2007 Salary Cap Space (1 Viewer)

Here's what I am MOST interested in seeing from that chart:

1. We are in the top 8 for cap space in the entire leage
2. We are fourth in the NFC
3. We have more space than anyone else in the NFC South...VERY IMPORTANT!!!!
a. 6 Million more than the Bucs
b. 19 million more than the Falcons
c. 29.5 Million more than the Panthers

Those numbers....SHOULD....allow us to gain a competitive edge over our NFC counter parts and provide us a leg up to win the NFC South next year. I realize we still need to lock up Colston and Smith, although I have a feeling Smith won't be signed until the middle of next season after this year's performance. With the guys we let walk, we have no reason NOT to land a top notch CB, MLB and DT in FA.
 
That's 2007 cap room. I believe that chart is incorrect for 2008. Peter King from cnnsi posted an up to date chart recently. Saints are actually sitting at 4th over all or so with 30+ million available.
 
those are last year's numbers
 
Hard to imagine Albert Haynesworth is going anywhere considering the great Tennessee cap situation. Just a thought for those wanting Haynesworth.
 
The Cowboys began selling tickets to their new stadium in Arlington last week, and the prices floored some buyers. Lower-bowl seats will have one-time personal seat license (PSL) fees between $16,000 and $150,000,
 
Hard to imagine Albert Haynesworth is going anywhere considering the great Tennessee cap situation. Just a thought for those wanting Haynesworth.

At the very least he will be tagged.
 
Titans are #1 in cap room for 08 and the Saints are #2.
 
Gotta love how much trouble Carolina and Atlanta are. Especially considering they still have to sign Peppers!
 
I'm not sure that Peppers is in the position to be too difficult.
 

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