NFL projects 2026 salary cap
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How much salary-cap space do the Broncos actually have and how can they create more to fulfill GM George Paton's "aggressive" vision for the 2026 offseason?
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The Green Bay Packers are $10.7 million over the projected 2026 salary cap, meaning they're likely to cut players like Rashan Gary (52).
The 2026 salary will move a little more than $20 million and will wind up somewhere between $301.2 million and $305.7 million, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelisssero. All teams must be at or under the cap limit with their top 51 players (in terms of cap space) by that March 11 date.
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2026 provides opportunity for Saints to be free of salary cap shackles
The New Orleans Saints have been limited by a lack of salary cap space for years now, both when competitive and not, but 2026 may be different.
The cheap MLB owners pushing for a salary cap won't suddenly fix their franchises if it's introduced. These organizations are rotting from within.
Saints escape cap purgatory! Discover the strategic moves unlocking aggressive spending and a brighter future, finally mastering their finances.
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Are these the 3 most likely 49ers cap casualties this offseason?
Bleacher Report analyst Alex Ballentine recently identified the three most likely salary-cap casualties for each NFL team this offseason, and one name on the San Francisco 49ers' list will come as little surprise: wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk.