[Gofthooxdix]

I found a site that lists the supposed REMAINING 2011 cap room available for each team.

They listed ProFootballTalk and Mike Florio as a source.

Florio listed no one as a source, which means the source is probably his ass.

I then read a tweet from Adam Shefter who listed only the teams with the most and the teams with the least Available cap space.

So Florio's Ass-produced numbers are listed next to Shefter's Crazy HOLY-SHIT! numbers in brackets.

Either way, you get a picture of who is even capable actually trying to pay Mario Williams or Courtland Finnegan ridiculous numbers.

First we eliminate 15 teams who either have no space, have too many of their own free agents, or are traditionally not players in free agency.

Jets: $8.39 million (Even)
Ravens: $6.18 million
Packers: $5.48 million
Saints: $4.22 million
Rams: $3.5 million
Raiders: $3.23 million (11 Over)
Panthers: $2.8 million (9 Over)
Colts: $2.5 million
Chargers: $2.1 million
Vikings: $1.95 million
Lions: $1.47 million
Texans: $1.08 million
Giants: $1.06 million (9 over)
Falcons: $747,000
Steelers: $506,000 (11 over)



So we are left with 17 teams with enough space to make a move or two. Keep in Mind that the Browns, Bengals, and Patriots each have two first rounders to sign. Then we eliminate the teams who either are snake-bit [Eagles] or have key restricted FAs [Eagles], or may need to franchise a key player [Patriots, Eagles, Bears]. These teams are going to either going to have to say goodbye to some key players [Eagles and Cullen Jenkins] or not be players at all. Teams like Dolphins or Titans or even the Eagles could still bring in a bargain or two, but they won't be the ones making a big splash.

Eagles: $11.01 million
Dolphins: $9.05 million
Browns: $8.98 million
Titans: $8.11 million
Bears: $7.74 million
Cardinals: $7.04 million
Patriots: $6.66 million

So 10 Teams MAX will be th ones bidding on the free agents like Williams and Colston and Carl Nicks, and Cliff Avril.

Teams like the Bucs and Chiefs could go nuts. The Broncos could add a WR or 2. So could the Redskins. The Jaggedwires will have challenge getting players to want to play there, but $$$ should clear that up. Bengals definitely could become REAL contenders since they have 2 first rounders AND loads of cap space.

Jaguars: $31.66 million
Broncos:$27.88 million (49)
Buccaneers: $25.05 million (67)
Chiefs: $24.01 million (62)
Seahawks: $21.27 million
Bills: $19.29 million
Bengals: $17.59 million (60)
Cowboys: $17.14 million
49ers: $16.87 million
Redskins: $13.6 million (49)

[BaselBimbooooo]

cullen jenkins already reworked his deal.

[KLIMOV25gyi]

Still dont think Rogs numbers are right.

[BaselBimbooooo]

does this include the money under the cap that teams are allowed to push forward to this year?

[Gofthooxdix]

cullen jenkins already reworked his deal.

Saw that.

[Gofthooxdix]

does this include the money under the cap that teams are allowed to push forward to this year?

Those are Florio's numbers.

The numbers in brackets are the REAL cap numbers for teams that Shefter Tweeted.

He only gave the top and bottom 5

[KLIMOV25gyi]

does this include the money under the cap that teams are allowed to push forward to this year?

Nope because its been said the Chiefs real cap number is closer to being 40 mil under..

[Gofthooxdix]

Nope because its been said the Chiefs real cap number is closer to being 40 mil under..

According to Shefter it is 62

[KLIMOV25gyi]

According to Shefter it is 62

LOL is this after the Routt deal?

[Gofthooxdix]

LOL is this after the Routt deal?

Proabably not. Knock it down a couple million.