The 2026 NFL free agency period commenced on March 11, initiating a series of trades and signings across the league. As the weekend approaches, the pace of signings has started to decelerate, marking the conclusion of the initial wave of activity. Although teams will continue to make moves in the upcoming weeks leading up to the NFL draft, they typically pause to evaluate their salary cap situations following the frenzy of initial transactions.
As of now, the Tennessee Titans find themselves in a strong position with approximately $80.8 million in cap space. This amount exceeds that of the next closest team, the Washington Commanders, by over $10 million, who currently have around $70.7 million available.
On the other end of the spectrum, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Buffalo Bills are struggling financially, with the Bills currently exceeding the cap by $151,148. The Buccaneers possess a mere $972,385 in usable cap space.
How does your favorite team”s salary cap stand as we enter the weekend? Below is a complete breakdown of the updated salary cap space for all 32 teams, as detailed by Spotrac.com.
Updated Salary Cap Space for All Teams
Tennessee Titans: $80.8 million
Washington Commanders: $70.7 million
Arizona Cardinals: $61.5 million
Los Angeles Chargers: $60.6 million
Baltimore Ravens: $56.9 million
New England Patriots: $53.6 million
Indianapolis Colts: $51.8 million
Detroit Lions: $45.6 million
Las Vegas Raiders: $44.1 million
Seattle Seahawks: $42 million
New York Jets: $39.7 million
Philadelphia Eagles: $38 million
Green Bay Packers: $30.4 million
San Francisco 49ers: $28.9 million
Carolina Panthers: $28.7 million
Pittsburgh Steelers: $28 million
New York Giants: $27.2 million
Los Angeles Rams: $27.1 million
Kansas City Chiefs: $25.4 million
Denver Broncos: $23.7 million
Dallas Cowboys: $22 million
Atlanta Falcons: $20.7 million
Houston Texans: $20.3 million
New Orleans Saints: $17.5 million
Minnesota Vikings: $13.9 million
Miami Dolphins: $10.2 million
Jacksonville Jaguars: $10.2 million
Cincinnati Bengals: $9 million
Cleveland Browns: $6.8 million
Chicago Bears: $6.6 million
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $972,385
Buffalo Bills: -$151,148
Stay tuned as the situation continues to evolve with the ongoing free agency and the impending draft.
