Tyler Forness discusses the Minnesota Vikings salary cap situation, as it starts to get murky, heading into 2025. *The Vikings Salary Cap Situation Is Worth Monitoring Right Now...* For more VIKINGS c ...

His 2024 cap number — around $4.5 million — is the 13th largest among Vikings currently on the roster. By cutting him, the Vikings could save around $2 million.

After Mattison's release the Vikings now have $4.7 million in dead cap money this year. Mattison accounts for $1.25 million of that with another $3.1 million coming from Dalvin Cook's cut last June.

Still, the Vikings have holes to fill and about $26 million to spend if they choose to. Whom could they target among the remaining free agents? Here are 10 names to consider: Hunter Renfrow, WR ...

Salary cap space: $3,486,128 across 54 players Dead cap: $39,715,734 across 18 players ...

If the Vikings cut or trade Cook prior to June 1, they will save $5.9 million or $7.9 million, respectively, per Over The Cap. If Minnesota cuts or trades him after June 1, the team will save $9 ...

Jefferson’s cap hit currently sits at $4,175,438 and signing him before or during the 2023 season would allow the Vikings to put some of his signing bonus onto this year’s salary cap.

Sure, the Vikings will take a decent-sized dead cap hit here, but at the very least, they can save $5.152 million. Garrett Bradbury, C 2025 Cap Hit: $6,064,000 2025 Dead Cap (Before June 1 ...

The Minnesota Vikings and veteran wide receiver Adam Thielen have a "real possibility" to "part ways" as he's set to be close to a $20 million cap hit this season.

As of right now, no team in the NFL has more "dead money" — AKA salary cap charges for contracts of players who are no longer on the team — on its books than the Minnesota Vikings. They're ...