http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/08/04/cap-room-snapshot-as-of-thursday/
Here is the cap situation for each team.
Cap room snapshot, as of Thursday
Posted by Mike Florio on August 4, 2011, 3:57 PM EDT
We previously obtained the salary cap room (or lack thereof) for each team as of Tuesday. Several of you have asked for something more current.
Your wish is our command.
Here’s the info as of Thursday.
The teams with cap space, a day before all teams must be in compliance, are as follows: Buccaneers ($ 29,560,000); Chiefs ($ 28,431,000); Jaguars ($ 28,000,000); Browns ($ 27,620,000); Bengals ($ 27,164,000); Broncos ($26,542,000); Bills ($ 23,460,000); 49ers ($ 22,570,000); Bears ($ 19,300,000); Seahawks ($ 16,387,000); Cardinals ($ 14,603,000);
Redskins ($ 11,450,000); Packers ($ 11,106,000); Jets ($ 8,920,000); Dolphins ($ 8,446,000); Colts ($7,925,000); Titans ($ 7,127,000); Saints ($ 7,027,000); Patriots ($ 5,264,000); Chargers ($ 5,031,000); Eagles ($4,604,000); Ravens ($ 3,558,000); Panthers ($ 1,915,000); Vikings ($ 938,000); Falcons ($811,000); Giants ($623,000); Rams ($621,000).
The teams in the red are: Raiders ($15,246,000); Steelers ($8,597,000); Lions ($7,793,000); Cowboys ($6,671,000); and Texans ($3,358,000).
By tomorrow at 4:00 p.m., there should be no teams in the red.
A few teams may need to release some young talent and the Redskins could benefit. They are high on the waiver claim list AND have cap room to be a player.
Here is another situation that could favor the Redskins...
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/08/04/49ers-e-mail-every-team-trying-to-trade-taylor-mays/
Taylor Mays could be had for nothing at SS. He could be brought in for depth and to help with the LL thing - especially if LL the injury is a long term thing. Either way, it is a win-win.
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