Cap Space For All 32 NFL Teams

[JonEJet]

12 Mill is jason Smith just saying

[jetstream23]

Originally Posted by Fishooked

Didn't see this posted.
Then again I don't spend that much time here


http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2012...t-cap-strategy


2013 Cap Space
Team Carryover Total space
Arizona $3.6M -$723,000
Atlanta $307,000 $4.9M
Baltimore $1.2M $15.7M
Buffalo $9.8M $20.6M
Carolina $3.6M -$11.8M
Chicago $3.2M $13.3M
Cincinnati $8.5M $55.1M
Cleveland $14.3M $48.9M
Dallas $2.3M -$18.2M
Denver $11.5M $18.5M
Detroit $486,000 -$1.1M
Green Bay $7M $7.1M
Houston $2.4M $12.9M
Indianapolis $3.5M $46M
Jacksonville $19.5M $22.1M
Kansas City $14M $16.1M
Miami $5.3M $35.8M
Minnesota $8M $16.1M
New England $5.6M $18.6M
New Orleans $2.7M -$14.7M
NY Giants $1M -$4.7M
NY Jets $3.4M -$19.4M
Oakland $4.5M -$4.5M
Philadelphia $23M $5.2M
Pittsburgh $758,000 -$10.8M
San Diego $995,000 $8.7M
San Fran $859,000 $3.9M
Seattle $13.2M $18.6M
St. Louis $247,000 $1.8M
Tampa Bay $8.5M $31.3M
Tennessee $12.8M $19.4M
Washington $4.2M -$4M

We need to merge with Tennessee.

[jetstream23]

It just takes a couple of bad draft picks and FA signings to do that to a team. We doubled down with Sanchez and could get burnt both ways. Someone mentioned Cincinnati's situation....Andy Dalton in year 2 of a rookie contract is a solid starter. Mark Sanchez gets a big $$$ extension and may not be on the team next year. Combine that with the big elephant in the room....or rather the big elephant on the IR (Revis) and you can see how a handful of contract situations are hampering us.

The way to win in the NFL is by drafting well and getting guys to REALLY contribute in their first 4 or 5 years while they are on cheap rookie contracts.

[JoeJam Football]

Originally Posted by jetstream23

It just takes a couple of bad draft picks and FA signings to do that to a team. We doubled down with Sanchez and could get burnt both ways. Someone mentioned Cincinnati's situation....Andy Dalton in year 2 of a rookie contract is a solid starter. Mark Sanchez gets a big $$$ extension and may not be on the team next year. Combine that with the big elephant in the room....or rather the big elephant on the IR (Revis) and you can see how a handful of contract situations are hampering us.

The way to win in the NFL is by drafting well and getting guys to REALLY contribute in their first 4 or 5 years while they are on cheap rookie contracts.

BINGO Draft well and get guys to REALLY contribute in their first 4 or 5 years while they are on cheap rookie contracts! That is the key. The Jets went for broke with free agents and overpaying to resign some of their best players. It got them to 2 championship games. They really needed one more win to validate their plan but they didnt get it. Jets should of went far in playoffs the year they had Brett Farve - they were 8-3 but things went badly wrong.

With Rex still head coach I think the Jets might still be looking for that magical GM that can get them back in the playoffs quickly without rebuilding especially with a superbowl being played at their stadium. Its the wrong approach but I see the Jets trying to make another go at it than properly rebuilding.

[RoadFan]

Originally Posted by patman

When during the season would have BB sat sanchez and started mallet? Remember, Cassell won 11 games.

Oh we remember... Except that team had a quality defense to support Cassell. If Cassell had played with the Cheaters' current defense, the record would have been 5-11.

[patman]

Originally Posted by RoadFan

Oh we remember... Except that team had a quality defense to support Cassell. If Cassell had played with the Cheaters' current defense, the record would have been 5-11.

oooh cheaters. And this years offense is much better.
They gave up 19.7 points per game in 2008 vs 20.7 this year. How do
you equate 1 point per game to be a delta of 6 games.

