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New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis did a nice job of guiding the Saints through a tough salary-cap situation this offseason. But Loomis is going to have to do the same thing all over again next year. According to the latest numbers I...

For those who caught my earlier post about how the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have nearly $18 million remaining in salary-cap space this year, curb your enthusiasm. There's not likely to be any big spending spree after the Bucs traded for Darrelle Revis...

The New Orleans Saints have been able to be fairly active in free agency due to a series of contract restructures. But that will come with a heavy price in the future. I just got a look at how much all NFL teams have committed toward the 2014 sala...

When it comes to free agency, there's only one NFC South fan base that should be letting its mind wander too far. That's the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They are about $32 million under the salary cap and that number could get to $40 million if cornerba...

No team spent more on offense in 2012 than the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to this chart that breaks down how much teams spent on each side of the ball. Tampa Bay spent a whopping $75.8 million on offense, and the result wasn't exactly the "Gr...

Pro Football Focus speculates on five players, including Corey Webster and Will Smith, who could be salary-cap casualties this offseason.

Story | Conversation | January 21, 2013

Tom Carpenter provides his top picks for Week 5 in the Gridiron Challenge game.

As the regular season approaches, we've got the latest NFC South salary-cap figures. After trailing the Kansas City Chiefs in cap space for most of the preseason, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are back in the league lead. They have a little over $28 mi...

Which NFL teams get the biggest bang for the buck out of their payroll?

J.I. Halsell of Football Outsiders analyzes the cap situations of the NFC South, including which player on each team has the biggest cap number to live up to. We're looking at you, Reggie Bush.

Story | Conversation | July 23, 2010