Who a salary cap dip in 2021 hurts most on the Titans
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The NFL salary cap grew to $198.2 million this year with projections for sizable growth in a year with the players’ share of all revenue growing from 47 to 48 percent in the new CBA.
But with the potential for empty stadiums or venues with significantly reduced attendance and with sponsors that may be ailing and unwilling or unable to spend as they have in the past, predictions for the 2021 salary cap are now dire.
Adam Schefter reported that insiders are telling him it could plummet by $30 to $80 million.
Let’s go halfway and say it took a $55 million tumble to just under $143.2 million.
Per spotrac, the Titans currently have 48 players under contract for 2021 worth $136.4 million.
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