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The NFL`s salary cap increase benefits teams like the Bengals, while players like Dak Prescott prepare for the season.

The NFL has announced a substantial increase in the salary cap for the 2025 season, projected to range between $277.5 million and $281.5 million. This marks a significant rise of up to $26 million from the previous season`s cap of $255.4 million. Teams such as the Cincinnati Bengals are poised to benefit as they aim to secure receiver Tee Higgins with a long-term contract.

Other franchises, including the Minnesota Vikings, Kansas City Chiefs, and Philadelphia Eagles, are also considering re-signing key players in light of this financial boost. Meanwhile, the New Orleans Saints, despite being over the cap by $47.2 million, have seen a slight improvement in their cap situation due to this increase. The final cap figure is expected to be confirmed next week, just ahead of the new league year starting on March 12.

In player news, Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys is managing a minor foot sprain that is unlikely to hinder his readiness for the upcoming season. The Los Angeles Rams` Braden Fiske is focused on carving out his own identity following the legacy of Aaron Donald. The Minnesota Vikings are optimistic about J.J. McCarthy`s development, while New York Giants GM Joe Schoen has high hopes for Daniel Jones. The Tennessee Titans are transitioning under new leadership with Brian Callahan, and former teammate Brian Hoyer has praised Las Vegas Raiders QB Aidan O`Connell for his impressive rookie performance.

NFL salary cap and NFL updates are key topics in this evolving landscape.

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