The 2022 NFL salary cap has been set, and as expected, that figure will be $208.2 for each team. That means the $55.9 million figure that Over the Cap has been projecting to the Jacksonville Jaguars (before they used the franchise tag) is fairly accurate, and it would’ve put them in line to have the second-most cap space in the league.
Per Over the Cap’s Jason Fitzgerald, league sources have also projected the Jags to lead the league in adjusted salary cap this year with a figure slightly over $234 million. In a nutshell, the adjusted cap consists of carryover and any other modifications from the previous league year.
Salary cap is officially set at $208.2 million. The Jaguars will lead the NFL in their adjusted salary cap total while the Rams will have the lowest adjusted cap in the NFL. https://t.co/4tqIUIFSzY
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) March 7, 2022
