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The NFL salary cap is a limit set by the league that each of the 32 NFL franchises can spend on player salaries and bonuse s for the upcoming league year. This cap limit is calculated based on projected revenues and collectively bargained agreements to ensure competitive balance across the league. NFL teams must stay under the salary cap or face penalties and fines . The new NFL league year begins on March 13, and on that date, teams will need to ensure that they are under the salary cap. The 2024 # NFL salary cap is expected to be in the range of $250 million, per NBC A significant increase from last season's $224.8 million. pic.twitter.com/1qeECILlSM — Dov Kleiman (@ NFL _DovKleiman) February 19, 2024 The final cap limit is expected to be confirmed by the NFL next week. Initial reports suggested a figure of around $242 million , but according to NBC’s Mike Florio, it could be as high as $250 million. This is great news for teams with plenty of cap space, as they c...

ESPN and TNT have announced that they will collaborate on Game and studio coverage for the Inaugural NBA In-Season Tournament Semifinals on Thursday, December 7. TNT’s In-Season Tournament coverage will see TNT and ESPN commentator s integrated across both networks throughout the night. ESPN will exclusively televise the 5 p.m. ET semifinal game, with ESPN’s Mike Breen and Doris Burke being joined by TNT analyst Reggie Miller to provide commentary for the game. ESPN’s Lisa Salters will serve as the reporter. NBA Tip-Off in Las Vegas will include Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O’Neal alongside ESPN’s NBA Countdown studio team. Pregame coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. ET and live game coverage will follow at 9 p.m. ET. Kevin Harlan will call TNT’s Semifinals coverage with Candace Parker, Doc Rivers and Allie LaForce. Inside the NBA coverage following the Semifinals will feature Johnson, Barkley, Smith and O’Neal along with Stephen A. Smith and Michael Wilbon of ...

Football is back, and we have a massive NFL Week 1 slate in store for us on Sunday. While Pickswise is the home of free NFL picks , we love to give our users the opportunity to have your say on which picks you like too. That’s where our brand-new feature Call It comes in. Call It lets our readers tell us which NFL they’re taking on the spread in each game by clicking the buttons on each game preview page (if you haven’t tried it yet, go right ahead and join in the fun!). And whether you like to follow the public or swim against the tide, it can help to know what everyone else is thinking and which are the popular teams for this Sunday’s NFL Week 1 slate. Below you can find the 3 most-supported NFL teams from Pickswise’s Call It feature, along with the percentage of users that had picked them at the time of publishing. You can bet on all today’s sports at  FanDuel , America’s #1 sportsbook, which has a great new customer offer  where you can bet $5 and...