ASHBURN, Va. (AP) — General Manager Bruce Allen said Monday the Washington Redskins were the victims of a "travesty of fairness" because of a $36 mi...
Tom Brady may not be leaving any money on the table (and actually getting a raise) when it comes to his new contract extension with the Patriots, but ...
By Joel Corry, National Football Post The largest salary cap numbers can be a pretty good indicator for how NFL teams value the different playing p...
By Joel Corry, National Football Post Since NFL player contracts aren’t fully guaranteed and constrained by the salary cap, a majority of them ar...
By Andrew Brandt, National Football Post At the NFL meetings this week my sense is things were a bit, uh, awkward. Earlier docked $36 million and $...
The dominant story in football in the coming months will be the potential for the "no football in 2011", a season washed out by NFL owners locking out NFL players from playing games.
During a twist-off of the salary cap, NFL GMs are wheeling and dealing like fantasy football geeks. I asked SD Linebacker Shawne Merriman if the musical chairs is getting to him.
