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The AFC East blog on Tuesday called ESPN.com senior writer John Clayton to tap into his vast computer database. Here is updated salary-cap information for each team in the division: No. 1: Buffalo Bills, $13.061 million cap space No. 2: New...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers freed up $1.75 million in salary-cap space by trading running back LeGarrette Blount to the New England Patriots during the NFL draft. That leaves the Buccaneers $19.024 million under this year's salary cap. Only four team...

Three of the four NFC East teams have had to work around tricky cap situations this offseason, writes John Clayton.

The Raiders are out of cap purgatory, but having too much space could be costly in the long run, writes John Clayton.

We are nearly a month into free agency, which means most of the major signings are complete. So let's take a look at updated salary-cap space for the AFC East. The latest numbers were provided this week by the NFLPA: No. 1: Buffalo Bills, $13....

Mailbag: With the Pats thin at WR, what are their options at this point?

2013 Salary Cap Charges for QBs Rank Team QB Cap 1 Detroit Lions $24.6M 2 New York Giants $22.1M 3 Denver Broncos $20.8M 4 Dallas Cowboys $19.6M 5 San Diego Chargers $18.9M 6 New Y...

The Pats' free-agency moves have been smart, but where's the splash?

In this tight salary-cap economy, loyalty toward long-term leaders and veterans only goes to a certain limit, writes John Clayton.

The NFL is mulling the end of the unfair "tuck rule," and running backs are pushing back at another proposed change, writes John Clayton.

The New England Patriots have entered into talks to try to restructure wide receiver Brandon Lloyd's contract, sources told ESPN.

In addition to safety Adrian Wilson and defensive end John Abraham, free-agent linebacker Dwight Freeney will visit the New England Patriots on Friday, sources confirmed to ESPN.

The New England Patriots moved quickly to replace Wes Welker, agreeing to terms with wide receiver Danny Amendola on a five-year contract, league sources tell ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

The Indianapolis Colts wasted no time spending their extra money in free agency.

The negotiating period isn't exciting, but it's doing a good job of helping teams retain their free agents, writes John Clayton.

By planning ahead, the Patriots are well positioned as free agency opens.