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| Term | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Salary Cap | A limit on how much each NFL team can spend on player salaries per year. Imagine it’s like a giant piggy bank for player salaries that all teams have to share. |
| Why is there a cap? | To create a more fair competition (parity) by preventing teams with more money from buying all the best players. It’s like making sure everyone at a playground gets a turn on the swings! |
In simpler terms, a salary cap is a rule that sets a maximum amount of money that each National Football League (NFL) team can spend on its players’ salaries each year. This helps to create a more balanced competition by preventing teams with more money from simply buying all the best players.
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