Going into the draft this Thursday teams financial records are under the microscope. As I addressed in a discussion last week, the acquisition of a rookie does not only cost the team a draft pick; but also costs the price of a rookie contract. The salary cap for the 2013 NFL season is $123,000,000. As of the 3rd week of April, most teams still have money to spend. There are a handful of teams who have already found themselves over-budget. At this point in the year teams have between 52 and 77 players on roster - this number will have to be cut down to 51 going into week 1 of the regular season.

Here's a look at the adjusted 51-man available salary cap cash for each team in the NFC. These numbers are based on the highest paid 51 players currently under contract - assuming that players with less valuable deals are more likely to be roster casualties.