2008 Salary Cap Commitments for each team

[coolbeans]

2008 CAP COMMITMENT (with number of players under contract in parentheses)

Tennessee (34) $71.842 million
San Diego (44) $79.729 million
Buffalo (44) $81.177 million
Cincinnati (44) $81.268 million
Jacksonville (42) $82.263 million
San Francisco (46) $83.472 million
New Orleans (37) $84.076 million
Arizona (36) $86.531 million
Dallas (40) $88.593 million
Miami (40) $88.622 million
N.Y. Giants (46) $89.156 million
Oakland (40) $90.133 million
Cleveland (41) $90.306 million
Houston (38) $90.951 million
Detroit (40) $91.488 million
Tampa Bay (47) $92.869 million
Kansas City (43) $94.132 million
Green Bay (47) $94.506 million
Chicago (49) $94.857 million
Pittsburgh (39) $95.017 million
Denver (41) $95.279 million
Minnesota (45) $95.794 million
Philadelphia (48) $96.051 million
N.Y. Jets (43) $98.231 million
Seattle (41) $102.206 million
St. Louis (38) $103.059 million
Indianapolis (42) $104.561 million
New England (42) $105.131 million
Atlanta (47) $108.861 million
Carolina (34) $109.899 million
Baltimore (42) $110.014 million
Washington (45) $136.270 million



Projected cap = $116 Million

[tr1]

Another trolling thread...not very original...but then again, you are a puke fan.

[Westbrook36]

I'd love it if Dallas had all that money and Romo felt insulted at not getting an offseason blockbuster offer and peddled his wares at the end of the year.

[coolbeans]

How is this trolling? Is the salary cap commitments for each team not a relevant topic for this forum? I merely posted the info without any references to any teams specific situation.

[coolbeans]

I'd love it if Dallas had all that money and Romo felt insulted at not getting an offseason blockbuster offer and peddled his wares at the end of the year.

JJ has already stated that Romo will be franchised for the next 2 years if no deal is signed.

[NewBlood81]

JJ has already stated that Romo will be franchised for the next 2 years if no deal is signed.

Players don't like to be franchised especially if the player is Romo who rely alot on his mobility.

[coolbeans]

Players don't like to be franchised especially if the player is Romo who rely alot on his mobility.

Who said he had to like it. The point is JJ has basically said Romo isn't going anywhere and he has no problem giving him the big payday if he proves himself this year. JJ is just waiting to see a little more. By the way, Romo has gone on record several times stating he is not concerned about his contract, feels it will get done eventually, and has no desire to leave Dallas.

[SkinsFTW]

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Washington (45) $136.270 million



Projected cap = $116 Million

I blame Brunell.

[tr1]

Who said he had to like it. The point is JJ has basically said Romo isn't going anywhere and he has no problem giving him the big payday if he proves himself this year. JJ is just waiting to see a little more. By the way, Romo has gone on record several times stating he is not concerned about his contract, feels it will get done eventually, and has no desire to leave Dallas.

If they don't tie up Romo before the end of the season, it's franchise time. He'd be stupid not to test free agency at this point...

[dockeryfan]

If they don't tie up Romo before the end of the season, it's franchise time. He'd be stupid not to test free agency at this point...

He doesn't have to play as a franchise player. A QB should hold out. He'd have a number of teams willing to take that chance at re-signing him.

The cowboys would literally be held for ransom. If I was romo, I would dare them to friggin franchise me. Romo really holds most of the power in that negotiation. Not the Cowboys.

[Lombardi's_kid_brother]

I think the plan is to immediately franchise Romo and then negotiate a long-term deal that he will still make him very very rich.

There will probably be some posturing, but I can't see Romo leaving Dallas right now.

(I would also think that being the starting QB of the Dallas Cowboys results in an inordinate number of opportunities outside of football. He was to consider that fact. I mean, he is not going to get a lot of endorsements in Kansas City or Detroit).

[The Evil Genius]

I suspect that in 2008, Brunell's 6.516 mil cap hit, Cornelius Griffin's 6.166 mil cap hit, Jon Jansen's 8.833 mil cap hit, Brandon Lloyd's 4.238 mil cap hit, Shawn Spring's 7.484 mil cap hit, Randy Thomas's 8.756 mil cap hit, and Marcus Washington's 6.445 mil cap hit will all be addressed in the offseason.

Not to mention Portis's 8.876 mil cap hit in 2008.

[SonnyJ]

I suspect that in 2008, Brunell's 6.516 mil cap hit, Cornelius Griffin's 6.166 mil cap hit, Jon Jansen's 8.833 mil cap hit, Brandon Lloyd's 4.238 mil cap hit, Shawn Spring's 7.484 mil cap hit, Randy Thomas's 8.756 mil cap hit, and Marcus Washington's 6.445 mil cap hit will all be addressed in the offseason.

Not to mention Portis's 8.876 mil cap hit in 2008.

Yeah, I've pretty much ceased worrying about the cap. It's a non-issue as far as I'm concerned. Most teams, and especially the Redskins, know how to bend it to their will.

[Riggo#44]

Washington (45) $136.270 million

Projected cap = $116 Million

Yawn...another thiny veiled, feeble The-Redskins-Will-Be-In-Cap-Hell next year attempt. We've been hearing this for 8 years now...how many times have we been in "cap hell?" None.

Nice try.

[mojobo]

hate to say it but Romo might be the type of player who would be worth the 2 1st rounders it takes to get him. If a team with a high draft pick doesn't want to take a chance on a young qb they could trade down and maybe get that 2nd pick.