With free agency a week away, the NFL has released the official salary cap numbers for all 32 teams in the league. While the league's salary cap was set at $177,200,000, every team has a different cap number based on how much unused cap money it rolled over from the 2017 season.
Here the adjusted cap numbers for all 32 teams, courtesy of the NFLPA…
League average: $34,030,061
- Cleveland Browns: $108,919,295
- New York Jets: $92,083,128
- Chicago Bears: $77,532,002
- Indianapolis Colts: $73,878,001
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $73,095,826
- San Francisco 49ers: $67,029,331
- Houston Texans: $62,999,974
- Los Angeles Rams: $53,356,308
- Tennessee Titans: $49,156,490
- Minnesota Vikings: $48,097,861
- Cincinnati Bengals: $35,404,193
- Washington Redskins: $31,632,697
- New Orleans Saints: $30,855,967
- Jacksonville Jaguars: $29,517,573
- Detroit Lions: $27,724,956
- Buffalo Bills: $25,637,307
- Carolina Panthers: $24,466,287
- Denver Broncos: $23,903,805
- Los Angeles Chargers: $23,212,918
- New York Giants: $22,882,780
- Arizona Cardinals: $20,419,161
- Kansas City Chiefs: $20,071,333
- Oakland Raiders: $19,133,959
- New England Patriots: $16,607,974
- Green Bay Packers: $16,497,123
- Atlanta Falcons: $14,813,765
- Seattle Seahawks: $11,712,310
- Baltimore Ravens: $9,009,589
- Pittsburgh Steelers: $5,394,632
- Dallas Cowboys: $1,578,082
- Philadelphia Eagles: -9,133,036
- Miami Dolphins: $-18,529,645


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