Mitchy moo
09-28-2008, 08:23 AM
What they don't realize is, this is pretty much Lee Evans signing Bonus:
<CENTER>Teams with most cap room</CENTER>
<!-- ========== STATS TABLE ======== --><TABLE class=left cellSpacing=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR class=bgHdr2><TD><CENTER>Team</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>Salary cap room</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Kansas City</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$23.8M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Green Bay</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$20.8M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Buffalo</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$17.1M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Tampa Bay</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$16.5M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Miami</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$16.2M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>New Orleans</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$14.3M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Cincinnati</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$12.4M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Chicago</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$8.5M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Philadelphia</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$8.1M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>N.Y. Giants</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$7.9M</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
What is interesting is that of the six teams with almost 50 percent of the available room, four are legitimate playoff contenders. Buffalo is unbeaten, Green Bay and Tampa Bay, who play each other today, are both 2-1, and the Saints were picked by many to win the NFC South. The Dolphins, like the Chiefs, are a rebuilding team.
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/8614950/
<CENTER>Teams with most cap room</CENTER>
<!-- ========== STATS TABLE ======== --><TABLE class=left cellSpacing=2 width="100%"><TBODY><TR class=bgHdr2><TD><CENTER>Team</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>Salary cap room</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Kansas City</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$23.8M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Green Bay</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$20.8M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Buffalo</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$17.1M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Tampa Bay</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$16.5M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Miami</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$16.2M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>New Orleans</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$14.3M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Cincinnati</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$12.4M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Chicago</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$8.5M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>Philadelphia</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$8.1M</CENTER></TD></TR><TR class=bgC><TD><CENTER>N.Y. Giants</CENTER></TD><TD><CENTER>$7.9M</CENTER></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
What is interesting is that of the six teams with almost 50 percent of the available room, four are legitimate playoff contenders. Buffalo is unbeaten, Green Bay and Tampa Bay, who play each other today, are both 2-1, and the Saints were picked by many to win the NFC South. The Dolphins, like the Chiefs, are a rebuilding team.
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/8614950/