NFC Notes: Cardinals, Rams, Seahawks

July 25, 2020

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 Cardinals to have $22,614,826 of cap space next year, assuming the cap is set at $175 million.

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 Rams to have $8,105,006 of cap space next year, assuming the cap is set at $175 million.

Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that parties involved believe the 49ers and Cowboys were among those in on a potential trade for S Jamal Adams prior to the Jets finalizing a deal with the Seahawks.
Fowler adds that the NFL Draft’s uncertainty in 2021 was a factor in Seattle’s decision to acquire Adams.
As for the Seahawks’ possibility of signing Clowney, Fowler writes that it “all but closes the book” on his return.
Adam Caplan, citing a source with knowledge of the trade, reports that the Seahawks “went all in” to acquire Adams.
Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated mentions that Adams arrives with the two-years remaining on his current rookie deal and has yet to negotiate a new contract.
According to Mike Garafolo, the Seahawks were inquiring with the Jets about Adams “for months” and began seriously negotiating within the last two weeks.