Showing posts with label Salary Cap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salary Cap. Show all posts

12 March, 2019

The Monday Morning Quarterback

Bears in Position to Make Big Roster Move After Restructuring Khalil Mack's Deal

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01 January, 2019

The Monday Morning Quarterback

Insane Cap Hit Means Steelers Couldn't Trade Antonio Brown Even if They Wanted to

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12 September, 2018

The Monday Morning Quarterback

Yankees Avoid Luxury Tax for First Time

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September 12, 2018
Associated Press


The Yankees’ updated luxury tax payroll is $192.1 million, an increase from $178.8 million at the season’s start. Even with possible performance bonuses of $500,000 for pitcher CC Sabathia and $125,000 for infielder Neil Walker, plus the addition of nearly $3,000 a day for each September call-up on expanded 40-man active rosters, the Yankees are set to finish below this year’s $197 million threshold.

New York has paid the tax in 15 straight years, a total of $341 million.


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25 March, 2018

The Monday Morning Quarterback

Cowboys Seek To Restructure Witten's Contract

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After signing two wide receivers last week, the Dallas Cowboys are rumored to be close to adding two offensive linemen while trying to clear salary-cap space by restructuring tight end Jason Witten's contract.
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11 March, 2018

The Monday Morning Quarterback

Report: Jets have $90 Million in Cap Space

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The New York Jets have the most salary cap space in the NFL, according to Over the Cap. The Jets have about $89.9 million to spend before reaching the cap. Previously, the Cleveland Browns had the most cap space before making a flurry of moves over a two-day period last week.
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29 March, 2017

The Monday Morning Quarterback

Dodgers, Yankees Have Biggest 2017 MLB Payrolls

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With the 2017 MLB season just days away, the usual suspects remain the biggest spenders in baseball. The Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees have the league’s biggest payrolls, while the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox are not far behind. Spending the most money, however, doesn’t always translate to success. The Chicago Cubs had…
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