How much each NFL team paid players not on their team in 2020

[45catfan]

Nothing surprising at all, dead cap figures are projected out for several years and saw this implosion coming.  I knew it was extremely bad and probably one of the worst in the League, so to see it actually IS the worst comes as shocking as someone saying water is wet.

[Bama Panther]

19 hours ago, joemac said:

2022 things get MUCH better.

The 2022 numbers only account for 21 players being under contract. Sure, it looks like a lot of cap to play with, but they’ve got to spread that over 30-ish players. 

[jfra78]

Everyone blaming Hurney,but the two biggest factors were Matt Kalil and Luke. I get roasting him for everything but he had no control over those 2 contracts

[Icege]

21 hours ago, WS Pantherfan said:

Not something you want to be leading the NFL in but at least next year we will not have as much dead money.

 

I have been explicitly told that Carolina chose to sign Shaq Thompson instead of James Bradberry and that it's Shaq's fault that both teams are not in the postseason.

Surely, the $50M+ in dead cap space had no effect whatsoever on that... 

[panthertime]

The curse of Marty Hurney keeps on giving and giving. Poo Hurney. 

[shaqattaq]

On 2/7/2021 at 8:36 AM, Davidson Deac II said:

In fairness, a big part of our 2020 dead money hit was Matt Kalil, and that was all Gettleman.  

Well fug him too then!

[Proudiddy]

We'll prolly keep the torch this year after the Teddy situation is resolved lol.

[Tartan Panther]

Can anyone explain to me how the saints seemed to have restructured the Brees contract to lessen the potential impact of him retiring but we seem to have taken the full brunt of Luke's deal? Is this something we could've done with Luke's contract? Or is there a difference in how they are structured? Or are they simply spreading his cost out over a longer period?