The NFL has plenty of tools used to defray the cost of players' salary cap hits. But those actions can also leave the team ...

The Cleveland Browns are set to take a hit of over $39 million in dead money on their 2025 salary cap this season thanks to the trade of wide receiver Amari Cooper and more. Nobody will argue the ...

The NFL offseason is in full swing with the scouting combine in Indianapolis wrapped up among the first key events. After the multi-day event showcasing hundreds of college prospects, the focus ...

Leading the league in dead cap are the New Orleans Saints, who have just under $48.5 million. Cleveland ranks second with $39.7 million and the Denver Broncos are third with $33.5 million.

According to numerous reports around the league, the Jets are expected to designate Rodgers as a post-June 1st cut - making him carry a $14 million dead cap charge in 2025, and then a $35 million ...

But the player’s salary cap number will be $5 million each year — $4 million in signing bonus proration (16 divided by 4), and $1 million in salary. * Dead money. This is the guaranteed money ...

Brackets may change. The standard deduction could fall. And President Trump will probably not remove taxes on Social Security ...

giving the Saints a week to get cap compliant. The $45 million estimate includes "dead money" hits from releasing wide receiver Michael Thomas and quarterback Jameis Winston in the 2024 offseason ...

"Due to leftover signing bonus proration from previous contracts and restructures, cutting Rodgers will result in $49 million worth of dead salary cap charges for the Jets. They could either take ...