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Dolphins salary cap situation on March 13: $27. big Ones !

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According to the NFL Players Association, the Dolphins have $27,325,074 remaining in salary cap space this year. The team's eight draft picks will cost around $6.5 million, meaning the team has about $20.8 million they can spend on free agents this year, or roll into the season for injury coverage and, potentially, roll into the 2017 salary cap.


That $27.3 million makes Miami the 14th highest team in terms of cap space. The Jacksonville Jaguars still pace the league with $66.7 million in space, while the San Francisco 49ers are not far behind at $61.9 million. As for Miami's AFC East division rivals, the New England Patriots are 21st in the league with $17.8 million, the New York Jets are 29th with $7.44 million and the Buffalo Bills are 30th, with $7.41 million.




http://www.thephinsider.com/2016/3/...rch-13-denver-broncos-cj-anderson-offer-sheet


Really wish they would just sign a corner and a guard.
 
Laconfora said we were cash strapped?
 
With the holes on this team that's not a lot of coin. If we get cj that that only leaves roughly 15.
 
Got to minus CJ. That puts it at just over 20.
 
fisi said:
According to the NFL Players Association, the Dolphins have $27,325,074 remaining in salary cap space this year. The team's eight draft picks will cost around $6.5 million, meaning the team has about $20.8 million they can spend on free agents this year, or roll into the season for injury coverage and, potentially, roll into the 2017 salary cap.


That $27.3 million makes Miami the 14th highest team in terms of cap space. The Jacksonville Jaguars still pace the league with $66.7 million in space, while the San Francisco 49ers are not far behind at $61.9 million. As for Miami's AFC East division rivals, the New England Patriots are 21st in the league with $17.8 million, the New York Jets are 29th with $7.44 million and the Buffalo Bills are 30th, with $7.41 million.




http://www.thephinsider.com/2016/3/...rch-13-denver-broncos-cj-anderson-offer-sheet


Really wish they would just sign a corner and a guard.
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There's no way this could be correct. I read on this MBoard and listened to a radio host on 560 WQAM who is a frustrated NFL GM who have said that Suh's contract would ruin the Miami Dolphins cap for years to come.

I have a very hard time believing either of these EXPERT sources could be any where close to being wrong.
 
Sportstrac shows the Dolphins at $22.4M currently (and they have been most up to date so far).

http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/miami-dolphins/cap/

Also don't forget CJ Anderson's front loaded offer sheet is not included which should be $6M+. Then minus rookie contracts is about $9.9M

Also minus whatever Bushrod was signed for, so even less than $10M
 
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