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New NFL Salary Cap: $180M, down from $200M in 2020
-Washington has $38 million in cap space, 5th most in NFL.
-Cowboys have $19M in space
-Giants under $1M in space
-Eagles cap is an absolute mess, as much as $47 million over the new cap

JP

I think JP is jumping the gun a bit by calling it the new cap. 180 is the new floor, up from 175, but not the final cap yet.

I think JP is jumping the gun a bit by calling it the new cap. 180 is the new floor, up from 175, but not the final cap yet.

The Eagles are fucked lmao

The Eagles are fucked lmao

The real question is lube or no lube? Tough choices to make for them if it is 180.

The real question is lube or no lube? Tough choices to make for them if it is 180.

It’s the Eagles. I always hope the get it dry and hard.

Philadelphia has agreed to trade Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts in exchange for a 2021 third-round pick and a conditional 2022 second-round pick that could turn into a first, league sources tell
@mortreport
and me.

Philadelphia has agreed to trade Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts in exchange for a 2021 third-round pick and a conditional 2022 second-round pick that could turn into a first, league sources tell
@mortreport
and me.

Additional details from Albert Breer:

https://twitter.com/AlbertBreer/status/1362445501761732612

If that's all they got for Wentz, Mariota is only worth a 4th or 5th

Wentz is going to start there. So it's a 3rd this year and a 1st next year, unless he gets hurt.

I actually think even a 3rd and a 2nd is too much, even if it doesn't become a 1st, especially considering his contract.

Considering his injury history, and the awful year he had last year, it sure seems like a lot to give up. I mean the Eagles couldn't afford to keep them anyway right?