New ranking of the NFL salary ceiling after the league announcement

The NFL informed its 32 franchises that the 2025 salary ceiling would be $ 279.2 million, an increase of $ 23.8 million on the $ 255.4 million ceiling. For Arizona cardinalsThis means that they have nearly $ 78.2 million in the ceiling space to work in the offseason, signing new players, re-signing of players who were with the team last season and extending the current players contracts.

They are among the leaders of the NFL in the CAP space during the offseason, according to the ceiling from Thursday evening.

Cap Space is currently based on the 51 best team contracts. All teams must be under the salary ceiling when the new year of the league starts on March 12 at 4 p.m. he.

What is the ceiling space each team? You will find below the 32 teams listed at least with most of the ceiling space, depending on the figures of the ceiling to date of the publication on Thursday.

Ranking of updated caps spaces

1. New England Patriots: $ 127.8 million

2. Las Vegas raiders: $ 96.5 million

3. Washington commanders: $ 81.9 million

4. Chicago Bears: $ 79.5 million

5. Arizona cardinals: $ 78.2 million

6. Los Angeles Loaders: $ 66.4 million

7. Minnesota Vikings: $ 63.0 million

8. Cincinnati Bengals: $ 61.5 million

9. Pittsburgh Steelers: $ 59.8 million

10. Detroit Lions: $ 51.6 million

11. Tennessee titans: $ 50.8 million

12. San Francisco 49ers: $ 50.2 million

13. Green Bay Packers: $ 48.8 million

14. New York Giants: $ 48.1 million

15. Los Angeles Rams: $ 44.1 million

16. Denver Broncos: $ 41.2 million

17. Jacksonville Jaguars: $ 38.1 million

18. Indianapolis colts: $ 34.9 million

19. Carolina Panthers: 29.9 million dollars

20. New York Jets: $ 23.6 million

21. Philadelphia Eagles: $ 22.1 million

22. Baltimore Ravens: $ 12.5 million

23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $ 8.1 million

24. Kansas City Chiefs: $ 5.8 million

25. Houston Texans: $ 4.7 million

26. Dallas cowboys: $ 3.9 million

27. Miami Dolphins: $ 423,000

28. Falcons of Atlanta: $ 5.3 million on the ceiling

29. Seattle Seahawks: $ 6.8 million on the ceiling

30. Buffalo bills: $ 10.3 million on the ceiling

31. Cleveland Browns: $ 22.8 million on the ceiling

32. New Orleans Holy: $ 47.5 million on the ceiling

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