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NFL Increases Salary Cap Minimum To $180 Million
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The NFL has increased the salary cap to a minimum of $180 million for the 2021 season.
The league and the NFL Players Association had previously set a minimum of $175 million because of revenue losses incurred during the coronavirus pandemic.
The final cap number will be determined following further review of revenue figures for 2020 and other accounting. The cap was $198 million last season.
Total attendance was 1.2 million, down from 17 million in 2019. Thirteen teams didn’t allow fans in the regular season and other clubs limited crowd size to provide social distancing in compliance with health and safety regulations in their state.
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