Note: These numbers are approximate. Some free agent signings have not officially been processed yet.
- Last updated on 3/21/21
- 2021 NFL cap space is set at $182.5M.
- Numbers continue to change as signings, cuts, restructures, etc. occur.
- Follow @MySportsUpdate on twitter for the latest around the NFL, and turn on notifications for instant updates.
- See full free agency tracker HERE
- Jaguars: $41M
- Colts: $37M
- Panthers: $31M
- Jets: $30.8M
- Broncos: $30M
- Chargers: $28M
- Bengals: $24M
- Washington: $21M
- Browns: $15M
- Titans: $14.5M
- Lions: $12.5M
- Ravens: $12.4M
- Dolphins: $12M
- Cowboys: $11.5M
- 49ers: $10.6M
- Patriots: $10M
- Texans: $8M
- Giants: $6.7M
- Falcons: $5M
- Seahawks: $3.9M
- Bears: $3M
- Packers: $2.9M
- Steelers: $2.8M
- Cardinals: $2.1M
- Vikings: $1.5M
- Bucs: $1.2M
- Raiders: $1M
- Bills: $620K
- Chiefs: $500K
- Saints: $400K
- Eagles: -$4M [Awaiting restructured contracts to be processed]
- Rams: -$5M [Awaiting restructured contracts to be processed]
- This post will continue to update as teams make moves.
- Remember: There are plenty of mechanisms to make the cap work. Teams will cut players or restructure contracts to create more room. For example, the Texans recently restructured Laremy Tunsil’s deal to create $10M in cap space. The Saints cut Kwon Alexander to create $13M in space.
Follow @MySportsUpdate on twitter for the latest in the NFL
Be the first to comment