The Seattle Seahawks are the reigning Super Bowl LX champions. Their road
to repeating runs through a salary cap that shrank from $32 million to
$20.5 million in five months, a third offensive coordinator in three
years, and a Super Bowl MVP who left for a division rival in free agency.

We're not doing the ESPN hype-reel version of this. Every claim in this
video traces to a real salary cap filing, a signed contract, a camp
injury report, or a regulated prediction market — Kalshi, priced by real
money, not a hot take.

Seven teams, in order: Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, Baltimore
Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, San
Francisco 49ers. For each: the coaching situation, the cap sheet, the
real trades and signings, who's hurt, who's not, the sourced breakout-
player projections, and where the market actually prices them to win it
all.

Sources: NFL.com, ESPN, CBS Sports, Over The Cap, Spotrac, PFF, Kalshi,
FanDuel/DraftKings (via CBS Sports), Deadspin, calledit.media, defirate.com,
Cleatz, Yahoo Sports, Arrowhead Pride, mynorthwest.com, JAKIB Sports, San
Francisco Chronicle, Niners Nation, official team sites, awfulannouncing.com,
and official NFL/team YouTube channels.

National Ledger Report — impartial reporting, we follow the money, not
the politics.
