Cap and Roster info for every team

[Matts4313]

From overthecap, formatting stolen from /u/Kalanar

Team	2019 Cap Space	2020 Cap Space	Combined	2020 Players Under Contract
Dolphins	$30,824,959	$88,962,340	$119,787,299	40
Colts	$42,866,985	$65,709,422	$108,576,407	41
Texans	$22,286,481	$65,894,656	$88,181,137	41
Raiders	$27,256,263	$67,314,551	$94,570,814	32
Cowboys	$23,450,696	$66,469,744	$89,920,440	36
Bills	$25,543,876	$62,609,833	$88,153,709	43
Cardinals	$2,056,608	$78,656,515	$80,713,123	33
Seahawks	$9,795,143	$65,159,536	$74,954,679	41
Ravens	$9,461,326	$58,380,625	$67,841,951	41
Buccaneers	$3,535,157	$62,893,094	$66,428,251	37
Broncos	$11,578,718	$54,279,288	$65,858,006	38
Giants	$3,817,344	$62,035,110	$65,852,454	36
Chargers	$8,555,096	$55,573,009	$64,128,105	39
Browns	$35,209,300	$28,896,558	$64,105,858	45
Bengals	$14,712,018	$46,220,466	$60,932,484	41
Redskins	$15,846,787	$39,056,050	$54,902,837	45
Jets	$5,423,500	$49,418,080	$54,841,580	33
Panthers	$16,961,204	$34,506,263	$51,467,467	37
Titans	$23,693,899	$27,233,314	$50,927,213	37
Lions	$18,205,504	$29,720,358	$47,925,862	37
Patriots	$2,479,871	$21,181,896	$23,661,767	46
Eagles	$24,102,876	$17,651,143	$41,754,019	34
Rams	$2,036,016	$35,353,989	$37,390,005	39
Packers	$9,800,626	$17,860,763	$27,661,389	38
Saints	$2,685,151	$24,695,304	$27,380,455	40
49ers	$21,025,683	$5,524,521	$26,550,204	43
Chiefs	$21,936,353	$2,275,873	$24,212,226	39
Bears	$18,386,628	-$4,673,766	$13,712,862	37
Steelers	$3,175,872	$4,694,838	$7,870,710	38
Vikings	$1,165,591	-$4,929,402	-$3,763,811	40
Falcons	$3,157,155	-$10,718,782	-$7,561,627	40
Jaguars	$9,336,063	-$19,799,317	-$10,463,254	46

[Matts4313]

Some cap stuff on Zeke:

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But while there’s plenty to like on Elliott’s end of things, that doesn’t mean the Cowboys didn’t get anything from their side of the deal. Elliott’s 2019 and 2020 cap figures remain team-friendly at $6.3 MM and $10.9 MM, respectively. And while the length of the deal sounds impressive, the Cowboys have few obligations on the back end. Per OverTheCap.com, the 2025 and 2026 seasons contain no guaranteed money, and 2024 has only $2.6 MM. Through five seasons, the effective average is just over $13 MM per year, and the average dips under $13 MM through six or seven seasons. On a per-year basis, the puts him behind Todd Gurley’s deal ($14.4 MM) and in line with Le’Veon Bell ($13.1 MM) and David Johnson ($13 MM).

http://insidethepylon.com/nfl/teams-nfl/nfc-east/dallas-cowboys/2019/09/13/45221/

 

[HDsportsfan]

I like the fact the other three NFC east teams are, at least by the raw numbers, below us on that list.

[WizardHawk]

Pending free agents -- 28

UFA:
Robert Quinn
Amari Cooper
Randall Cobb
Jason Witten
Sean Lee
Byron Jones
Jeff Heath
Joe Thomas
Christian Covington
Tavon Austin
LP Ladouceur
Joe Looney
Kerry Hyder
Maliek Collins
Xavier Su'a-Filo
Justin March-Lillard
Darian Thompson
Dak Prescott
C.J. Goodwin
Daniel Ross
Anthony Brown
Kavon Frazier

ERFA:
Adam Redmond
Chris Covington
Brett Maher

RFA:
Blake Jarwin
Cooper Rush
Antwaun Woods

 

[Matts4313]

 

[Texas_OutLaw7]

I'll bet the following:

Pat Mahomes makes over 40.

Saquon over 18.

[resilient part 2]

1 hour ago, Matts4313 said:

 

 Sorry I can't give a more sophisticated response than WHATTT THE FFFFFKKKKKK

Even If Dak goes on to win the MVP and SB, no way he or anyone deserves that much money. Especially in a sport where things and or players can go south real fast.

[Matts4313]

6 minutes ago, resilient part 2 said:

 Sorry I can't give a more sophisticated response than WHATTT THE FFFFFKKKKKK

Even If Dak goes on to win the MVP and SB, no way he or anyone deserves that much money. Especially in a sport where things and or players can go south real fast.

