Here is a look at the Colts' dead cap hits for at least $1 million for the 2025 season and how much money it would save (or cost) the team to cut each player according to spotrac.com. To be clear ...

2025 Dead Cap (After June 1): $292,609; 2026 Dead Cap: $0 2025 Savings (After June 1): $1,453,207 Like many members of Minnesota's 2022 draft class, third-round pick Brian Asamoah just didn't pan out.

Cutting Durham frees another $2.175M, leading to total cap savings of just under $7M on the day (including Mostert). Combined, the three players will also account for $9M of dead-cap space in 2025.

Willis, however, found his way into the No. 2 slot on the list, largely because the team would save money against the salary cap if it cut ties with the young quarterback.

Jaguars cut WR Gabe Davis, take $20.3M cap hit. By Reuters. May 7, 2025 4:36 PM ... Jacksonville then moved up three spots to No. 2 in the 2025 NFL Draft last month and selected versatile receiver ...

Dead cap: $37.4 million. Cap hit: $26.6 million. Cost: $10.8 million. The Colts are extremely unlikely to cut Buckner given that he's one of the best players on the team. There is also no cap savings.