What is a post-June 1 cut in the NFL? This is when an NFL team releases a player on June 2 or later. In doing so, the team can spread out the player's dead cap money over more time.

The UK urged its Group of Seven allies to agree a cut to the price cap on Russian oil, saying the move is necessary to put further pressure on President Vladimir Putin to end Russia’s war in ...

The Giants could have cut Gano, who is signed through 2026, at the start of the offseason for $3.2 million in cap savings with a $2.5 million dead money charge.

Republican lawmakers reached a deal today to raise the cap for the state and local tax deduction, known as the SALT deduction. Find out more.

The Republican tax plan would raise the $10,000 cap for the state and local property tax deduction to $30,000 for families making up to $400,000. ... said the proposal "just doesn't cut it." ...

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San Francisco delayed some of the pain from the moves with Hargrave and Collins by designating them as post-June 1 cuts, which will push $21.5 million of additional dead money to the 2026 cap.

NFL teams can designate two players as a post-June 1 cut per year. Here's what the designation means and how it helps teams manage the salary cap. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX ...

The Buffalo Bills have released veteran linebacker Von Miller in a strategic move to create salary cap space, as reported by NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero.

The release of embattled guard Alex Cappa freed $8 million in cap space.. As of this writing, at least, that puts the Bengals at roughly $43.3 million in free cap space, per Over the Cap.. Things ...

NFL teams are looking to clear up the salary cap this time of year, which leads to casualties and players being cut due to relative cost. The Denver Broncos don't have many cap-casualty options ...

NFL teams are looking to clear up the salary cap this time of year, which leads to casualties and players being cut due to relative cost. The Denver Broncos don't have many cap-casualty options ...