When was the salary cap introduced to the nfl?
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For what season was the salary cap introduced to the NFL? When was it agreed that there would be a salary cap in the NFL?
1994
1993
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When was the salary cap introduced to the nfl?
Salary cap NBA salary cap Franchise tag 2002 NFL expansion draft Luxury tax (sports) Practice squad National Football League Draft NHL salary cap 2011 NFL lockout United States Football League
Some leagues, in particular the <b>NFL</b>, have a hard <b>salary floor</b> that requires teams 
to meet the <b>salary floor</b>&nbsp;... The NBA <b>salary cap</b> is the limit to the total amount of money that National 
Basketball ... By contrast, the <b>NFL</b> and NHL <b>salary caps</b> are considered hard, 
meaning that they ... The 2017 CBA <b>introduced</b> two-way contracts between NBA 
teams and&nbsp;... In the National Football League (<b>NFL</b>), the franchise tag is a designation a team 
may apply to a ... in the other major pro sports leagues, the <b>NFL</b> revenue sharing 
and a hard <b>salary cap</b> have placed teams on an even playing field relative to 
salaries. ... The National Football League <b>introduced</b> the franchise tag in 1993. This was the third expansion draft after the <b>NFL</b> had instituted the <b>salary cap</b>, 
which limited the total amount teams could&nbsp;... A luxury tax in professional sports is a surcharge put on the aggregate payroll of 
a team to the ... While MLB does not have a set <b>salary cap</b>, the luxury tax charges 
teams with high payrolls a considerable ... The National Football League (<b>NFL</b>) 
and the National Hockey League (NHL) both have hard <b>salary caps</b>, making it&nbsp;... In sports, the practice squad, also called the taxi squad or practice roster, is a 
group of players ... Beginning in 1977, a more limited inactive system was 
<b>introduced</b> (often consisting of either two or four players, ... <b>NFL&#39;s</b> roster cuts at 
the beginning of the <b>NFL</b> season; the extra 5 players do not count against a 
team&#39;s <b>salary cap</b>. The National Football League Draft, also called the <b>NFL</b> Draft or the Player 
Selection Meeting, ... At a league meeting in December 1934, the <b>NFL introduced</b> 
a waiver rule to prevent such transactions. ... The exact mechanism for the rookie 
<b>salary cap</b> is set out in the <b>NFL&#39;s</b> collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with the
&nbsp;... The NHL <b>salary cap</b> is the total amount of money that National Hockey League (
NHL) teams ... NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman demanded &quot;cost certainty&quot; and 
<b>presented</b> the NHLPA ... Also, as is the case with &quot;non-guaranteed&quot; contracts in 
the <b>NFL</b>, NHL contracts can contain signing bonuses and like in the <b>NFL</b>, signing
&nbsp;... The 2011 National Football League Player lockout was a work stoppage 
imposed by the ... The major issues disputed were the <b>salary cap</b>, players&#39; safety 
and health benefits, revenue sharing and television ... a CBA, there were no rules 
in place regarding a <b>salary cap</b> or <b>floor</b>, free agency, and similar labor-related 
issues. The <b>NFL introduced</b> a <b>salary cap</b> in 1994. A territorial draft, to better stock teams 
with familiar local collegiate stars to help the gate. (Similar to the proposed All-&nbsp;...
the 1994 season
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