NFL Salary Cap Rising for 2020 Season

The recipient of an MBA in international business from the University of Miami, Brian Fettner owns the holding company BT Foods and has worked as a National Football League (NFL) player agent since 2014. In this capacity, Brian Fettner has secured more than $100 million in combined salary for his clients.

The NFL employs a salary cap, meaning that all teams must spend less than an agreed-upon figure in player contracts. That number was $123 million in 2013, but it has steadily risen since thanks in part to the growth of the league and its revenues. The 2019 salary cap increased by roughly 6 percent from the year prior to $188.2 million, and that figure is expected to see another significant hike for the 2020 season.

According to the NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the salary cap for 2020 will fall between $196.8 million and $201.2 million. This will mark the seventh straight year that the cap has increased. Moreover, it has increased by around 65 percent since 2011.

While quarterbacks are still generally among the highest-paid players in the league, salaries are rising across other key positions as well. This past season, the Philadelphia Eagles gave tackle Lane Johnson and guard Brandon Brooks record-breaking contract extensions for their respective positions.

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