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Prospective NFL income cap cuts per team
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As NFL groups prepare for cost-free firm to begin March 15,  they'll invest the coming weeks cutting bad agreements as well as developing even more monetary flexibility.Most groups contend the very least one prospective cap-related cut on their lineups,  and also some have a couple of. Also those that do not have a clearly cuttable agreement may acquire even more cap space by trading away a gamer of importance or seeing one retire. Below,  The Athletic's NFL writers determine prospective cost-saving steps for every team.Advertisement( Editor's note: All income data is from Over The Cap. The numbers mentioned typically reflect the financial resources related to launching a gamer before June 1 Cardinals Store,  other than in the instances when a post-June 1 deal that expands the dead money fee over two seasons makes more sense.) Arizona CardinalsPotential cap cut: WR Robbie Anderson2023 cap hit: $12 million
Dead money if reduced after June 1: $4.7 millionIf the Dolphins are mosting likely to rid themselves of Jones' agreement,  they'll wait to do it up until after June 1,  when the cost savings will certainly approach $14 million with a dead cap hit of less than $5 million. Going on from Jones at his current number feels like a very easy decision. The single Pro Bowl cornerback missed the entire 2022 period after undergoing offseason surgical procedure as well as will enter his age-31 season. While the Dolphins would certainly require to discover a starter to replace him,  they can make use of the money they conserve by reducing him to do so while also resolving needs at other settings.-- Jim Ayello
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