32 NFL Teams and their Salary Caps

[thenepatsrule]

1. Oakland Raiders
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $47.8 million (figure doesn’t include the signings of Justin Tuck, Lamar Woodley and Antonio Smith)

2. Cleveland Browns
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $39.9 million (figure doesn’t include the signing of Ben Tate)

3. Cincinnati Bengals
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $28.1 million

4. Jacksonville Jaguars
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $25.3 million

5. New York Jets
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $27.8 million

6. Miami Dolphins
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $25.2 million (figure doesn’t include the signing of Cortland Finnegan)

7. Green Bay Packers
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $24.2 million (figure doesn’t include the signing of Julius Peppers)

8. Philadelphia Eagles
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $18.8 million (figure doesn’t include the extension of Darren Sproles)

9. Buffalo Bills
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $18.3 million (figure doesn’t include the re-signing of Scott Chandler)

10. Minnesota Vikings
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $16.3 million

11. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $15.3 million

12. Indianapolis Colts
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $14.3 million

13. Seattle Seahawks
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $13.4 million

14. St. Louis Rams
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $13 million (figure doesn’t include the re-signing of Roger Saffold)

15. New York Giants
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $12.6 million (figure doesn’t include the signings of Walter Thurmond and Jon Beason)

16. Houston Texans
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $12.1 million

17. Denver Broncos
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $11.7 million (figure doesn’t include the signing of Emmanuel Sanders)

18. New England Patriots
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $10.8 million (figure doesn’t include the signings of Julian Edelman, Brandon Browner and Brandon LaFell)

19. Atlanta Falcons
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $10.6 million

20. Baltimore Ravens
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $10 million (before the re-signing of Daryl Smith)

21. Washington Redskins
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $9.5 million

22. Arizona Cardinals
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $8.9 million

23. Tennessee Titans
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $8.8 million (figure doesn’t include the signing of Michael Oher)

24. Carolina Panthers
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $8.4 million (figure doesn’t include the signing of Roman Harper)

25. Dallas Cowboys
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $7.7 million

26. Kansas City Chiefs
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $6.6 million

27. San Francisco 49ers
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $4.4 million

28. Chicago Bears
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $4.2 million

29. San Diego Chargers
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $3.8 million

30. Pittsburgh Steelers
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $2.9 million

31. Detroit Lions
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $2.6 million

32. New Orleans Saints
Approximate Current Available Cap Space - $1.9 million

>Steelers are going nowhere, their cap situation is a mess.
>Same goes for the Saints.
>I am surprised Raiders/Jets/Packers have so much money available and they aren't going crazy in the free agency period like Denver and us.

Salary Cap Notes: Team Updates - Offseason Low Down - Rotoworld.com

 

[jmt57]

In some cases the large amount of cap space remaining can be deceiving.

Raiders - still need starters at CB, S, DT, ILB, a nickel CB, LG, and also need to upgrade their depth just about everywhere. They also need a genuine #1 WR, but do they draft Watkins or a QB with their first round pick?

Browns - similarly, even if they draft a QB in the first round they still need a #2 WR, LG, RG, RB1, RB2, slot WR, TE2, ILB, S, CB... and better depth across the board.

Bengals - Apparently they are going with Margus Hunt to replace Michael Johnson, but they still need a 3rd DE to add to the rotation. They need either a LG or LT depending on where Andrew Whitworth plays, and they need to get younger at CB very soon. Most of this cap space should be used with an eye on 201r though, when several key players (AJ Green, Rey Maualuga, Domata Peko, Jermaine Gresham, Andy Dalton) are all due to become free agents.

Jaguars - almost every position on the roster is in need of being upgraded.

Jets - still a lot of holes to fill (WR2, WR3, RB) and upgrades needed (RG, LG) not only on offense, but now on defense as well (ILB, S, CB).

Dolphins - still need a RT and RG; upgrades needed at OLB and RB

Packers - C, FS, SS, ILB and FB are all positions that still need attention. Green Bay's GM Ted Thompson is not much of a believer in free agency, so it's not that big a surprise that they haven't spent more.


For teams with less to spend, creating quality depth becomes more difficult. Every NFL team has starters go on IR or miss multiple games, so finding that dependable role player becomes critical.

 

[JMC00]

Pats are at $5.85m without Edelman

 

[ATippett56]

Updates are at a snail's pace:

https://nflplayers.com/reports/RunPublicReport.aspx?report=top51

 

[BlueThunder]

Wilfork's restructure or cutting frees up additional space. Can't see him being a Patriot at his current cap number. ( Capt. Obvious)

 

[thenepatsrule]

Pats are at $5.85m without Edelman

Thanks .....

 

[thenepatsrule]

Jets - still a lot of holes to fill (WR2, WR3, RB) and upgrades needed (RG, LG) not only on offense, but now on defense as well (ILB, S, CB).

You forgot to mention QB