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The NFL salary cap is a complicated beast, but it’s one of the most important things to know in order to form a good team. The 2024 salary cap is set to $255.4 million. Here’s what that means for the teams, players, and the players’ contracts. What is a salary cap? The salary cap is a limit on the amount of money an NFL team can spend on player contracts (including base salary and bonuses). This is different from other sports leagues like the NBA because it is a hard cap, leaving no room for flexibility. The cap is set to $255.4 million this year, and no team may exceed that number. It was implemented as a way for the league to control spending on player salaries and limit financial risks. The NFL believes that it is more fair to have every team with the same spending limitation to avoid rich owners simply buying better players (and therefore, presumably, Super Bowl trophies) simply because they can. The salary cap number increases nearly every year (with the exception of 2020 aft...

With the Super Bowl just a hair’s width away, the Detroit Lions are truly on the verge of making History . Were they to progress against the San Fransisco 49ers, Dan Campbell’s side would make their first ever Super Bowl. Leading the line in blue is Jared Goff, the California native who has been the standout star for the Lions this season. And his value to the team is certainly reflected in his wages, so let’s take a look. Yeah, Jah‼️ pic.twitter.com/MBta77FzbB — Detroit Lions (@Lions) January 25, 2024 How much does Jared Goff make? What is his salary? Spotrac, a website that tracks the wages of NFL stars, says that in 2024, Goff will earn a base salary of $21,650,064 and a roster bonus of $5,000,000 , while carrying a cap hit of $31,650,064 and a dead cap value of $5,000,000. He has a figure of $57 million guaranteed at signing. All these numbers fit for space exploration averages out at $26,914,690 per season. The #1 draft pick in 2016 signed a four-year deal with the L...

Nearly 1 million California workers would win major salary increases under a pair of bills in the state Legislature SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Nearly 1 million California workers are poised to win major salary increases after labor unions flexed their collective muscle in the state's Democratic-led Legislature on Monday following a summer of high-profile strikes in the entertainment and hospitality industries. Most of the state's 500,000 fast food workers would be paid at least $20 per hour next year under a new bill aimed at ending a standoff between the industry and labor unions over wages and working conditions. About 455,000 health care workers — not doctors and nurses, but the people who do everything else at hospitals, dialysis clinics and other facilities — will see their salaries rise to at least $25 per hour over the next 10 years in a separate bill. Both proposals must first pass the state Legislature and be signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom. But the proposals have the...