Very interesting article on the salary cap and taxes and how it affects teams differently

[frash.exe]

The reported NFL salary cap for 2015 is $143,280,000, but the amount athletes take home after taxes is far south of that figure. Below are the tax-adjusted salary caps for all 32 NFL teams.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jimpagels/2015/03/10/tax-adjusted-salary-caps-illustrate-huge-disparity-in-nfl-payrolls/

Look at carolina's ranking

[chknwing]

I believe we had a thread on this already that showed a map of taxes per state for NFL players.  not looking for it.

[Montsta]

I lulz at California because of the Raiders and Niners, but then cry when I look at my paycheck.

[FugginPoo]

And it was worse before GOP lowered it

[frash.exe]

I believe we had a thread on this already that showed a map of taxes per state for NFL players. not looking for it.

[Diehardpanther02]

Complain to your local congress men and women income taxes shouldn't be used in any state. Its theft. They tax everything so taxing our income is just double taxing because we use that same income to pay for goods and services in which are themselves taxed. Its double dipping and its bogus, it affects my paycheck and it affects my home football team.

[longhorncat]

Fyi, every state the team plays a game in gets to tax each players per game salary. So, for the Panthers, NC only gets to tax half the years pay.

[KSpan]

Fyi, every state the team plays a game in gets to tax each players per game salary. So, for the Panthers, NC only gets to tax half the years pay.

This, and on top of that every state makes their tax money regardless of whether it's income or not. Is it a factor? Sure, but probably not nearly to the extent the media makes it sound.

[Goondal]

What would the hypothetical London team look like? As if they would not have enough problems bringing in free agents.