After renegotiating a bunch of contracts (kicking the salary cap can down the road) and signing the Free Agents, the Bucs now have a little over $15 million in salary cap space. Around $11 million of that is needed to sign the draft class. That leaves the Bucs with a $4 million reserve to use to sign players who get cut before the season starts or in season if injuries dictate signing additional players.
After renegotiating a bunch of contracts (kicking the salary cap can down the road) and signing the Free Agents, the Bucs now have a little over $15 million in salary cap space. Around $11 million of that is needed to sign the draft class. That leaves the Bucs with a $4 million reserve to use to sign players who get cut before the season starts or in season if injuries dictate signing additional players.
Pretty slim.
I think they still have two more players that mentioned as possible "re-finance" candidates, but it seems like they do that only on an as needed basis.
