With the 2024 NFL offseason wrapping up, how much salary cap space does each team currently have? The league set the salary cap at $255.4 million for the 2024 campaign, a $30.6 million and 13.6% increase over last year’s cap.
The salary cap is an accounting system that places guardrails on NFL team spending. How much cap space does each club boast?
2024 NFL Salary Cap Space by Team
Salary cap figures provided by Over the Cap.
Arizona Cardinals Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $35.387 million
Atlanta Falcons Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $3.47 million
Baltimore Ravens Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $5.943 million
Buffalo Bills Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $10.138 million
Carolina Panthers Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $6.042 million
Chicago Bears Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $21.545 million
Cincinnati Bengals Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $21.190 million
Cleveland Browns Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $13.703 million
Dallas Cowboys Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $12.050 million
Denver Broncos Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $7.656 million
Detroit Lions Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $34.586 million
Green Bay Packers Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $28.436 million
Houston Texans Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $20.206 million
Indianapolis Colts Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $25.931 million
Jacksonville Jaguars Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $28.583 million
Kansas City Chiefs Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $15.425 million
Las Vegas Raiders Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $34.098 million
Los Angeles Chargers Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $20.656 million
Los Angeles Rams Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $8.376 million
Miami Dolphins Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $16.016 million
Minnesota Vikings Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $26.264 million
New England Patriots Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $43.763 million
New Orleans Saints Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $12.041 million
New York Giants Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $11.465 million
New York Jets Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $6.254 million
Philadelphia Eagles Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $27.754 million
Pittsburgh Steelers Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $15.945 million
San Francisco 49ers Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $31.463 million
Seattle Seahawks Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $8.488 million
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $8.589 million
Tennessee Titans Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $24.151 million
Washington Commanders Salary Cap Space
- Cap Space: $37.016 million
Which NFL Teams Have the Most Salary Cap Space?
1) New England Patriots | $43.763 Million
With first-year decision-makers Jerod Mayo and Eliot Wolf calling the shots, the Patriots re-upped much of their own talent this offseason, including safety Kyle Dugger (initially transition tagged), OT Mike Onwenu, TE Hunter Henry, and WR Kendrick Bourne.
After free agency, New England also inked players like DT Christian Barmore and C David Andrews to extensions.
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The Pats also have the second-most projected cap space in 2025 ($84.3 million), meaning they’ll have plenty of cash to build around No. 3 overall pick Drake Maye.
2) Washington Commanders | $37.016 Million
The Commanders’ roster has been so depleted in recent years that adding competent, NFL-caliber players represented a noticeable upgrade. In many cases, new head coach Dan Quinn opted for continuity, reuniting with familiar veterans like LB Bobby Wagner, DE Dorace Armstrong, and C Tyler Biadasz.
Washington added other defensive pieces, such as LB Frankie Luvu and S Jeremy Chinn, while veterans Austin Ekeler and TE Zach Ertz could help rookie QB Jayden Daniels develop.
Which NFL Teams Have the Least Salary Cap Space?
1) Atlanta Falcons | $3.47 Million
The Falcons had a busy offseason, hiring new head coach Raheem Morris and signing veterans such as QB Kirk Cousins, WR Darnell Mooney, CB Kevin King, and DT Eddie Goldman among others.
They were also the talk of the 2024 NFL Draft (even if it wasn’t for the best reasons), as they shocked the world by selecting QB Michael Penix Jr. at No. 8 overall.
Atlanta had a ton of money to spend entering the offseason, and they didn’t hold back. Cousins was given a monster contract worth $180 million over four years. The Falcons are hoping their talented young core just needed a new QB and head coach to contend.
2) Baltimore Ravens | $5.943 Million
After paying Lamar Jackson last year, the Ravens made a splashy addition this offseason in RB Derrick Henry, who signed a two-year deal worth $16 million.
Baltimore also re-signed a number of their own free agents, including DT Justin Madubuike (four-year, $98 million), OLB Kyle Van Noy (two-year, $9 million), WR Nelson Agholor (one-year, $3.75 million), CB Arthur Maulet, DL Brent Urban, and OLB Malik Harrison, among others.
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