The salary cap for the 2024 NFL season is set at $255.4 million per team — an increase of around $30 million per team.
Here is how all 32 NFL teams currently stand, keeping in mind that cap space is a constantly changing number as teams maneuver throughout the offseason. Salary sap data comes courtesy of our friends at OverTheCap.
Last updated: Monday, March. 11, 11:30 am EST
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| Team | Cap Space | Effective Cap Space* | Active Cap Spending | Dead Money |
| Washington Commanders | $91,542,471 | $80,785,768 | $150,267,086 | $21,933,514 |
| New England Patriots | $82,788,356 | $73,994,089 | $168,753,241 | $13,611,180 |
| Tennessee Titans | $75,460,344 | $69,370,802 | $152,462,069 | $31,837,754 |
| Houston Texans | $62,853,997 | $59,444,999 | $181,826,907 | $13,780,652 |
| Chicago Bears | $62,720,457 | $50,734,844 | $185,972,487 | $10,539,071 |
| Arizona Cardinals | $56,632,512 | $45,483,159 | $198,811,670 | $14,151,579 |
| Indianapolis Colts | $49,208,378 | $45,003,148 | $202,264,141 | $8,360,289 |
| Cincinnati Bengals | $48,551,440 | $44,722,095 | $214,181,359 | $1,775,689 |
| Detroit Lions | $45,278,103 | $42,236,693 | $188,833,754 | $23,054,507 |
| Philadelphia Eagles | $42,959,107 | $38,882,464 | $199,982,617 | $16,384,435 |
| Seattle Seahawks | $42,057,651 | $33,818,411 | $183,591,049 | $34,938,326 |
| New York Giants | $38,288,933 | $29,691,666 | $202,163,119 | $19,042,850 |
| Atlanta Falcons | $37,267,401 | $31,492,382 | $216,459,196 | $5,523,102 |
| Minnesota Vikings | $37,116,005 | $31,990,914 | $219,955,496 | $4,758,541 |
| Las Vegas Raiders | $36,103,443 | $31,511,327 | $209,984,577 | $15,002,160 |
| Los Angeles Rams | $29,001,829 | $25,166,882 | $223,640,490 | $4,152,765 |
| Denver Broncos | $28,870,445 | $24,949,603 | $214,394,497 | $14,068,124 |
| New York Jets | $20,705,353 | $16,101,843 | $210,853,404 | $28,615,301 |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | $18,413,646 | $14,712,652 | $228,419,713 | $9,999,633 |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | $18,188,714 | $14,079,246 | $232,030,872 | $17,910,260 |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers | $14,798,670 | $11,666,725 | $215,345,978 | $21,888,078 |
| Green Bay Packers | $13,628,514 | $9,108,257 | $238,061,331 | $15,118,132 |
| Carolina Panthers | $11,911,547 | $9,859,509 | $238,451,328 | $9,230,998 |
| Cleveland Browns | $4,957,511 | $3,939,984 | $269,914,486 | $14,972,782 |
| Dallas Cowboys | $2,243,253 | ($809,110) | $242,543,086 | $14,771,496 |
| Baltimore Ravens | ($180,381) | ($3,145,120) | $244,407,045 | $8,626,530 |
| San Francisco 49ers | ($285,281) | ($3,716,127) | $287,696,902 | $9,145,613 |
| Kansas City Chiefs | ($5,297,639) | ($8,040,452) | $250,682,275 | $5,901,251 |
| New Orleans Saints | ($10,912,634) | ($14,972,485) | $265,562,697 | $2,840,956 |
| Buffalo Bills | ($14,879,047) | ($18,124,449) | $246,704,963 | $23,886,301 |
| Los Angeles Chargers | ($21,144,997) | ($29,902,583) | $256,708,882 | $27,306,666 |
| Miami Dolphins | ($23,062,846) | ($30,021,736) | $256,516,887 | $22,372,572 |
*Represents the maximum cap space a team will have when it signs at least 51 players to its roster for that season.
