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PFF Predicts the Colts to Have Zero ‘Salary Cap Casualties’ this Offseason Photo by Jeffrey Brown/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images One sign of a well-run NFL organization is when there are no salary cap casualties, and fortunately for the Current Projected cap space: $43,635,239 There are really only two options here, and both are likely to stick in Indianapolis, especially considering the team doesn’t have cap space issues at the moment. Right guard Mark Glowinski is a solid player, and with left tackle Anthony Castonzo‘s retirement, the Colts likely don’t want too much turnover ...

Filed under: Colts Could Pursue Veteran Stars: J.J. Watt, Von Miller to Maintain Salary Cap Flexibility—And Complement Contending Core Coming off the Indianapolis Colts now have a projected $43.6M of available cap space this offseason—still good for 4th most in the league. Now, that number is a bit misleading because the Colts have a number of key young core free agents due for lucrative extensions after 2021: Therefore, the Colts have to be a bit prudent with how they spend the remainder of this offseason by saving enough cap space to safely retain their top young core players coming ...