And when do you think he would have went to mallet?

[CleatMarks]

Originally Posted by JonEJet

12 Mill is jason Smith just saying

That would be a good cut.

I just looked at the cap page and was surprised at Harris' cap hit since people are calling for him to be cut.
http://www.nyjetscap.com/salary13.html

If Harris is cut, the cap hit is 13 million..... (WOW)

People who can't get cut by cap numbers (without huge hits)

Sanchez
Harris
DBrick
Mangold
Revis
Cromartie
Holmes
Coples

People who probably should be cut or reworked (or considered because of cap numbers )
Pace
Scott
j smith
E smith
Pouha

[TurkJetFan]

Originally Posted by patman

Cro is a lot easier to trade than Revis. Cro is locked up for two years and is healthy. Revis might not be able to work out before the draft and wants more money and a huge SB.

Plus trading their best player for a draft pick that 50% of the STH may not recognize is not the way to keep them satisfied

i dont think people understand that by trading Revis we take a cap hit and by trading Cro we see cap savings. It's really simple to me. Cro is at his highest value he ever will be and will provide some cap relief. While Revis's value isn't at its highest and will provide a cap hit.

Trade Cro.

[jetstream23]

People who can't get cut by cap numbers (without huge hits)

Sanchez
Harris
DBrick
Mangold
Revis
Cromartie
Holmes
Coples

Out of that list, Sanchez is the biggest underperformer, probably followed by Harris although David Harris is clearly starting caliber (just overpaid). Guys like Revis and Holmes are injury problems now (damaged goods) but still valuable, as is everyone else on that list.

[jetstream23]

Originally Posted by TurkJetFan

i dont think people understand that by trading Revis we take a cap hit and by trading Cro we see cap savings. It's really simple to me. Cro is at his highest value he ever will be and will provide some cap relief. While Revis's value isn't at its highest and will provide a cap hit.

Trade Cro.

On paper that's great. Let's move to reality. If we trade Cromartie the Jets could....could....have zero starting CBs. Revis is expected to be back healthy but who knows, and what kind of player will he be post-injury? Kyle Wilson is a borderline #2 CB.

Let's not blowup the best unit on the entire team, especially when Landry (who was largely responsible for the success of the secondary) may not be back.

[Flaming Mo]

Originally Posted by jetstream23

On paper that's great. Let's move to reality. If we trade Cromartie the Jets could....could....have zero starting CBs. Revis is expected to be back healthy but who knows, and what kind of player will he be post-injury? Kyle Wilson is a borderline #2 CB.

Let's not blowup the best unit on the entire team, especially when Landry (who was largely responsible for the success of the secondary) may not be back.

I think the Jets will get a pretty good idea of how well Revis is recovering by the time they think about trading Cro. All the reports you hear are very positive so far. Wilson is an ok starter and we still got Aaron Berry. He never got healthy last year but the fact that the Jets still kept him around tells me that they see something in him. For Detroit he was a good starter, just a headcase. Trufant is a decent nickel corner for certain matchups.

I dont think CB is a position where we do not have much depth, especially considering our top three right now are better than the top three of any other team. Now the question is how much value Rex puts on Cro...

[fidelioion]

Originally Posted by revischrist

LOL, the Patriots are only good because they have Brady. If they had the same roster with sanchez at QB they are 6-10 team. Same could be said of teams like the Packers and Falcons.

Thank you. It's one thing to recognize the Jets mistakes, but let's not continue the BB worship. The Pats are good because of Brady, end if discussion.

They make no particularly good personell decisions and are mostly poor drafters.

