Cap Status of all 32 Teams; Official Look at all NFL player salaries; Draft-Watchers Offic

***NOTE*** This worksheet is all my work, thru various outlets, and inside sources. Thank You for reading.

http://www.draft**tchers.com/backups/NFL-Salaries.xls

***NOTE*** I will Know use this thread as my official Draft-Watchers thread.

And each team has a dedicated page for salaries, basically just visit the .com, .net, .info or .org sites, and roll over salary header, and all 32 teams will drop down, and click whichever one. That SImple.

This is from Jason LaCanfora

http://blogs.nfl.com/?p=83848&preview=true

Team Adjusted cap Total salary Cap space
Kansas City Chiefs $126,431,250.00 $93,446,708.00 $32,984,542.00
Tampa Bay Buccaneers $122,944,334.00 $92,988,777.00 $29,955,557.00
Jacksonville Jaguars $120,881,600.00 $92,768,120.00 $28,113,480.00
Cincinnati Bengals $121,035,000.00 $93,268,320.00 $27,766,680.00
Buffalo Bills $122,375,000.00 $96,114,524.00 $26,260,476.00
Denver Broncos $126,930,000.00 $102,627,531.00 $24,302,469.00
Cleveland Browns $120,610,750.00 $96,659,589.00 $23,951,161.00
Chicago Bears $120,375,000.00 $101,032,032.00 $19,342,968.00
San Francisco 49ers $120,375,000.00 $104,604,488.00 $15,770,512.00
Seattle Seahawks $120,375,000.00 $104,887,632.00 $15,487,368.00
Arizona Cardinals $120,375,000.00 $105,870,949.00 $14,504,051.00
Green Bay Packers $121,935,000.00 $109,198,003.00 $12,736,997.00
Washington Redskins $120,375,000.00 $109,474,372.00 $10,900,628.00
New England Patriots $122,675,000.00 $113,156,066.00 $9,518,934.00
Tennessee Titans $123,780,000.00 $117,037,579.00 $6,742,421.00
New York Jets $120,375,000.00 $113,688,194.00 $6,686,806.00
Dallas Cowboys $123,375,000.00 $116,700,139.00 $6,674,861.00
Indianapolis Colts $120,825,000.00 $114,259,317.00 $6,565,683.00
Oakland Raiders $120,375,000.00 $115,063,751.00 $5,311,249.00
New York Giants $123,668,670.00 $118,357,838.00 $5,310,832.00
Miami Dolphins $123,375,000.00 $118,447,435.00 $4,927,565.00
Pittsburgh Steelers $123,375,000.00 $118,875,502.00 $4,499,498.00
San Diego Chargers $120,375,000.00 $117,510,200.00 $2,864,800.00
New Orleans Saints $123,731,471.00 $121,042,487.00 $2,688,984.00
Baltimore Ravens $123,719,000.00 $121,145,293.00 $2,573,707.00
Carolina Panthers $123,375,000.00 $120,884,226.00 $2,490,774.00
Philadelphia Eagles $125,570,335.00 $123,382,065.00 $2,188,270.00
Atlanta Falcons $123,375,000.00 $122,188,308.00 $1,186,692.00
Detroit Lions $120,375,000.00 $119,379,952.66 $995,047.34
Houston Texans $122,771,400.00 $121,904,836.00 $866,564.00
Minnesota Vikings $123,930,000.00 $123,553,646.00 $376,354.00
St. Louis Rams $121,013,750.00 $121,835,786.00 ($822,036.00)
Average $122,346,173.75 $111,292,302.05 $11,053,871.70

Basically, it says we have 15.77M in cap space. This was before we signed Lawrie Im assuming.

Now, i have us just over 10M, so the only way these seem right is, if they factor the 3M exemptions(3 $1M designated to a player with 4 or more yrs in league, and on the roster before the lockout ended)

I have a hard time tho believing STL is over the cap. Notice They are 822K over the cap.

