NFL Team Cap Space as of June 22

[EmpireWF]

From PFT

These consist of the top 51 paid players on each squad.

Jaguars: $25.1 million.

Titans: $19.97 million.

Eagles: $18.02 million.

Browns: $17.7 million.

Bengals: $16.58 million.

Chiefs: $16.54 million.

Buccaneers: $15.74 million.

Colts: $14.59 million.

Packers: $11.25 million.

Patriots: $10.93 million.

Broncos: $10.87 million.

Vikings: $10.59 million.

Panthers: $8.76 million.

Seahawks: $7.47 million.

Bills: $7.38 million.

Cowboys: $7.18 million.

Redskins: $6.97 million.

Jets: $6.04 million.

Cardinals: $4.55 million.

Dolphins: $4.45 million.

49ers: $4.19 million.

Texans: $4.05 million.

Bears: $3.97 million.

Lions: $3.77 million.

Rams: $3.60 million.

Steelers: $3.58 million.

Giants: $3.11 million.

Chargers: $2.86 million.

Falcons: $2.83 million.

Saints: $2.27 million.

Raiders: $1.34 million.

Ravens: $606,000.

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

Panthers with over 8 mil, I don't expect them to change that, they aren't going in the direction of signing veterans, maybe to try and give some wiggle room to try and resign some guys

[Obst]

Jags with 25 mil in cap space? Good thing we aren't paying MJD.

[Rayman]

Cowboys: $7.18 million.

Thanks for being butthurt, Mr. Mara.

I like how there's 8 teams who would've been over or at least right up against the cap without that extra little wink and nod from Commissar Goodell.

[July 4 1776]

How the hell do the redskins have any money after that cap penalty? And skol 10 mil

[Woy]

Does this take into account the recent Griffin extension? If so, wow.

Re-signing McCourty has to be priority number one at this point.

[BigBucs]

[Aso]

With the Ravens cap room I don't expect them to be able to sign Ray Rice long term anytime soon.