#nfl-salary-cap

[ follow ]
fromBlogging The Boys
3 days ago

Cowboys news: Trevon Diggs' days in Dallas appear numbered

There were impressive high points, such as leading the league in interceptions during the 2021 season with 11 picks, as well as some low points, most of which came over the last three seasons. With Diggs back at practice this week, there was some hope that he could ultimately be activated from the IR and rejoin the team for Week 15's matchup against the Minnesota Vikings. Saturday afternoon, we learned that is not happening, as ESPN's Todd Archer reported the veteran cornerback would not be activated for this weekend's game.
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
fromRiggo's Rag
3 days ago

5 early offseason Commanders cap moves that could unlock $64.5 million

The Commanders must pursue aggressive offseason moves to free cap space and overhaul an aging, underperforming roster under GM Adam Peters.
Dallas Cowboys
fromInside The Star
1 week ago

Browns will keep Deshaun Watson on roster in 2026, owe him $46m guaranteed Inside The Star

Cleveland faces a crippling 2026 salary-cap burden with Deshaun Watson's massive cap hit while balancing Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel for the starting job.
National Football League
fromRiggo's Rag
2 months ago

Deebo Samuel's renaissance couldn't be worse for Commanders front office

Deebo Samuel's renewed focus has revitalized his play, creating a likely expensive contract decision for the Commanders amid competing future extension needs.
National Football League
fromThe Falcoholic
3 months ago

Falcons carve out $6 million in cap space with Darnell Mooney restructure

Falcons restructured Darnell Mooney's contract to create roughly $6 million in 2025 cap space, providing modest roster flexibility and season insurance, not major spending power.
National Football League
fromMusket Fire
3 months ago

Patriots' latest roster cut won't hurt their offense one bit

Patriots released Kendrick Bourne, reducing receiver room to six and creating $6.3 million in cap space while prioritizing younger receivers and veterans Diggs and Hollins.
fromRiggo's Rag
3 months ago

Commanders insider finally exposes delusional demand from Terry McLaurin's agent

After some new intel from a respected team insider, it's not hard to see why. McLaurin hasn't been on the practice field since voluntary workouts. He wants an extension before the final year of his deal, and has done everything possible in an attempt to force the issue. General manager Adam Peters hasn't budged, unwilling to meet the wide receiver's demands in pursuit of an agreement that doesn't jeopardize the team's long-term planning.
National Football League
[ Load more ]