Few teams have been better at manipulating the salary cap under general manager Les Snead, which is why the Los Angeles Rams have been so successful in recent years. They’re in good shape again this ...
2026's NFL free agent frenzy kicks off March 9. That means every day leading up to that spending spree is an opportunity for teams to create the salary cap space needed to sign experienced help ...
With no seven-state agreement for the Colorado River in sight, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is likely to focus on a plan that would cut river water deliveries to the Central Arizona Project by more ...
It made sense, but it just hasn't worked out for some unknown reason. Buffalo Bills' general manager Brandon Beane deserves the blame for his share of free-agent misses, but one can't fault him for ...
The frenzy of NFL free agency is most often focused on the players signing in new spots -- but some of the most impactful moves each year are the cuts teams make in the pursuit of coveted cap space.
As NFL teams begin evaluating their rosters ahead of the 2026 offseason, The Athletic asked its staff to identify potential salary-cap cut candidates for each franchise. For the San Francisco 49ers, ...
The Arizona Cardinals are reportedly seeking to trade quarterback Kyler Murray. In a perfect situation, they will be able to move him to a team that needs him and get back draft compensation. However, ...
Last Friday, the NFL shared its projected 2026 salary cap range to its clubs. It might sound alarming at first, but there's avenues for the Lions to create cap space in a hurry. By restructuring ...
The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are preparing for Super Bowl LX. The other 30 teams around the NFL can start getting ready for next year's Lombardi Trophy chase. That means cracking open ...
The 2026 payroll tax cap of $184,500 limits revenue because high earners contribute the same total as upper-middle-class professionals. Congress can adjust benefit formulas for future beneficiaries ...
The market for premium cards is already hot. President Trump’s call for a temporary cap on credit-card interest rates could make it hotter. In recent years, competition has been intensifying for ...