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With the bulk of the offseason roster-management tasks now behind us, some NFL teams are better positioned than others to make late additions ahead of the 2024 campaign.
Updated salary cap numbers as of July 2024
At present, the New England Patriots boast the most cap space available, followed closely by the Washington Commanders and Arizona Cardinals. These teams will be looking to turn their fortunes around after disappointing showings in the previous season.
Updated Salary Cap Numbers Ahead of Training Camp
As we approach the start of training camps across the league, the Patriots will be leading the pack with a whopping $43.8 million in cap space. The Commanders and Cardinals are not far behind, with $37 million and $35.4 million, respectively.
Here is a breakdown of the updated salary cap numbers as of July 2024:
- New England Patriots, $43.8 million
- Washington Commanders, $37 million
- Arizona Cardinals, $35.4 million
- Detroit Lions, $34.6 million
- Las Vegas Raiders, $34.1 million
- San Francisco 49ers, $31.5 million
- Jacksonville Jaguars, $28.6 million
- Green Bay Packers, $28.4 million
- Minnesota Vikings, $26.3 million
- Indianapolis Colts, $25.9 million
- Philadelphia Eagles, $25.8 million
- Tennessee Titans, $24.2 million
- Chicago Bears, $21.5 million
- Cincinnati Bengals, $21.2 million
- Los Angeles Chargers, $20.7 million
- Houston Texans, $20.2 million
- Miami Dolphins, $16 million
- Pittsburgh Steelers, $15.9 million
- Kansas City Chiefs, $15.4 million
- Cleveland Browns, $13.7 million
- Dallas Cowboys, $12.1 million
- New Orleans Saints, $12 million
- New York Giants, $11.5 million
- Buffalo Bills, $10.1 million
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, $8.6 million
- Seattle Seahawks, $8.5 million
- Los Angeles Rams, $8.4 million
- Denver Broncos, $7.7 million
- New York Jets, $6.3 million
- Carolina Panthers, $6 million
- Baltimore Ravens, $5.9 million
- Atlanta Falcons, $3.5 million
Biggest Risers and Fallers in the NFL Power Rankings
As we delve into our latest NFL power rankings, some teams have made significant strides, while others have taken a step back. The Pittsburgh Steelers are one of the biggest risers ahead of training camp, thanks to their offseason additions. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers have slipped down the rankings following the loss of key players like Brian Burns.
The Road to the Super Bowl
With training camps around the corner, NFL teams will be looking to fine-tune their rosters and make those final adjustments before the season kicks off. As we approach the start of the 2024 campaign, teams with ample cap space will be well-positioned to make late additions and bolster their squads.
Training camps are just around the corner
While the Lions are coming off an impressive 12-5 campaign, they have chosen to focus on securing their long-term future rather than making short-term commitments. This approach has left them with a substantial amount of cap space, which could come in handy if they need to make late moves.
As the NFL season draws near, keep an eye on teams like the Lions, Patriots, and Commanders, who could be poised to make a splash with their remaining cap space.
Offseason Additions and Losses
The Minnesota Vikings made headlines recently with the arrest of wide receiver Jordan Addison for suspicion of driving under the influence. This incident serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of responsible behavior among NFL players.
Jordan Addison arrested for suspicion of DUI
Addison’s teammates, Khyree Jackson and two others, were tragically killed in a car crash just a week prior. The incident has left the NFL community reeling, and Addison’s arrest only adds to the sense of unease.
What’s Next?
As we look ahead to the start of the 2024 NFL season, teams will be pushing to make the most of their remaining cap space. Will we see any blockbuster trades or signings in the coming weeks? Only time will tell. One thing is certain, however: the drama and excitement of the NFL offseason never fails to captivate fans across the nation.
The race for cap space is on
