Where can I find nfl salary cap data by team?
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You can't.  That is player and team info, not for the viewing of the public.  Distribution of this information is illegal.
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NFC 21\nAFC 19\n\nYou can look up stats on any previous SuperBowl at www.superbowl.com
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www.nfl.com, www.raiders.com, www.oaklandraiders.com\nwait wait wait\nRAIDERS BLOW\nRAIDERS BLOW\nRAIDERS BLOW!!!
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Go to http://www.nfle.com  THey have it all.
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the link has a player index, and lists this years salary for each player. I know it isnt exactly what you asked for, but its a start.
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Here ya go\nwww.nflhs.com/tipsdrills/coachbass/coachbass_6252003_sim.asp
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Try going to Salary.com
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WWW.NFL.COM and then find archives, that should get you what you want.
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http://www.nfl.com/features/rulebook
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A lot... I could search it for you, but I really have to go... just go to google and search 2004-2005 NBA pay check...
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Try http://www.salary.com you can check out the salary by locations.
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http://football.about.com/od/nflhistory/l/bl_nflstandings.htm\nthis site has the standings of every year since 1920, you can add up the records if you want,
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http://www.footballhistory.com
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I don't know but dallascowboyz.com has all the Cowboys team stats and personal bests! Go COWBOYS!!!
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right here\n\nhttp://mlbcontracts.blogspot.com/2004/12/boston-red-sox.html\n\nit shows all the players contracts and is updated daily
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Teams use a 'pick value chart' to determine whether or not a trade of draft picks is worth their while.  The values are different for each team, but here's a sample chart:\n\n1 - 3000\n2 - 2600\n3 - 2200\n4 - 1800\n5 - 1700\n6 - 1600\n7 - 1500\n8 - 1400\n9 - 1350\n10 - 1300\n11 - 1250\n12 - 1200\n13 - 1150\n14 - 1100\n15 - 1050\n16 - 1000\n17 - 950\n18 - 900\n19 - 875\n20 - 850\n21 - 800\n22 - 780\n23 - 760\n24 - 740\n25 - 720\n26 - 700\n27 - 680\n28 - 660\n29 - 640\n30 - 620\n31 - 600\n32 - 590
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I assume that you are talking about the players.  In that case it is baseball.  The NFL has a salary cap.  You don't see any football players signing $200 million dollar contracts like in baseball (Alex Rodriguez)