$21 million
San Francisco 49ers
$17.4 million
San Diego Chargers
$17.1 million
Jacksonville Jaguars
$14.2 million
Philadelphia Eagles
$14.2 million
Baltimore Ravens
$11.9 million
Detroit Lions
$10.6 million
St. Louis Rams
$10.6 million
Seattle Seahawks
$9.5 million
Cincinnati Bengals
$9 million
New Orleans Saints
$8.2 million
Chicago Bears
$7.8 million
Houston Texans
$4 million
New York Giants
$3.3 million
Buffalo Bills
$2 million
New England Patriots
$1.5 million
Over the salary cap Team Cap status (over)
Oakland Raiders
$26 million
Miami Dolphins
$21.9 million
Kansas City Chiefs
$20.7 million
Tennessee Titans
$18.7 million
Washington Redskins
$17 million
Denver Broncos
$16.4 million
Carolina Panthers
$12.7 million
Atlanta Falcons
$11.7 million
New York Jets
$11.1 million
Indianapolis Colts
$9.4 million
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
$8.7 million
Pittsburgh Steelers
$7 million
Dallas Cowboys
$1.2 million
2 comments:
Sweet mother! The Dolphins are 21.9 million over the cap and have no talent at qb.
I know, but like I said I think some of these numbers could be wrong. ESPN only has the Bucs over by 8 million, but it is reported by the Bucs at 19 million.
Hopefully the Dolphins number is wrong and it is a lot less.
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