Colts
- Colts rookie K Rodrigo Blankenship tweeted that he met veteran K Adam Vinatieri during his first day kicking in Indianapolis. There remains speculation over whether Vinatieri will return as a kicker for the Colts this season with Blankenship and K Chase McLaughlin already on the roster.
- The NFL and NFLPA are discussing a 2021 salary cap floor of $175 million, which is down from the $198.2 million this year. It’s possible that the figure could be pushed higher, depending on the revenue losses incurred by the league from the 2020 season.
- Jason Fitzgerald of OverTheCap.com projects the Colts to have $91,063,223 of cap space next year, assuming the cap is set at $175 million.
Jaguars
- The NFL and NFLPA are discussing a 2021 salary cap floor of $175 million, which is down from the $198.2 million this year. It’s possible that the figure could be pushed higher, depending on the revenue losses incurred by the league from the 2020 season.
- Jason Fitzgerald of OverTheCap.com projects the Jaguars to have $63,695,889 of cap space next year, assuming the cap is set at $175 million.
Titans
- Jim Wyatt of TenneseeTitans.com says that the Titans’ biggest offseason departure was their trade of DL Jurrell Casey to the Broncos, which will provide them salary cap relief going forward.
- One interesting development for the Titans defensive line this offseason is that second-year DL Jeffery Simmons has been working with trainers to strengthen his knee in order to get rid of a brace he wore during the 2019 season.
- The Titans also continue to entertain the idea of signing free agent DE Jadeveon Clowney, who still remains on the market and has had several different teams show interest in him.
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