ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals received nearly $16 million more in salary over the weekend after former left tackle D.J. Humphries’ salary officially came off Arizona’s books.

Humphries – who tore his ACL towards the end of 2023 – was released with a Post June 1 designation, meaning he effectively became a free agent back in March while his cap hit remained with the Cardinals until just now.

For a deeper dive into the financial aspects, you can read here.

$15.95 million was officially added to the Cardinals’ 2024 salary cap space, pushing them near the top of the league.

*all figures via Over The Cap*

1. New England Patriots ($46.4 million)

The Patriots’ top earner is Matt Judon at $14.6 million in 2024 – in terms of cap number. New England has just five players making more than $8 million this season.

2. Washington Commanders ($43.4 million)

Washington’s salary is fairly top heavy this season, as three players have cap numbers of $21 million or higher in Terry McLaurin ($24.1 million), Daron Payne ($21.6 million) and Jonathan Allen ($21.4 million).

Their next highest cap hit is Andrew Wylie at $9.4 million.

3. Detroit Lions ($40.3 million)

Though recently extended, Jared Goff’s $27.2 million cap hit is tops in Detroit with Taylor Decker ($19.1 million) and Frank Ragnow ($12.8 million) right behind.

4. Arizona Cardinals ($35.5 million)

Kyler Murray’s massive $49.1 million cap hit ranks near the top of the league and comfortably takes the No. 1 spot for the Cardinals. Next is Budda Baker at $19 million and Jalen Thompson at $12.4 million.

They’re the only three players that have a cap hit of $10+ million for 2024 now that Humphries’ contract is off their books.

5. Jacksonville Jaguars ($34.1 million)

The Jaguars’ top earner for 2024 is former Cardinals wideout Christian Kirk, who has a cap hit of $24.2 million. Cam Robinson’s $21.9 million closely follows while five others are set to make north of $10 million.

Part of Arizona’s pristine cap space is the investment in youth for the Cardinals under second-year general manager Monti Ossenfort and his two recent draft classes.

The fortitude to move on from big (and expensive) names has also benefited Arizona during their rebuild.

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The Gila River Indian Community has issued a temporary ban on dances after a tribal police officer was fatally shot and another wounded while responding to a reported disturbance at a Santan home, tribal officials said Sunday.

Stephen Roe Lewis, governor of the tribe south of Phoenix, said a special meeting of community council’s leaders was held Saturday night.

The council approved a temporary moratorium on all permitted and non-permitted dances in the community, effective immediately, along with enhanced penalties for trespassing and disorderly conduct, he said.

The Phoenix FBI and Gila River Police Department will conduct a joint investigation of the shooting, though many details have not yet been released. 

The Arizona Republic reported that the shooting occurred at a teenager’s birthday party in Santan, located in one of the tribal community’s seven districts.

Joshua Briese, who had been with the Gila River Police Department for less than a year and had not completed field training, responded to the scene along with another tribal police officer around 2 a.m. Saturday on a 911 disturbance call involving a large crowd.

Police said multiple gunshots were fired and both officers were struck, with four other people wounded.

Briese was declared dead at a hospital, and the other officer, whose name hasn’t been released yet, was listed in serious but stable condition, according to police.

One of the four people wounded later died, police said. The names of the victims weren’t immediately available Sunday.

“We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends and colleagues,” the FBI Phoenix said in a statement Saturday. 

“Our hearts and prayers are with these police officers, their families, and everyone impacted by this tragic incident,” Gila River police said. 

Briese, 23, was the son of a former sheriff’s deputy in Montana who also died in the line of duty.

The Yellowstone County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post that David Briese was killed in a November 2006 car crash.

News reports said David Briese was responding at the time to a backup call for an officer who was dealing with a combative impaired driver in Billings, Montana.