$33.75m is right in line with every other QB who signed this offseason. 

[Texas_OutLaw7]

13 minutes ago, resilient part 2 said:

 Sorry I can't give a more sophisticated response than WHATTT THE FFFFFKKKKKK

Even If Dak goes on to win the MVP and SB, no way he or anyone deserves that much money. Especially in a sport where things and or players can go south real fast.

This is how NFL contracts work.

He'd get more if he hit the open market. 

[WizardHawk]

40 minutes ago, resilient part 2 said:

 Sorry I can't give a more sophisticated response than WHATTT THE FFFFFKKKKKK

Even If Dak goes on to win the MVP and SB, no way he or anyone deserves that much money. Especially in a sport where things and or players can go south real fast.

This is the tip of the iceberg. All contracts are already headed this direction and for the very reason you stated, short careers. The NFL is a massive cash cow and the players should be cashing in

[D82]

And I mean...very rarely do the players end up seeing all of that money. The numbers are usually just a show. 

[Rtnldave]

On 9/13/2019 at 2:50 PM, Matts4313 said:

From overthecap, formatting stolen from /u/Kalanar

Team	2019 Cap Space	2020 Cap Space	Combined	2020 Players Under Contract
Dolphins	$30,824,959	$88,962,340	$119,787,299	40
Colts	$42,866,985	$65,709,422	$108,576,407	41
Texans	$22,286,481	$65,894,656	$88,181,137	41
Raiders	$27,256,263	$67,314,551	$94,570,814	32
Cowboys	$23,450,696	$66,469,744	$89,920,440	36
Bills	$25,543,876	$62,609,833	$88,153,709	43
Cardinals	$2,056,608	$78,656,515	$80,713,123	33
Seahawks	$9,795,143	$65,159,536	$74,954,679	41
Ravens	$9,461,326	$58,380,625	$67,841,951	41
Buccaneers	$3,535,157	$62,893,094	$66,428,251	37
Broncos	$11,578,718	$54,279,288	$65,858,006	38
Giants	$3,817,344	$62,035,110	$65,852,454	36
Chargers	$8,555,096	$55,573,009	$64,128,105	39
Browns	$35,209,300	$28,896,558	$64,105,858	45
Bengals	$14,712,018	$46,220,466	$60,932,484	41
Redskins	$15,846,787	$39,056,050	$54,902,837	45
Jets	$5,423,500	$49,418,080	$54,841,580	33
Panthers	$16,961,204	$34,506,263	$51,467,467	37
Titans	$23,693,899	$27,233,314	$50,927,213	37
Lions	$18,205,504	$29,720,358	$47,925,862	37
Patriots	$2,479,871	$21,181,896	$23,661,767	46
Eagles	$24,102,876	$17,651,143	$41,754,019	34
Rams	$2,036,016	$35,353,989	$37,390,005	39
Packers	$9,800,626	$17,860,763	$27,661,389	38
Saints	$2,685,151	$24,695,304	$27,380,455	40
49ers	$21,025,683	$5,524,521	$26,550,204	43
Chiefs	$21,936,353	$2,275,873	$24,212,226	39
Bears	$18,386,628	-$4,673,766	$13,712,862	37
Steelers	$3,175,872	$4,694,838	$7,870,710	38
Vikings	$1,165,591	-$4,929,402	-$3,763,811	40
Falcons	$3,157,155	-$10,718,782	-$7,561,627	40
Jaguars	$9,336,063	-$19,799,317	-$10,463,254	46

Is this good or bad?

[Matts4313]

21 minutes ago, Rtnldave said:

Is this good or bad?

We are in good shape. Great shape if we can continue to draft well.

[resilient part 2]

@WizardHawk @Matts4313 and @Texas_OutLaw7

The sport may be a cash cow, and players careers short, but the rate that contracts are going are on too great of an incline. players in the past made pennies on the dollar compared to now. All in a much more dangerous time. (ex. concussions going unchecked or diagnosed) While the NFL is a bigger cash cow than ever. Even they will go broke if the current rate of salaries continue to sky-rocket like this. 

 

[Matts4313]

1 minute ago, resilient part 2 said:

@WizardHawk @Matts4313 and @Texas_OutLaw7

The sport may be a cash cow, and players careers short, but the rate that contracts are going are on too great of an incline. players in the past made pennies on the dollar compared to now. All in a much more dangerous time. (ex. concussions going unchecked or diagnosed) While the NFL is a bigger cash cow than ever. Even they will go broke if the current rate of salaries continue to sky-rocket like this. 

 

How far are you looking back? Because QB contracts and a % of cap space havent really changed in 25 years. 

Daks contract would hurt the Cowboys as much as Steve Youngs did the 9ers. And it hasnt really hurt the NFL or any teams at all.