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Not every NFL team is blessed with cap space this offseason. The New England Patriots, for example, have little worry and plenty incentive to spend at an estimated $119 million in cap space, according to Over The Cap. Other teams, such as the New Orleans Saints, with a $51 million hole to climb out of, have plenty of cap gymnastics ahead over the next few months.
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Arizona Cardinals: Jalen Thompson, S
General Manager Monti Ossenfort has avoided big swings, which often frustrates the fan base. But it has put the Cardinals in a good place and positioned them to improve the roster. Per Over The Cap, Arizona ranks fourth in the NFL with $71.3 million in available cap space. There’s not an obvious potential cap casualty on the roster. Thompson is a possibility. He has started for most of his six seasons. He’s dependable. He’s also entering the final year of his contract. The Cardinals in December locked up safety Budda Baker. They drafted Dadrion Taylor-Demerson in the fourth round of last year’s draft. This might be the place. Releasing Thompson, 27 in July, would save Arizona nearly $6.6 million in cap space.
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