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The new carryover rule changes the way teams handle the salary cap. Plus: reader questions.

Unless the Saints plan to release Drew Brees, the salary-cap impact of a $23.6 million franchise tag in 2013 would be devastating to the team, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

The early decisions on pass-rushers will help determine the ultimate winners and losers of the 2012 draft, writes John Clayton.

The Redskins and Seahawks are in the best position in terms of salary-cap space to sign Peyton Manning, John Clayton writes.

Which teams would be affected most if the league can't get a new labor deal before 2010? John Clayton forecasts five of the best and five of the worst teams facing that scenario.

An increase in the salary cap led to an unusual amount of trades and trade talk during draft weekend.

Find out how much each NFL team is over or under the $85.5 million salary cap for 2005.

The proposal by owners to essentially "franchise" some executives is ill-timed and ultimately a bad idea.

Find out how much each NFL team is over or under the $85.5 million salary cap for 2005.

Find out how much each NFL team is over or under the $85.5 million salary cap for 2005.

Cornerbacks and defensive tackles should be in demand this year in free agency.

Injuries have already had a huge impact just two weeks into the NFL season.

Steve Mariucci was a victim of bad timing -- among other things -- writes ESPN.com's John Clayton.

Every team has flaws, even those that made the playoffs. But will they be able to cure them in time?

Find out how much each NFL team is over or under the $71.101 million salary cap.

Find out how much money each team has to spend under the salary cap.