[Editor's note: The talk about the cap hit that would apply to the trade of Panthers running back Deangelo Williams gives us a reason to provide an update of all team's cap room. These are the NFLPA numbers; the league's numbers may be different.]
Jaguars $20.1 million
Eagles $20.1 million
Browns $14.5 million
Titans $14.1 million
Chiefs $13.8 million
Seahawks $13.5 million
Broncos $12.1 million
Bills $11.7 million
Buccaneers $11.7 million
Bengals $9.0 million
Vikings $8.4 million
Packers $7.5 million
Dolphins $7.0 million
Cardinals $6.9 million
Patriots $6.4 million
Colts $5.0 million
Raiders $4.6 million
Bears $4.2 million
Jets $4.2 million
Panthers $4.0 million
Cowboys $3.7 million
Redskins $3.3 million
Saints $2.9 million
Texans $2.7 million
Lions $2.5 million
Giants $2.2 million
Chargers $2.0 million
Rams $2.0 million
Ravens $1.4 million
Falcons $1.1 million
Steelers $1.1 million
49ers $579,000
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Raiders are not in the bottom 10, thats new!!!
The Eagles Cap space for this year means nothing for next yr. They are over the cap after this season.
The 49ers are at the bottom of the cap space list for a different reason: they front-loaded contracts.
Of Patrick Willis’ 7-year, $53m contract, a full 1/3rd of it counts against the cap this year. Only a $3.5m cap hit next year. If evenly amortized, the 49ers would have $10m more in cap space
The Broncos have $12MM to spend. Thats a little scary.