{"id":10319,"date":"2022-04-04T11:00:21","date_gmt":"2022-04-04T15:00:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/49erscap.com\/?p=10319"},"modified":"2022-04-04T10:55:15","modified_gmt":"2022-04-04T14:55:15","slug":"another-deeper-updated-look-at-the-49ers-2022-2023-salary-cap-situations","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/49erscap.com\/index.php\/2022\/04\/04\/another-deeper-updated-look-at-the-49ers-2022-2023-salary-cap-situations\/","title":{"rendered":"Another deeper updated look at the 49ers 2022, & 2023 salary cap situations"},"content":{"rendered":"

Yesterday I went over my current projected roster, with a short update on the 49ers 2022 salary cap situation<\/a>, so let\u2019s take a deeper look into the 49ers current 2022 & 2023 salary cap situations.<\/p>\n

Right now, the 49ers have 65 players signed or tendered for 2022, with a cap commitment of $217,149,720, along with $5,167,726 in dead money, for a total cap commitment of $222,317,446, but their top 51 rule comes to $210,861,515, leaving the 49ers $1,663,046 under their 2022 adjusted cap.<\/p>\n

Below are the 65 players with their 2022 cap number.<\/p>\n

    \n
  1. QB 10 Jimmy Garoppolo(2022)- $26,950,000<\/li>\n
  2. QB 5 Trey Lance(2024)- $7,751,195<\/li>\n
  3. QB 7 Nate Sudfeld(2022)- $2,000,000<\/li>\n
  4. RB 25 Elijah Mitchell(2024)- $870,893<\/li>\n
  5. RB 28 Trey Sermon(2024)- $1,107,485<\/li>\n
  6. RB 22 Jeff Wilson Jr.(2022)- $1,085,000<\/li>\n
  7. RB\/KR 23 JaMycal Hasty(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  8. FB 44 Kyle Juszczyk(2025)- $2,958,750<\/li>\n
  9. FB 40 Josh Hokit(2022)- $705,000<\/li>\n
  10. WR\/WR 19 Deebo Samuel(2022)- $4,890,519<\/li>\n
  11. WR\/PR 11 Brandon Aiyuk(2023)- $3,417,641<\/li>\n
  12. WR 15 Jauan Jennings(2022)- $825,000<\/li>\n
  13. WR\/KR\/PR 14 Ray-Ray McCloud(2023)- $1,910,000<\/li>\n
  14. WR — KeeSean Johnson(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  15. WR 86 Austin Mack(2022)- $825,000<\/li>\n
  16. WR 83 Connor Wedington(2022)- $705,000<\/li>\n
  17. TE 85 George Kittle(2025)- $7,769,765<\/li>\n
  18. TE 89 Charlie Woerner(2023)- $940,258<\/li>\n
  19. TE 82 Ross Dwelley(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  20. TE 84 Tanner Hudson(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  21. TE 88 Jordan Matthews(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  22. C 50 Alex Mack(2023)- $6,725,000<\/li>\n
  23. C\/LG\/RG 64 Jake Brendel(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  24. LG\/RG 65 Aaron Banks(2024)- $1,607,638<\/li>\n
  25. LG\/RG\/LT 68 Colton McKivitz(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  26. RG\/C\/RT 60 Daniel Brunskill(2022)- $2,433,000<\/li>\n
  27. RG — Keaton Sutherland(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  28. LT 71 Trent Williams(2026)- $14,031,765<\/li>\n
  29. LT\/RT\/RG\/LG 75 Jaylon Moore(2024)- $905,759<\/li>\n
  30. RT 69 Mike McGlinchey(2022)- $10,880,000<\/li>\n
  31. RT\/LT\/RG 67 Justin Skule(2022)- $939,887<\/li>\n
  32. RT 77 Alfredo Gutierrez(2022)- $705,000<\/li>\n
  33. DE\/LEO 97 Nick Bosa(2022)- $10,805,564<\/li>\n
  34. DE 92 Charles Omenihu(2022)- $2,540,000<\/li>\n
  35. DE 94 Jordan Willis(2022)- $920,000<\/li>\n
  36. DE\/DT — Kerry Hyder Jr.(2022)- $1,500,000<\/li>\n
  37. DE 55 Dee Ford(2022)- $6,949,997<\/li>\n
  38. LEO 56 Samson Ebukam(2022)- $8,250,000<\/li>\n
  39. LEO 58 Alex Barrett(2022)- $825,000<\/li>\n
  40. DT\/DE 91 Arik Armstead(2024)- $9,576,000<\/li>\n
  41. DT\/NT 99 Javon Kinlaw(2023)- $4,224,191<\/li>\n
  42. DT\/NT 90 Kevin Givens(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  43. DT 96 Maurice Hurst Jr.(2022)- $1,047,500<\/li>\n
  44. NT 98 Hassan Ridgeway(2022)- $1,800,000<\/li>\n
  45. NT 78 Chris Slayton(2022)- $705,000<\/li>\n
  46. WLB\/SLB 57 Dre Greenlaw(2022)- $2,620,429<\/li>\n
  47. WLB\/MLB 59 Curtis Robinson(2022)- $825,000<\/li>\n
  48. MLB 54 Fred Warner(2026)- $8,134,588<\/li>\n
  49. MLB\/WLB — Oren Burks(2023)- $1,408,000<\/li>\n
  50. SLB\/MLB 51 Azeez Al-Shaair(2022)- $3,986,000<\/li>\n
  51. SLB\/WLB 45 Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  52. CB 35 Charvarius Ward(2024)- $3,800,000<\/li>\n
  53. CB 4 Emmanuel Moseley(2022)- $6,555,529<\/li>\n
  54. CB 20 Ambry Thomas(2024)- $1,087,693<\/li>\n
  55. CB 38 Deommodore Lenoir(2024)- $896,217<\/li>\n
  56. CB 27 Dontae Johnson(2022)- $1,047,500<\/li>\n
  57. CB 43 Darqueze Dennard(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  58. CB — Ka\u2019dar Hollman(2022)- $895,000<\/li>\n
  59. FS 1 Jimmie Ward(2022)- $12,935,588<\/li>\n
  60. FS 33 Tarvarius Moore(2022)- $965,000<\/li>\n
  61. SS 29 Talanoa Hufanga(2024)- $885,038<\/li>\n
  62. SS 30 George Odum(2024)- $1,435,000<\/li>\n
  63. PK 9 Robbie Gould(2022)- $5,509,313<\/li>\n
  64. P 18 Mitch Wishnowsky(2022)- $1,156,018<\/li>\n
  65. LS 46 Taybor Pepper(2022)- $1,120,000<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Now, the 49ers can create cap room to sign more players, with the following options.<\/p>\n

