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.

The next-most likely potential cap cut from Sanders, Tuttle and Robinson might be backup offensive tackle Yosh Nijman. Cutting him would save Carolina $3,655,000, but that's not much compared to ...

His cap hit if on the team is $19.75 million, which is the fourth-largest on the team this season. However, if the Colts were to move on from Smith, they would create an additional $16.75 million ...

Tyler Lockett, WR, Seattle Seahawks. At nearly $31 million, his 2025 cap hit is currently set to be the fourth largest of any receiver. That figure seems untenable for a 32-year-old who finished ...

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.

WR DK Metcalf. Age at start of 2025 season: 27 2025 cap hit: $31.9 million Savings by release or trade: $10.9 million Dead money: $21 million As part of a contract restructure ahead of last season ...

Combined, the three players will also account for $9M of dead-cap space in 2025. Since the Dolphins have to become cap-compliant by the start of the new league year on March 12, they could not use ...