Eagles updated salary cap space after signing Vinny Curry to a 1-year, $2 million deal

The Philadelphia Eagles were sitting in a decent place with their salary cap space and after a value signing on Friday, things are still looking efficient.

The Eagles re-signed Vinny Curry on Friday and Ian Rapoport is reporting that it’s a one-year $2 million deal.

The #Eagles are giving veteran DE Vinny Curry a 1-year deal worth up to $2M, source said. He gets $1.3M fully guaranteed with a chance to earn the $2M with sack and playoff incentives.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) August 7, 2020

The Eagles entered Friday top-10 in the league in available salary-cap space and that shouldn’t change even after Curry’s signing per Over The Cap.

Official cap space post-opt outs (1-11):
1. CLE: $40,468,180
2. NE: $33,431,135
3. WAS: $30,634,658
4. DEN: $29,541,191
5. NYJ: $29,266,652
6. TEN: $25,199,921
7. MIA: $24,650,560
8. BUF: $24,288,558
9. PHI: $23,749,246
10. DET: $22,933,007
11. IND: $22,256,027

— Field Yates (@FieldYates) August 7, 2020

Curry reportedly turned down the Browns and another AFC team to return to the Philadelphia Eagles and he’ll now settle in as the third defensive end in the rotation.