NFL Teams’ Updated Salary Cap Space for 2024 Free Agency After Record $255.4M Number

NFL teams facing a cap crunch going into the offseason got good news on Friday when the official salary cap figure was released, and it was much higher than expected.

Per CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones, the 2024 cap is set at $255.4 million, an increase of $30.6 million from this past season ($224.8 million).

Here’s where all 32 teams stand in terms of cap space heading into free agency and draft season with the official number locked in.

Washington Commanders: $87.05 million

New England Patriots: $82.9 million

Chicago Bears: $80.4 million

Tennessee Titans: $78.6 million

Cincinnati Bengals: $72.8 million

Indianapolis Colts: $72.3 million

Houston Texans: $67.6 million

Detroit Lions: $63.7 million

Arizona Cardinals: $55.1 million

Las Vegas Raiders: $48.7 million

Los Angeles Rams: $45.99 million

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $45.5 million

Carolina Panthers: $40.2 million

Atlanta Falcons: $38.5 million

Minnesota Vikings: $37.9 million

New York Giants: $32.9 million

Philadelphia Eagles: $32.2 million

Kansas City Chiefs: $27.7 million

Jacksonville Jaguars: $24.7 million

Baltimore Ravens: $18.5 million

New York Jets: $15.1 million

Seattle Seahawks: $12.97 million

Green Bay Packers: $8.2 million

Pittsburgh Steelers: $7.4 million

San Francisco 49ers: $834,165

Cleveland Browns: ($6.2 million)

Dallas Cowboys: ($8.2 million)

Denver Broncos: ($10.7 million)

Los Angeles Chargers: ($22.1 million)

Miami Dolphins: ($38.5 million)

New Orleans Saints: ($40.1 million)

Buffalo Bills: ($41.7 million)