Quote:seriously?....what good players are left? Unless we sign Mack, (unlikely)....
Seriously? Yes, seriously. You realize this is on going. We will be signing players up until the season starts. This is who is still available:
http://www.nfl.com/freeagency.
taken from PFT so what its worth.
Does not include Penn for Raiders and Melton for Cowgirls
Team-by-team salary cap space:
Oakland Raiders: $32,299,198
Cleveland Browns: $31,828,788
New York Jets: $27,899,282
Cincinnati Bengals: $26,607,666
Jacksonville Jaguars: $25,239,764
Miami Dolphins: $19,185,752
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $17,558,206
Green Bay Packers: $17,024,449
Indianapolis Colts: $16,730,795
Philadelphia Eagles: $16,203,629
Buffalo Bills: $15,590,046
Minnesota Vikings: $15,489,099
Seattle Seahawks: $15,213,737
Atlanta Falcons: $10,194,447
Houston Texans: $9,469,501
Tennessee Titans: $9,100,702
Baltimore Ravens: $9,061,187
St. Louis Rams: $8,999,358
New England Patriots: $8,804,036
Arizona Cardinals: $8,137,968
Denver Broncos: $7,642,337
Washington Redskins: $7,455,869
Carolina Panthers: $7,344,546
Dallas Cowboys: $7,162,442
Chicago Bears: $5,773,177
Kansas City Chiefs: $5,227,069
San Francisco 49ers: $3,726,835
New York Giants: $3,690,088
San Diego Chargers: $3,653,247
Detroit Lions: $2,204,330
Pittsburgh Steelers: $2,174,434
New Orleans Saints: $849,212
It is interesting to see the Bengals with so much cap room left. They have the most money of the top 7 teams and actually have outstanding players who merit an extension.
It's interesting that they show the Jaguars at $25 mil under. Last I heard after their initial round of signings they were at $33 mil under, and I know Tandon Doss didn't cost that much.
Interestingly, the Jaguars have the most "current contracts" with 77. Second most is the Bucs with 74.