[kennesawjet]

Originally Posted by Fishooked

Didn't see this posted.
Then again I don't spend that much time here


http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2012...t-cap-strategy


2013 Cap Space
Team Carryover Total space
Arizona $3.6M -$723,000
Atlanta $307,000 $4.9M
Baltimore $1.2M $15.7M
Buffalo $9.8M $20.6M
Carolina $3.6M -$11.8M
Chicago $3.2M $13.3M
Cincinnati $8.5M $55.1M
Cleveland $14.3M $48.9M
Dallas $2.3M -$18.2M
Denver $11.5M $18.5M
Detroit $486,000 -$1.1M
Green Bay $7M $7.1M
Houston $2.4M $12.9M
Indianapolis $3.5M $46M
Jacksonville $19.5M $22.1M
Kansas City $14M $16.1M
Miami $5.3M $35.8M
Minnesota $8M $16.1M
New England $5.6M $18.6M
New Orleans $2.7M -$14.7M
NY Giants $1M -$4.7M
NY Jets $3.4M -$19.4M
Oakland $4.5M -$4.5M
Philadelphia $23M $5.2M
Pittsburgh $758,000 -$10.8M
San Diego $995,000 $8.7M
San Fran $859,000 $3.9M
Seattle $13.2M $18.6M
St. Louis $247,000 $1.8M
Tampa Bay $8.5M $31.3M
Tennessee $12.8M $19.4M
Washington $4.2M -$4M

b. scott 6.9m
c pace 7.3m
e smith 3.0m
s pouha 4.9m
t tebow 2.6m
j smith 12.0m
v ducasse 750.000
that's an additional, roughly 34.9m. these guys wont sniff any of that money from the jets next year. so its not as bad as you may think. from http://www.altiusdirectory.com/sport...-salaries.html

[kennesawjet]

Originally Posted by CleatMarks

That would be a good cut.

I just looked at the cap page and was surprised at Harris' cap hit since people are calling for him to be cut.
http://www.nyjetscap.com/salary13.html

If Harris is cut, the cap hit is 13 million..... (WOW)

People who can't get cut by cap numbers (without huge hits)

Sanchez
Harris
DBrick
Mangold
Revis
Cromartie
Holmes
Coples

People who probably should be cut or reworked (or considered because of cap numbers )
Pace
Scott
j smith
E smith
Pouha

I gave the cap numbers.............

[LockeJET]

Originally Posted by kennesawjet

b. scott 6.9m
c pace 7.3m
e smith 3.0m
s pouha 4.9m
t tebow 2.6m
j smith 12.0m
v ducasse 750.000
that's an additional, roughly 34.9m. these guys wont sniff any of that money from the jets next year. so its not as bad as you may think. from http://www.altiusdirectory.com/sport...-salaries.html

It's not as bad but we have no money to sign any high price FA's because we have to spread this out. We have 12 positions to fill this offseason.

[124]

David Harris MUST take a pay cut and say goodbye to Sione Pouha. Time for Kenrick Ellis to step up.

[fidelioion]

Originally Posted by 124

David Harris MUST take a pay cut and say goodbye to Sione Pouha. Time for Kenrick Ellis to step up.

Why would David Harris take a pay cut?

[fidelioion]

Originally Posted by LockeJET

It's not as bad but we have no money to sign any high price FA's because we have to spread this out. We have 12 positions to fill this offseason.

Yes, but all of those people you just cut have to have others to fill their position. Sure we can get under the cap but still have a LOT of roster spots to fill with very little money.

[patman]

Originally Posted by LockeJET

It's not as bad but we have no money to sign any high price FA's because we have to spread this out. We have 12 positions to fill this offseason.

The jets have 20 positions to fill. 12 of them are starters.

[patman]

Originally Posted by kennesawjet

b. scott 6.9m
c pace 7.3m
e smith 3.0m
s pouha 4.9m
t tebow 2.6m
j smith 12.0m
v ducasse 750.000
that's an additional, roughly 34.9m. these guys wont sniff any of that money from the jets next year. so its not as bad as you may think. from http://www.altiusdirectory.com/sport...-salaries.html

And that equates to 106mill of money already accounted for after those players are cut. You then need to add 6mill to sign to rookies. that leaves 9 mill for 11 spots, how is that not as bad as you think?