    They could restructure left tackle Trent Williams\u2019s deal, which saves the team $4.904 million, they could also restructure Fred Warner\u2019s deal, which saves the team $1,223,200.<\/p>\n

    They could also look to extend the likes of defensive end Samson Ebukam($3.892 million saved), cornerback Emmanuel Moseley($2.692 million saved), and free safety Jimmie Ward($6.224 million saved), now those numbers are the maximum that they can save, which requires them to either sign these players to 4-year extensions through 2026, or add on enough void years to get the maximum savings.<\/p>\n

    Besides cutting or trading quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, these are the 49ers really only options to create cap room, and it\u2019d be stupid to cut Jimmy right now, when he\u2019s due $7.5 million if he\u2019s cut, due to his injury guarantee, which he only gets if he is cut while hurt, which, of course, he is right now.<\/p>\n

    Now, let\u2019s look at the 49ers 2023 salary cap situation.<\/p>\n

    As of now, the 49ers have 21 players signed for 2022, with a cap commitment of $150,149,200, plus $14,984,999 in dead money, for a total cap commitment of $165,134,199, leaving them $59,865,801 under a projected 2023 cap of $225 million, and if you factor in enough players for the top 51 rule, they\u2019d be $37,365,801 under the 2023 cap.<\/p>\n

    Below are the 21 players, with their cap number.<\/p>\n

      \n
    1. QB Trey Lance(2024)- $9,301,434<\/li>\n
    2. RB Trey Sermon(2024)- $1,328,982<\/li>\n
    3. RB Elijah Mitchell(2024)- $985,893<\/li>\n
    4. FB Kyle Juszcyzk(2025)- $6,588,750<\/li>\n
    5. WR Brandon Aiyuk(2023)- $3,987,248<\/li>\n
    6. WR\/KR\/PR Ray-Ray McCloud(2023)- $2,090,000<\/li>\n
    7. TE George Kittle(2025)- $18,383,000<\/li>\n
    8. TE Charlie Woerner(2023)- $1,055,258<\/li>\n
    9. C Alex Mack(2023)- $5,075,000<\/li>\n
    10. LG Aaron Banks(2024)- $1,929,166<\/li>\n
    11. LT Trtent Williams(2026)- $26,270,000<\/li>\n
    12. LT Jaylon Moore(2024)- $1,020,759<\/li>\n
    13. DT Arik Armstead(2024)- $24,346,000<\/li>\n
    14. DT Javon Kinlaw(2023)- $4,928,223<\/li>\n
    15. MLB Fred Warner(2026)- $18,525,000<\/li>\n
    16. MLB Oren Burks(2023)- $2,773,000<\/li>\n
    17. CB Charvarius Ward(2024)- $16,405,000<\/li>\n
    18. CB Ambry Thomas(2024)- $1,305,232<\/li>\n
    19. CB Deommodore Lenoir(2024)- $1,011,217<\/li>\n
    20. SS George Odum(2024)- $1,840,000<\/li>\n
    21. SS Talanoa Hufanga(2024)- $1,000,038<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Currently the 49ers have 9 draft picks for the 2022 draft, with those being, a 2nd<\/sup>-rounder(#61st<\/sup>-overall), 2 3rd<\/sup>-rounders(#93rd<\/sup>-overall, & #105th<\/sup>-overall, comp pick for losing Mike McDaniel), a 4th<\/sup>-rounder(#134th<\/sup>-overall), a 5th<\/sup>-rounder(#172nd<\/sup>-overall), 3 6th<\/sup>-rounders(#187th<\/sup>-overall, #220th<\/sup>-overall, & #221st<\/sup>-overall, comp picks for losing Solomon Thomas & Kerry Hyder Jr.), and a 7th<\/sup>-rounder(#262nd<\/sup>-overall, comp pick for losing C.J. Beathard), with these picks set to count $9,428,256 in 2023.<\/p>\n