Everyone is quite a bit under the cap. What is the deal?

Originally posted by SJniner7:
Everyone is quite a bit under the cap. What is the deal?

Teams like TB, KC, CIN, JAX, BUF. CLE and DEN are alot under as seen. I think without a minimum spending not in effect until 2013, this is a way to get these teams like Mike Brown(CIN) to not spend.

The only teams in their that have a legit shot at playoffs are TB and maybe KC. KC used a good chunk when they extended Hali.

It is suprising tho for a team like JAX, they signed Posluzny to a big deal. And of course teams went easy and didnt spend a lot. CIN and BUF are examples.

Same with CLE.

Then you have the teams with limited funds. OAK, MINNY and even STL who for some reason are over the cap, which I quite dont understand why they are allowed to be. But i suspect their might be a rule where they have like a week to get back under.

Also reminder, these are the top 51 salaries on each team, all the teams have a higher Dollar Amount total, but the top 51 count against the cap in the offseason/pre-season period.

Some of these numbers might include the 3M exemptions, but its unclear if it does.

Notice some teams have more cap limit than others, like PHILLY has 125M instead of 120M, those are from previous incentives that were rolled over from 09, the last capped year.

Ok, some info.
Chiefs: $33 million.
Buccaneers: $29 million.
Jaguars: $28.3 million.
Bengals: $25.9 million.
Bills: $24.6 million.
Browns: $24.5 million.
Broncos: $24.4 million.
Bears: $19.3 million.
49ers: $15.6 million.
Seahawks: $15.5 million
Cardinals: $14.6 million.
Packers: $13.1 million.
Redskins: $10.9 million.
Dolphins: $9.6 million.
Jets: $9.4 million.
Patriots: $9.2 million.
Colts: $7.1 million.
Titans: $6.9 million.
Cowboys: $6.6 million.
Giants: $5.5 million.
Raiders: $5.1 million.
Steelers: $4.4 million.
Ravens: $2.8 million.
Chargers: $2.7 million.
Saints: $2.6 million.
Texans: $2.2 million.
Eagles: $2 million
Panthers: $1.7 million.
Lions: $1.1 million.
Falcons: $1.1 million.
Vikings: $380,000.
Rams: $270,000.

This is from Profootballtalk.com

I guess these are more updated numbers.

Thanks AB.

Originally posted by Amir:
Thanks AB.

no prob

Are teams waiting for cuts to assign their remaining money -OR- just saving the money until there's a cap minimum?

York is probably trying to save as much money as he can for 1) stadium 2) future franchise QB and/or 3) extending some players during/after this year.

Originally posted by NinerBuff:

Are teams waiting for cuts to assign their remaining money -OR- just saving the money until there's a cap minimum? York is probably trying to save as much money as he can for 1) stadium 2) future franchise QB and/or 3) extending some players during/after this year.

Lol what does the stadium have to do with the salary cap.

Originally posted by Janitor:
Lol what does the stadium have to do with the salary cap.

Doesn't, cap room has no effect on a stadium.

Stadium comes from

1. Owners pocket
2. Tax Payers dollars
3. NFL League funding

What a surprise, most of the teams in the top 10 on this lost suck.

Thanks for finally admitting you don't get this info on your own

Originally posted by AB83Rules:

Originally posted by Janitor:
Lol what does the stadium have to do with the salary cap.

Doesn't, cap room has no effect on a stadium.

Stadium comes from

1. Owners pocket
2. Tax Payers dollars
3. NFL League funding

Exactly, so saying he's saving cap money because he wants to build a stadium isn't logical.

Originally posted by Janitor:
Exactly, so saying he's saving cap money because he wants to build a stadium isn't logical.

exactly.

Originally posted by Paul:
Thanks for finally admitting you don't get this info on your own

i thought all this time AB had some excel database on his computer that he updated like a mad man or something.

Originally posted by matt49er:
i thought all this time AB had some excel database on his computer that he updated like a mad man or something.

I actually do, lol.