With the beginning of the new league year approaching in a little over two weeks, the NFL gave each franchise a gift heading into the 2024 season: An extra $5 million in cap space over the initial projected amount.
With over $255 million to work with ($255.4 for those that like to be exact), the 32 front offices can start strategizing how they will make their money work for them going into this season.
As teams sort out if and how they use their franchise tags and other potential cap-friendly avenues, we rank the available cap space for all 32 teams from least to most.
Data courtesy of Over The Cap as of Sunday, February 25th
32. Buffalo Bills: (-$43,815,909)
31. New Orleans Saints: (-$42,109,497)
30. Miami Dolphins: (-$27,919,894)
29. Los Angeles Chargers: (-$25,607,797)
28. Denver Broncos: (-$16,811,078)
27. Dallas Cowboys: (-$9,863,127)
26. Cleveland Browns (-$7,758,897)
25. San Francisco 49ers: (-$5,066,251)
24. Green Bay Packers: $2,340,288
23. Pittsburgh Steelers: $9,005,846
22. New York Jets: $12,756,122
21. Seattle Seahawks: $12,969,647
20. Baltimore Ravens: $16,631,328
19. Kansas City Chiefs: $17,139,240
18. Jacksonville Jaguars: $24,683,167
17. Philadelphia Eagles: $27,354,811
16. New York Giants: $30,801,691
15. Atlanta Falcons: $33,004,013
14. Carolina Panthers: $34,572,274
13. Minnesota Vikings: $35,807,132
12. Los Angeles Rams: $39,905,695
11. Las Vegas Raiders: $42,936,109
10. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $43,682,067
9. Cincinnati Bengals: $50,670,373
8. Arizona Cardinals: $51,104,463
7. Detroit Lions: $57,614,821
6. Houston Texans: $67,583,290
5. Indianapolis Colts: $72,337,573
4. New England Patriots: $77,955,006
3. Chicago Bears: $78,335,157
2. Tennessee Titans: $78,655,381
1. Washington Commanders: $79,614,671
