Bears have more money to spend in free agency, but then again so does everybody else
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🏈 The NFL informed teams on Wednesday that the 2025 per-team salary cap will fall in the range of $277.5 million to $281.5 million, way up from last year’s $255.4 million. Cap will have increased by more than $53 million over the last two years.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will have upwards of $60 million in salary cap space and can still increase that with a few more moves.
The NFL today informed teams that the 2025 per-team salary cap...
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The new league year is just around the corner and that means the official start to free agency. The early frenzy is inevitable and with a spike in salary cap, the New York Giants promise to be very active from the onset.
In addition to quarterback, general manager Joe Schoen will also be poking around several other markets. Positional needs include offensive tackle, guard, interior defensive line, cornerback, and safety.
The Giants also need improved depth at nearly every position, and could also find themselves looking for a wide receiver if Darius Slayton is not re-signed.
ESPN’s Matt Bowen recently...
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The Patriots parted ways with the veteran linebacker on Wednesday.
The New England Patriots and Sione Takitaki will go their separate ways in 2025. The team announced releasing the veteran linebacker on Wednesday afternoon, cutting his tenure in New England short halfway through the two-year free agency pact he signed last offseason.
What does the move mean from a big-picture perspective, though? Let’s take a closer look at it to find out.
As noted above, the Patriots acquired Takitaki via a two-year contract in last year’s free agency. That pact came at a total value...
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The Miami Dolphins don’t have many candidates to use the franchise tag on, but safety Jevon Holland would have been one of them. It was reported the other day that the team would not use the tag on the young safety who is set to hit free agency in the coming weeks. Holland said he would love to be back in Miami but says all options are on the table. Can’t...
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Should the Steelers have interest in RB Nick Chubb? Steelers HC Mike Tomlin respects Cleveland Browns RB Nick Chubb so much, he calls him Mr. But even the most respected person in the world is susceptible to a severe blow to the knee. In a game against the Steelers in 2023, Chubb suffered just such […]
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“The NFL sent a memo to every NFL team on Wednesday that projects the cap for the upcoming season to land from $277.5 million to $281.5 million per team, ESPN’s Dan Graziano reported.”
Why 49ers likely won’t use franchise tag on their 2025 free agents
“The cost to retain Greenlaw would be a one-year deal worth $27.745 million. The other numbers are $20.89 million for Ward, $20.13 million for Hufanga and $25.8 million for Banks.”...
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With Marson Lattimore and Mike Sainristil, the Commanders have two big answers on a roster full of question marks. The questions that remain at this position revolve around Sainristil’s role (slot or wide), the third...
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The NFL has informed teams that the salary cap will be raised significantly this season, “somewhere between $277.5 and $281.5 million.” That is up from $255.4 million last season.
In total, the cap will have increased by more than $50 million over the past two years.
This is from the memo the league sent to teams today, including league’s explanation of why the cap number is not yet finalized. pic.twitter.com/CQC5azcMO8
— Dan Graziano (@DanGrazianoESPN) February 19, 2025
Based on the numbers at Spotrac, the Giants have a current available Top 51 cap space number of $45.1 million....
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