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Dead : $507,314 Total Top 51 : $193,332,265 Here is an article that makes sound speculation from actual agents that believe the cap will NOT be as low as $175,000,000 which is what overthecap is using now. One agent said the expectation is the cap for 2020 will at least remain steady. Another agent said he expected it to touch $200 million. Another was planning for $195 million. I have always believed this was going to be the case as it makes too much sense. For this exercise, I am going to go with a cap of $195,000,000. Total Top 51 : $193,332,265 Projected Cap : $195,000,000 Carryover : ...

What Can Vikings Get from Remainder of Diggs Trade? Dustin BakerJan 28, 2021 3 minutes read The hubbub surrounding the trade of former Minnesota Vikings wideout Stefon Diggs to Buffalo is predominantly rooted in the subsequent selection of Justin Jefferson in the 2020 NFL Draft. Pundits debate the merits of the trade in a “who won” capacity as if the transaction was a tit-for-tat swap. It wasn’t. First, the Vikings received rookie merchandise as the first installment of compensation in Jefferson. His achievements as a rookie should be compared to Stefon Diggs’ rookie accolades ...

Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images With President of Football Operations John Elway stepping back from control over the roster and President/CEO Joe Ellis announcing he will not seek an extension after this season, the 2021 offseason instantly became one of the most important offseason’s in recent Denver Broncos history. Elway and Ellis set about to hire former Minnesota Vikings Assistant General Manager, George Paton, to take the reigns of the Broncos franchise in the hopes of returning the team to playoff form. With these changes, we thought it would be a good idea to begin breaking d...

Vikings cap hits: Secondary 6 minutes read This article is part of a series focusing on the Minnesota Vikings’ salary cap. For this series I’m going to break down how much each player on the team’s roster counts towards the cap as well as shine a light on his current contract. Harris became the third player in team history to be designated with the franchise tag. On the franchise tag, Harris made $11.441 million this season. His cap hit was 7th-highest among NFL safeties. After a 2019 season in which Harris tied for the league lead in interceptions and allowed zero touchdowns in cover...

The Vikings and Lions will play a meaningless game in Week 17, but there are still things to watch for.