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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 867033">By the way, those numbers have nothing to do with the CBA except that an additional $1 mil should be subtracted for the expansion of the practice squad from 10 to 12 in 2020.  As far as I can tell the CBA won't have any affect on players under contract already for 2020.  The mass of changes take affect in 2021.One caviat.  According to Graziano, the expanded playoff schedule in 2020 is estimated to bring in $150 mil of additional revenue.  Since it is incremental revenue after all expenses are presumably covered, 47% or thereabouts of that revenue would go to the players.$150 mil * 0.47 / 32 = $2.2 mil per team in possible additional cap.The NFL previously estimated a cap for this season of $196.8 - $201.2.  It could end up being at the high end of the range, or a little over if that estimate assumed nothing about the CBA.We'll know soon enough.</blockquote>

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