by Stephen Igoe
The Sunday action from Week 4 of the NFL season is in the books. Following another compelling round of games, teams around the league now have a legitimate idea of what their biggest strengths and weaknesses are four contests into the season. Front offices have already started to make big decisions to improve their 53-man rosters.
Two of the biggest free agents left standing were scooped up last week when Green Bay signed Bashaud Breeland and the Panthers inked Eric Reid to a free agent contract. Former all-pro receiver Dez Bryant still remains a free agent, as do some other notable names.
Here's a look at where all 32 teams in the league stand in regards to cap space after four weeks of action (all numbers are courtesy of Spotrac.com).
https://247sports.com/LongFormArtic...L-teams-through-Week-4-122423573/#122423573_1
19. Los Angeles Rams: $6.319 million
(Photo: John McCoy, Getty)
Total Cap: $175.2 million
Active Cap: $147.0 million
Dead Cap: $12.8 million
Adjustments: $4.3 million
The Sunday action from Week 4 of the NFL season is in the books. Following another compelling round of games, teams around the league now have a legitimate idea of what their biggest strengths and weaknesses are four contests into the season. Front offices have already started to make big decisions to improve their 53-man rosters.
Two of the biggest free agents left standing were scooped up last week when Green Bay signed Bashaud Breeland and the Panthers inked Eric Reid to a free agent contract. Former all-pro receiver Dez Bryant still remains a free agent, as do some other notable names.
Here's a look at where all 32 teams in the league stand in regards to cap space after four weeks of action (all numbers are courtesy of Spotrac.com).
https://247sports.com/LongFormArtic...L-teams-through-Week-4-122423573/#122423573_1
19. Los Angeles Rams: $6.319 million
(Photo: John McCoy, Getty)
Total Cap: $175.2 million
Active Cap: $147.0 million
Dead Cap: $12.8 million
Adjustments: $4.3 million