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NFL's All-Overpaid, All-Underpaid Teams

Alex Marvez by Correspondent Written on December 10, 2008
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Here's some more bad news for Al Davis:

The Oakland Raiders aren't eligible for a government bailout.

At 3-10, Davis' franchise is out of playoff contention despite a wild off-season spending spree. Three Oakland players-wide receiver Javon Walker, safety Michael Huff and defensive tackle Tommy Kelly-as well as ex-Raiders cornerback DeAngelo Hall are on FOXSports.com's All-Overpaid team for 2008.

Conversely, Tampa Bay is tied with New England for the most players (three) on our All-Underpaid squad. Not only are both clubs still in the playoff hunt, the Buccaneers and Patriots are among the NFL's most frugal franchises.

According to USA Today, the 2008 payrolls for Tampa Bay ($104.3 million) and New England ($92.7 million) rank 23rd and 30th respectively. Oakland leads the league at $152.4 million-providing further proof that no team can buy a Super Bowl title.

Click the links below to see who's overpaid and who is underpaid.

All-Overpaid Offense

All-Overpaid Defense

All-Underpaid Offense

All-Underpaid Defense

This article originally published on FOXSports.com.

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