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Updated - 7/20/11 |
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 |
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Does not include restricted free-agent tenders.
:: Numbers courtesy of ESPN
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