Where do the Miami Dolphins moves this week, leave the team against the salary cap?

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Today on the show, looking at some of the financial implications for the Dolphins against the salary cap and what kind of spending availability they have from a

cap perspective, and I'll give you a little spoiler alert, there's probably some

corresponding moves that are going to need to happen for the dolphins based off of the

dead cap charges that they are now incurring from Jalen Ramsey,

not just for 2025, but also 2026.

You're bringing in a contract for a player that's getting over $15 million

in compensation, and how do you classify that money for salary cap purposes?

We get a whole new fresh set of questions.

So what I can tell you is this.

The NFL Players Association on a daily basis puts out a public salary cap report.

And it's the official books of the teams, courtesy of the Players Association.

And the Dolphins, before processing this transaction with

Jalen Ramsey and Minka Fitzpatrick and Jono Smith and everybody passing their

physicals and X, Y, and Z, the dolphins have about $14 million in gap space.

As a matter of fact, the public salary cap report

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