The post-June 1 designation provides that flexibility by spreading a player's dead cap hit over two seasons. For higher-priced players, it also helps teams move players who could be on the trade ...

A post-June 1 designation spreads a player's cap hit over two years, reducing the impact on cap space for the current season. While the designation can be used for players who are cut, it can also ...

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 fact that they had to move on from two former great corners was just a necessary result of a cap management struggle. Slay has been a Pro Bowl player for Philadelphia since he arrived in a ...

The Commanders remedied that by letting Allen go in a salary cap move on March 7 and watching him sign a 3-year, $51 million free agent contract with the Minnesota Vikings a few days later.

In essence, the post-June 1 designation gives teams more cap flexibility. The Cowboys will likely make a move or two taking advantage of the designation, so keep your eyes peeled and we'll keep ...