 EastVanMark November 00, 0000, 0:00am #00 DaveDaHammer: ...The NHL allows their teams to operate to the Cap floor. Nobody crying foul over that. The NFL on the other hand, has a salary cap, but they have to spent to the amount allowed.Other pro sports would kill to have a twenty-something percent earmarked for player salaries from total revenues. The CFL is wise to not broach the fifty percent share like the other pro leagues operate under. The NFL also has a salary floor and teams can spend that amount, itâ€™s just that most choose not to. DaveDaHammer November 00, 0000, 0:00am #00 EastVanMark: The NFL also has a salary floor and teams can spend that amount, itâ€™s just that most choose not to. There is no floor in the NFL. All teams must spend to the ceiling. If teams decided to be frugal, Green Bay would disappear because it is a small market. EastVanMark November 00, 0000, 0:00am #00 DaveDaHammer: There is no floor in the NFL. All teams must spend to the ceiling. If teams decided to be frugal, Green Bay would disappear because it is a small market. Not true. The NFL has a cap floor. And teams do not have to spend to the ceiling. In fact, to take things even further, the entire league as a whole doesnâ€™t have to â€œspendâ€� to the cap. Not sure how Green Bay would disappear even if there wasnâ€™t a cap floor (which again, to reinte