Pelissero noted that there is not currently an agreed-to cap floor and that the final cap figure will not be set until next February.
While this might seem irrelevant to those solely focused on , it's highly important for front offices and player agents as they understand how each side can go about working on long-term deals and planning well beyond The higher cap ceiling is also good news to players who took less money to bet on themselves while holding out for more available financial liquidity in Aiming to maintain the top spot in the NFC, the Cardinals will have to do so without their franchise quarterback and his No.
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Tennessee Titans TEN. New England Patriots NE. League Average. Green Bay Packers GB. Carolina Panthers CAR. Of all the areas of coverage around the NFL, there is not one more frequently misinformed, misunderstood and misrepresented than that of the salary cap.
It is one of these subjects that qualify for the adage: A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Yes, I realize most fans and media know all they want to know about the cap, which for many fans, is simply how far their team is under it.
That, however, is a momentary snapshot into a complicated and ever-changing figure. Managing the NFL salary cap, as I did for 10 years with the Packers, is like stuffing an octopus in a box; there is always something trying to hang out. Every action has a reaction; every move with one player is watched by every other player and agent ; precedent is paramount.
And this year, more than any other year in memory, cap management may be the most important of the triad of football operations. With that in mind, and with my background, I thought I would answer some common cap questions, debunk some cap myths and try to give you a better understanding of that amorphous thing we call the NFL salary cap. With the NFL offseason upon us, settle in for this master class. Everything about the NFL is rooted in competitive balance. The cap, in theory at least, levels the playing field on the financial side.
The CBA sets the percentages for sharing of NFL revenue, dividing it between the owners and the players according to what has been negotiated. For due to economic losses suffered from a year of playing largely without fans—that number will go down considerably. This idea out there that teams are now scrambling is laughable; they have known about this for nine months.
Teams spend eight months preparing for the draft; the good ones have been preparing eight months for the reduced cap.
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