July 2nd, 2013 
Chris Boynton 
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Below is a list of the current NFL salary cap numbers per team.
The Cleveland Browns lead with a whopping $31,739,610.00
While the St. Louis Rams sit dead last with a paltry $314,088.00
The Vikings are right smack in the middle (#17 of 32)and have 7.01 million left to work with. That should allow for the remaining Rookie contracts and some additional money to fill out the roster when teams start making cuts. Any ideas ? Drop us a note in the comments section.
2013 NFL Cap Space per team
NFC East
Cowboys: $8.12 million
Eagles: $22.46 million
Giants: $3.30 million
Redskins: $1.41 million
NFC North
Bears: $1.63 million
Lions: $1.89 million
Packers: $16.32 million
Vikings: $7.01 million
NFC South
Buccaneers: $18.27 million
Falcons: $6.29 million
Panthers: $9.71 million
Saints: $5.17 million
NFC West
49ers: $6.42 million
Cardinals: $10.64 million
Rams: $314,088
Seahawks: $3.71 million
AFC East
Bills: $18.66 million
Dolphins: $17.63 million
Jets: $9.96 million
Patriots: $9.21 million
AFC North
Bengals: $19.96 million
Browns: $31.73 million
Ravens: $6.04 million
Steelers: $4.40 million
AFC South
Colts: $6.93 million
Jaguars: $23.03 million
Texans: $2.80 million
Titans: $9.24 million
AFC West
Broncos: $10.69 million
Chargers: $3.12 million
Chiefs: $3.56 million
Raiders: $7.62 million
I don’t like the idea that Green Bay has more than twice as much cap space as the Vikings do, but that’s just the way it goes. We can only hope that the Peckers spend it on some major busts. Looks like the Vikings will have to use most of theirs to sign their draft picks, and one can only hope that they pan out and live up to the hype that surrounded them before and during the draft. This has to be a breakout year for Ponder, no question about it. Let’s just hope he’s learned a lot, matured a lot, and can establish a rapport and chemistry with his new weapons. One more thing. D has to play PROFESSIONAL football as a cohesive unit. Our secondary has to be in the right place at the right time, go after and take away the football as often as they can. Everybody already knows that the backers need to provide help in coverage, help stop the run game, and know when to blitz. Most importantly, IMHO, we NEED a ferocious pass rush. GET TO THE QB. Rattle him, sack him, make him run, but be able to run him down laterally. We play Rodgers, Cutler, and Stafford for a total of six times a year. No matter what anybody else says, those three are all DANGEROUS to play against. The Vikings’ schedule is brutal this time around. We gotta step it up and rise to the challenge, or we’re going to be toast, and watching the playoffs from our living rooms.
Purple, The Packers don’t usually spend a lot on free agents primarily because they are the only NFL team that is owned by the people of G.B. They tend to be a bit conservative in that manner. As far as the Vikings pass rush, they are in good hands with Jared Allen providing the push at one end and Brian Robison and Everson Griffin manning the other side. The addition of Desmond Bishop if fully recovered should help the pass rush as well.
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