the cap as it stands now

[skinsdad62]

Year Total Liabilities Salary Cap (Projected) Cap Room
2017 $172,026,070 $176,566,665 $4,540,595
2018 $123,273,314 $178,000,000 $54,726,686
2019 $1 10,389,690 $190,000,000 $79,610,310
2020 $86,911,376 $200,000,000 $113,088,624
2021 $24,950,000 $200,000,000 $175,050,000
2022 $7,750,000 $200,000,000 $192,250,000

as you can see our cap space isnt a problem for the forseeable future and of course things will change

now for the dreaded dead space
culliver 2.5 mil
paea 2.5 mil
bruton 1.6 mil
RJF 1.0 mil
stieger .5 mil

tot. 8.1 mil

this without cuts or roll overs or anything . some wanted to see the "work " well here it is from over the cap

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

People keep saying SM's bad signings weren't expensive, I kept trying to tell them they were wrong. Have you got a link for that dad?

 

[SoCalWizFan]

People keep saying SM's bad signings weren't expensive, I kept trying to tell them they were wrong. Have you got a link for that dad?

Well - one good thing - through the actions of SM, Allen & whoever - is that the emphasis for the Redskins is back on the draft which is a great thing. Even if some picks fail it won't hurt them much since there should also be plenty of success stories. Compare that to the teams from the last 20+ years (discounting the last several years) who very likely drafted worse than anyone in the NFL.

 

[Darrell Green Fan]

Well - one good thing - through the actions of SM, Allen & whoever - is that the emphasis for the Redskins is back on the draft which is a great thing. Even if some picks fail it won't hurt them much since there should also be plenty of success stories. Compare that to the teams from the last 20+ years (discounting the last several years) who very likely drafted worse than anyone in the NFL.

Oh I totally agree. But being better than Vinny Cerratto and Joe Gibbs regarding handling personnel does not mean they will draft the right players.

 

[skinsdad62]

its on over the cap .com click on was