We’ve gotten our mitts on the current team-by-team salary figures for 2009.
But while the 2009 salary cap will be $124 million, keep in mind that some teams’ limits will go up based on “likely to be earned” incentives from 2008 that weren’t reached, and thus carry over to 2009.
Likewise, a given team’s cap limit could be reduced based on “not likely to be earned” incentives that were reached in 2008, and thus must be accounted for against the 2009 cap.
Whatever the specific limit applicable to a given team, all teams must be in compliance with it by the close of business on February 26, 2009.
The current list by team, rounded to the nearest million, appears after the jump.
Cardinals: $84 million.
Falcons: $101 million.
Ravens: $104 million.
Bills: $98 million.
Panthers: $108 million.
Bears: $104 million.
Bengals: $95 million.
Browns: $113 million.
Cowboys: $121 million.
Broncos: $107 million.
Lions: $85 million.
Packers: $95 million.
Texans: $101 million.
Colts: $128 million.
Jaguars: $110 million.
Chiefs: $86 million.
Dolphins: $101 million.
Vikings: $105 million.
Patriots: $119 millon.
Saints: $130 million.
Giants: $112 million.
Jets: $125 million.
Raiders: $116 million.
Eagles: $93 million.
Steelers: $105 million.
Chargers: $107 million.
49ers: $111 million.
Seahawks: $103 million.
Rams: $109 million.
Buccaneers: $86 million.
Titans: $93 million.
Redskins: $131 million.