      If we add those 9 picks to the 49ers 2023 cap commitment, they\u2019d have $159,631,332 in cap commitment for 30 players, the aforementioned $14,984,999 in dead money, for a total cap commitment of $174,616,331, leaving the team, on a projected 2023 cap of $225 million, with $50,383,669 in 2023 cap room, but that\u2019s with 30 players, so when we add enough for the top 51 rule, they\u2019d have $34,633,669 in cap room.<\/p>\n

      Of course, these numbers don\u2019t include pending extensions for wide receiver Deebo Samuel, & defensive end Nick Bosa, with those deals looking like they\u2019ll come in at around $25 million for Deebo, & $32 million for Bosa.<\/p>\n

      If we add in a $8 million cap hit for Deebo, & a $14 million cap hit for Bosa, that would give the 49ers a cap commitment of for 32 players, plus the $14,939,999 in dead money, a total of $200,616,331 in cap commitment, leaving them with $28,383,669 on a $225 million cap, but that\u2019s with 32 players signed, when we add in enough for the top 51, they\u2019d have $14,133,669.<\/p>\n

      Also, I\u2019m willing to bet that center Alex Mack will retire in 2023, which, after the top 51 rule, saves the team $3.1 million, putting those numbers at $31,483,669, with 31 players, & $19,233,669 with 51 players.<\/p>\n

      Of course, the 49ers have some players that will most definitely be here in 2023 that are either RFAs or ERFAs, those being wide receiver Jauan Jennings, left guard Colton McKivitz, & defensive tackle Kevin Givens, with Jennings tender being for $940,000, McKivitz\u2019s for $2.736 million, & Givens\u2019 for $2.629 million, putting their cap commitment to $187,936,332, with Mack, or $182,861,332 without Mack, plus the $14,939,999 in dead money with Mack, giving them a cap commitment of $202,291,331, They\u2019d have $16,209,999 in dead money without Mack, a total cap commitment of $199,071,331 without Mack, giving them $22,078,669 with Mack, $25,928,669 without Mack, but that\u2019s without enough players for the top 51, with those being $10,078,669 with Mack, & $13,178,669 without Mack.<\/p>\n

      Now, if the 49ers do let Jimmy Garoppolo go, either via trade or release when he’s healthy, they save that $25.55 million, which, in my opinion, they could carryover as much as $15 million of it, the reason why they wouldn’t rollover all of it is due to the fact that the team needs to have between $6 million to $8 million for in season roster moves.<\/p>\n

      In yesterday’s article<\/a>, I had two projected rosters, with cap implications, the cap room for the 1st roster, after factoring in $8 million fort in seas roster moves, they’d be able to carryover $15,841,495, and with the 2nd roster, they’d be able to carryover $15,661,694, which would give the 49ers between $37,920,164 to $37,730,363 with Alex Mack on the team, or between $41,020,164 to $40,830,363 with Mack retiring, but that’s with just the 35 players, or 34 players, depending on if the Mack retires.<\/p>\n

      Now, when we add in enough players to get to the team’s top 51 rule, they’d have between $25,920,164 to $25,740,363, with Mack on the team, so without Mack, they’d have between $29,020,164 to $28,840,363 for the 2023 offseason, which would go a long way towards extending, re-signing their own, or adding outside vets.<\/p>\n

