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Patriots among NFL leaders in cap room at $82.9 million after league sets 2024 cap - Vimarsana News

Patriots among NFL leaders in cap room at $82.9 million after league sets 2024 cap

The Patriots have ranked among the NFL's cheapest teams by cash spending over the last few seasons and rank dead last over the 10 years, per ESPN. Before adding outside talent, their front office must decide whether to retain top internal free agents in safety Kyle Dugger, offensive lineman Mike Onwenu, wide receiver Kendrick Bourne and tight end Hunter Henry. Mayo will be working closely with new de facto general manager Eliot Wolf and executives Patrick Stewart, Matt Groh and Steve Cargile during this process.

All aTwitter: 24 February 2024 - NFL cap set at $255.4m; Commanders sign former Buckeye & Terps linebacker - Vimarsana News

All aTwitter: 24 February 2024 - NFL cap set at $255.4m; Commanders sign former Buckeye & Terps linebacker

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Colts' Michael Pittman Jr. got some good news heading into free agency - Vimarsana News

Colts' Michael Pittman Jr. got some good news heading into free agency

The team’s top receiver got several boosts to his free agency outlook.

NFL news; 2024 salary cap soars with record increase - Silver And Black Pride - Vimarsana News

NFL news; 2024 salary cap soars with record increase - Silver And Black Pride

A record increase for all 32 teams as the 2024 NFL salary cap will be more than $255 million for all teams

NFL Salary cap to see $30 Million Increase - Vimarsana News

NFL Salary cap to see $30 Million Increase

Much to the delight of Joe Douglas and the New York Jets, the NFL salary cap is reportedly going up by roughly $30 million this season.