The salary cap is $120.375 million, but each
team has the option of using a $3 million exemption this year on
a signed player. There is a mandatory cash minimum for each team
at 89 percent of the cap, which translates into $107.1 million per
team. These numbers are in flux but should give you an indication
in general how much teams are above or below the cap.
Team Salary Cap
Status
Team
Over/Under
Arizona
$37.3 million under
Atlanta
$13.9 million under
Baltimore
$5.33 million under
Buffalo
$35.9 million under
Carolina
$30.6 million under
Chicago
$37 million under
Cincinnati
$35.9 million under
Cleveland
$33.3 million under
Dallas
$18.9 million over
Denver
$1 million under
Detroit
$16.6 million under
Green Bay
$62,600 under
Houston
$7.6 million under
Indianapolis
$2.7 million over
Jacksonville
$31.4 million under
Kansas City
$34.3 million under
Miami
$13.6 million under
Minnesota
$5.1 million over
New England
$7.57 million under
New Orleans
$11.7 million under
N.Y. Giants
$11.3 million over
N.Y. Jets
$1.2 million over
Oakland
$10 million over
Philadelphia
$13 million under
Pittsburgh
$10 million over
San Diego
$19.4 million under
San Francisco
$18.9 million under
Seattle
$39 million under
St. Louis
$35.6 million under
Tampa Bay
$59.2 million under
Tennessee
$10.3 million under
Washington
$10.6 million under
Does not include restricted free-agent tenders.
:: Numbers courtesy of ESPN