      The 49ers would have the following pending free agents.<\/p>\n

      UFA:<\/strong><\/p>\n

      QB Nate Sudfeld
      \nRB Jeff Wilson Jr.
      \nTE Ross Dwelley
      \nTE Tanner Hudson
      \nTE Jordan Matthews
      \nC Jake Brendel
      \nRG Daniel Brunskill
      \nRT Mike McGlinchey
      \nRT Justin Skule
      \nDE Samson Ebukam
      \nDE Jordan Willis
      \nDE Kerry Hyder Jr.
      \nDT Mauirce Hurst Jr.
      \nNT Hassan Ridgeway
      \nWLB Dre Greenlaw
      \nSLB Azeez Al-Shaair
      \nCB Emmanuel Moseley
      \nCB Dontae Johnson
      \nCB Darqueze Dennard
      \nFS Jimmie Ward
      \nFS Tarvarius Moore
      \nPK Robbie Gould
      \nP Mitch Wishnowsky
      \nLS Taybor Pepper<\/p>\n

      RFA:<\/strong><\/p>\n

      RB JaMycal Hasty
      \nWR KeeSean Johnson
      \nLG Colton McKivitz
      \nRG Keaton Sutherland
      \nDT Kevin Givens
      \nSLB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles
      \nCB Ka\u2019dar Hollman<\/p>\n

      ERFA:<\/strong><\/p>\n

      FB Josh Hokit
      \nWR Jauan Jennings
      \nWR Austin Mack
      \nWR Connor Wedington
      \nRT Alfredo Gutierrez
      \nDE Alex Barrett
      \nNT Chris Slayton
      \nWLB Curtis Robinson<\/p>\n

      Now, of the 49ers pending UFAs, there a few who seem like guys the 49ers would consider extending, or re-signing, those being, defensive end Samson Ebukam, cornerback Emmanuel Moseley, & free safety Jimmie Ward, who counts $6.395 million already in 2023, so by extending him now, not only would the 49ers save $6.224 million for 2022, but they could also get his 2023 cap number in that $6.395 million to $8 million range, only using up less than $2 million in cap room.<\/p>\n

      The team will likely want weakside linebacker Dre Greenlaw, and\/or strongside linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair back, but they could decide to choose between the two, and if they extend Al-Shaair, who\u2019s a RFA right now, to a multi-year deal, that might mean Greenlaw\u2019s chances of returning in 2023 being 50\/50 at best.<\/p>\n

      The team is going to also need to decide on right tackle Mike McGlinchey, who is set to make a fully guaranteed $10.88 million, and if he plays well, the 49ers will have to decide whether to extend him, or not, as he could potentially play so well, that he\u2019s no longer affordable, plus I\u2019m not sure if the 49ers want to pay two Tackle big money.<\/p>\n

      The 49ers might have a completely new special teams\u2019 trio in 2023, as placekicker Robbie Gould, punter Mitch Wishnowsky, & long snapper Taybor Pepper are all scheduled to be UFAs, and I\u2019d have to think Gould might retire, and the 49ers may want to go younger.<\/p>\n

      If players like running back Jeff Wilson Jr., right guard Daniel Brunskill, defensive ends Jordan Willis, & Kerry Hyder Jr., nose tackle Hassan Ridgeway, & free safety Tarvraius Moore play well, they could be back on either low money 1-year deals, or lower-ish money on multi-year deals.<\/p>\n

      As for the 2023 draft, the 49ers will have the following picks, their 2nd<\/sup>-rounder, their 3rd<\/sup>-rounder, 2 compensatory 3rd<\/sup>-rounders for losing Robert Saleh\/Martin Mayhew, & Mike McDaniel in the last 2 offseasons, their 4th<\/sup>-rounder, their 5th<\/sup>-rounder, their 7th<\/sup>-rounder, & Denver\u2019s 7th<\/sup>-rounder, plus they are, as of writing of this article, projected by OverTheCap.com, to get a 5th<\/sup>-round comp pick for losing D.J. Jones, and 3 7th<\/sup>-round comp picks for losing Arden Key, Raheem Mostert, & K\u2019Waun Williams, so they\u2019ll have a lot of draft capital to use both this offseason & next offseason, 13 picks in total for 2023, projected of course, with the Mostert & Williams 7th<\/sup>-rounders not guaranteed, due to them being so close to the bottom of the comp pick projection by OverTheCap\u2019s Nick Korte.<\/p>\n

      So, as I\u2019ve been saying for months, the 49ers will be able to extend not just Nick Bosa, & Deebo Samuel this offseason, but also Brandon Aiyuk next offseason, while having the likes of George Kittle, Trent Williams, Arik Armstead, Fred Warner, & Charvarius Ward signed to big money deals.<\/p>\n

      Finally, when it comes to Jimmy Garoppolo, I do believe he\u2019ll be elsewhere by the time the season begins, as it\u2019s Trey Lance\u2019s time to start at quarterback, which could save as much as $25.55 million, which the 49ers could carry most of it over into 2023.<\/p>\n

      And with that said, I thank you for reading, as always, leave a comment, or follow me on Twitter @49erscap<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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