[Editor’s note: Once the regular season begins, the salary-cap calculation changes. Instead of factoring in the 51 highest-paid players, the in-season cap takes into account all 53 players, the practice squad, and players on reserve lists. Here’s the league’s official version of the list, as of Friday, September 7.]
Eagles: $21.4 million.
Jaguars: $20.7 million.
Chiefs: $14.5 million.
Titans: $14.1 million.
Bills: $13.6 million.
Browns: $13.4 million.
Buccaneers: $13.2 million.
Seahawks: $13.2 million.
Broncos: $12.3 million.
Bengals: $10.4 million.
Patriots: $8.4 million.
Vikings: $8.2 million.
Dolphins: $7.1 million.
Packers: $6.9 million.
Cardinals: $6.6 million.
Redskins: $6.1 million.
Jets: $5.9 million.
Cowboys: $5.7 million.
Colts: $5.3 million.
Panthers: $5.3 million.
Bears: $4.5 million.
Saints: $4.1 million.
Rams: $4.0 million.
Chargers: $3.5 million.
Raiders: $2.3 million.
Giants: $2.2 million.
Lions: $2.0 million.
Steelers; $1.6 million.
Ravens: $1.4 million.
Falcons: $1.3 million.
Texans: $882,000.
49ers: $880,000.