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NFL 2019 potential cap casualties: Offense

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There will be a good number of players who will hit free agency in March because their contract is up. But the full list of available players will change before and after the start of free agency because of what are most often referred to as ‘cap casualties’. Which basically just means players who teams think are paid more than they are worth or more than they can afford and they need to get them off the books before guarantees kick in.

Therefore any lists of free agents won’t entirely include many of the best players who will be available. For instance, Jordy Nelson was the Raiders top receiver last season and he signed with the team after becoming a cap casualty from the Packers.

In the spirit, I have compiled a complete list of players with the highest likelihood of getting cut loose this offseason (barring major contract restructures) whether it be for performance, salary or a combination of the two and I’ve separated them by position for easier browsing. Enjoy.

Quarterbacks

Joe Flacco, Ravens

Eli Manning, Giants

Blake Bortles, Jaguars

Case Keenum, Broncos

AJ McCarron, Raiders

Ryan Tannehill, Dolphins

Running back

Lamar Miller, Texans

(FB) Rhett Ellison, Giants

Carlos Hyde, Jaguars

LeSean McCoy, Bills

Chris Ivory, Bills

(FB) Patrick DiMarco, Bills

Theo Riddick, Lions

Wide receivers

Allen Hurns, Cowboys

Terrance Williams, Cowboys

Travis Benjamin, Chargers

Ted Ginn Jr, Saints

Michael Crabtree, Ravens

DeSean Jackson, Buccaneers

Jaron Brown, Seahawks

Emmanuel Sanders, Broncos

Pierre Garcon, 49ers

Seth Roberts, Raiders

Mohamed Sanu, Falcons

DeVante Parker, Dolphins

Eli Rogers, Steelers

Tight ends

Dwayne Allen, Patriots

Jimmy Graham, Packers

Charles Clay, Bills

Kyle Rudolph, Vikings

Ed Dickson, Seahawks

Jordan Reed, Washington

Vernon Davis, Washington

Jermaine Gresham, Cardinals

Derek Carrier, Raiders

Dion Sims, Bears

Tackles

Jason Peters, Eagles

Andrus Peat, Saints

Jermey Parnell, Jaguars

Bryan Bulaga, Packers

Matt Kalil, Panthers

Mike Remmers, Vikings

D.J. Humphries, Cardinals

Donald Penn, Raiders

Demar Dotson, Buccaneers

Marcus Gilbert, Steelers

Guards

Vlad Ducasse, Bills

T.J. Lang, Lions

Josh Sitton, Dolphins

Evan Smith, Buccaneers

Centers

John Sullivan, Rams

Justin Britt, Seahawks

A.Q. Shipley, Cardinals

J.C. Tretter, Browns

Ben Jones, Titans

See the Defensive players