The Houston Texans won’t have any problem getting their draft class signed to the roster.
According to Tom Pelissero from the NFL Network, the NFLPA sent a memo to agents Tuesday sharing a list of all 32 teams’ respective total rookie allocation. The Texans led the way with a figure of $105,910,734.
The Seattle Seahawks were second with $90,369,206.
Much of a team’s allocation has to do with where some of their selections were made. Houston picking Nos. 2-3 overall was a huge factor, as was the Seahawks having the Nos. 5 and 20 overall picks.
How total rookie allocation is decided is decided is by a team’s proportional share of the “total rookie compensation pool,” which is based on the number, round, and position of a team’s picks in the draft along with their undrafted rookies.
Over The Cap breaks down the total rookie allocation thoroughly here.
