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NFL salary cap projected to rise to $140 million range


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NFL salary cap projected to rise to $140 million range

 

Club executives attending the league's annual labor seminar on Tuesday were told that the cap for 2015 is projected to rise to $138 million to $141 million, two club executives at the meeting told USA TODAY Sports. The executives did not want their identities revealed because they are not authorized to announce the information.

 
That's a rise of at least $5 million from the current $133 million cap.
 
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Contracts are just gonna go up too.  To take advantage of this, you need to lock players up before the cap goes up.

 

For instance, that contract that everyone likes to make fun of with Drew Brees... well it's really not so bad considering the level of QB he is, and the amount of money any above-average Joe is getting now.  They notched it early, back when it looked excessive and before the cap jumped up, and back before guys like Cutler, Ryan, and Flacco started getting similar deals further driving the market up.

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Knowing that the salary cap is rising only makes salary expectations go up. It's not as if the players and agents aren't aware of this.

 

This doesn't make it easier to create new contracts, it makes older contracts more palatable.

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can you just change the topic to NFL salary cap projected to rise to $140 million range.  In about 30 secs someone is going to create another thread with the exact same thing

 

I literally just bought All-Pro just to do this.

 

I hope you're happy.  ;)

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