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Detroit Lions 2019 Salary Cap Situation and beyond

43 million is a ton of space. Plus the carryover. Plus the increase in cap. Plus Ansah's number could be less than the current 17 million even if they give him a contract next year. Lions are in good cap shape. They are not in a pinch at all. And not many people to sign next year either. Very good shape for 2019
 
43 million is a ton of space. Plus the carryover. Plus the increase in cap. Plus Ansah's number could be less than the current 17 million even if they give him a contract next year. Lions are in good cap shape. They are not in a pinch at all. And not many people to sign next year either. Very good shape for 2019

If we sign Ansah for $15 mill and Tate for $10 mill, that only leaves $18 mill for any other guys. I don't know if that includes the incoming rookies. That does leave us in great shape.
 
https://expo.mlive.com/sports/g66l-...ayers-cap-hit-before-rosters-get-trimmed.html
Lions contracts: Breaking down each player's cap hit before rosters get trimmed.
Mlive

ALLEN PARK -- As the Detroit Lions march toward the start of the regular season, let's take a look at the salary cap and cap hit information before rosters get trimmed to 53 players.

Players included are sorted from the most expensive cap hit to least in 2019. Information used to compile this rundown comes from Spotrac.

Detroit's top 51 cap is $177,634,673, they have $6.79 million in dead money and $16,776,195 in cap space.
 
https://expo.mlive.com/sports/g66l-...ayers-cap-hit-before-rosters-get-trimmed.html
Lions contracts: Breaking down each player's cap hit before rosters get trimmed.
Mlive

ALLEN PARK -- As the Detroit Lions march toward the start of the regular season, let's take a look at the salary cap and cap hit information before rosters get trimmed to 53 players.

Players included are sorted from the most expensive cap hit to least in 2019. Information used to compile this rundown comes from Spotrac.

Detroit's top 51 cap is $177,634,673, they have $6.79 million in dead money and $16,776,195 in cap space.

I didn't realize that Stafford has the highest cap hit in the entire league this year at $29.5M
 
i think were sitting at 20 mil in cap space. Von Miller would cost 11 mil this year and 11.8 next year vs the cap. Give Denver whatever they want...our defense cant create pressure if their life depended on it.
 
i think were sitting at 20 mil in cap space. Von Miller would cost 11 mil this year and 11.8 next year vs the cap. Give Denver whatever they want...our defense cant create pressure if their life depended on it.

No brainer but doubt demver trades him
 
https://lionswire.usatoday.com/2020...g-sense-of-the-latest-reports-and-conditions/
Matthew Stafford's contract: Making sense of the latest reports and conditions.
LionsWire

https://sidelionreport.com/2020/02/19/detroit-lions-matthew-staffords-2020-dead-cap-less-reported/
Matthew Stafford’s 2020 dead-cap is less than reported.
SLR

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/s...oit-lions-traded-matthew-stafford/4786833002/
Clarifying cap ramifications if Lions traded Matthew Stafford.
Detnews

https://www.mlive.com/lions/2020/02...ad-money-is-less-than-initially-believed.html
Matthew Stafford’s dead money is less than initially believed.
Mlive
 
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