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After the NFL set a salary cap of $301.2 million last week, OverTheCap.com estimates the Denver Broncos have $26,207,734 (with $22,201,607 in "effective" salary cap space) ahead of free agency (they could create more through restructures).
Denver's cap space ranks 14th in the league, according to OTC. Elsewhere in the AFC West, the Las Vegas Raiders ($89,084,807) have the second-most in the league and the Los Angeles Chargers ($85,454,941) have the fifth-most. The Kansas City Chiefs are currently in a -$5,664,166 salary cap hole.
The Tennessee Titans ($94,795,659) have the most cap space in the league, and the Dallas Cowboys (-$56,133,904) have the least. View the full cap space totals for all 32 teams below, with data provided by OTC.
NFL teams can begin negotiating with pending free agents from other clubs on March 9, ahead of the official start of free agency on March 11.
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Denver's cap space ranks 14th in the league, according to OTC. Elsewhere in the AFC West, the Las Vegas Raiders ($89,084,807) have the second-most in the league and the Los Angeles Chargers ($85,454,941) have the fifth-most. The Kansas City Chiefs are currently in a -$5,664,166 salary cap hole.
The Tennessee Titans ($94,795,659) have the most cap space in the league, and the Dallas Cowboys (-$56,133,904) have the least. View the full cap space totals for all 32 teams below, with data provided by OTC.
NFL salary cap space
- Tennessee Titans: $94,795,659
- Las Vegas Raiders: $89,084,807
- New York Jets: $88,723,313
- Los Angeles Chargers: $85,454,941
- Washington Commanders: $71,284,969
- Seattle Seahawks: $59,510,461
- Cincinnati Bengals: $50,433,671
- Los Angeles Rams: $41,685,855
- New England Patriots: $40,260,596
- Pittsburgh Steelers: $39,976,582
- San Francisco 49ers: $38,767,176
- Indianapolis Colts: $33,211,489
- Arizona Cardinals: $31,686,426
- Denver Broncos: $26,207,734
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $20,941,710
- Baltimore Ravens: $19,536,387
- Philadelphia Eagles: $13,624,388
- Carolina Panthers: $10,274,504
- Atlanta Falcons: $8,979,519
- New York Giants: $2,778,721
- Miami Dolphins: $772,563
- Cleveland Browns: $756,221
- Green Bay Packers: -$4,093,657
- Kansas City Chiefs: -$5,664,166
- Buffalo Bills: -$6,280,334
- Chicago Bears: -$6,484,355
- Houston Texans: -$7,483,665
- New Orleans Saints: -$10,656,060
- Detroit Lions: -$12,159,148
- Jacksonville Jaguars: -$15,922,805
- Minnesota Vikings: -$45,506,353
- Dallas Cowboys: -$56,133,904
NFL teams can begin negotiating with pending free agents from other clubs on March 9, ahead of the official start of free agency on March 11.
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