While a lot of fans have shifted their focus to the 2024 NFL draft at this stage of the offseason, free agency could still spring a surprise or two.
Broadly speaking, teams have burned through much of the cash they had available. What's left is being reserved for their draft picks and any surprise cuts that are made between now and the final roster deadline in August.
Here's a look at salary cap space for every team with the draft now a month away:
Salary Cap Space
- Arizona Cardinals: $31,492,212
- Atlanta Falcons: $2,665,642
- Baltimore Ravens: $13,884,766
- Buffalo Bills: $7,477,440
- Carolina Panthers: $12,171,625
- Chicago Bears: $22,702,288
- Cincinnati Bengals: $27,692,155
- Cleveland Browns: $3,868,435
- Dallas Cowboys: $5,511,636
- Denver Broncos: $22,558,779
- Detroit Lions: $26,691,352
- Green Bay Packers: $22,037,379
- Houston Texans: $20,385,499
- Indianapolis Colts: $22,434,796
- Jacksonville Jaguars: $12,536,442
- Kansas City Chiefs: $7,608,425
- Las Vegas Raiders: $28,345,943
- Los Angeles Chargers: $35,304,335
- Los Angeles Rams: $20,760,851
- Miami Dolphins: $10,356,904
- Minnesota Vikings: $23,944,927
- New England Patriots: $50,084,159
- New Orleans Saints: $14,412,558
- New York Giants: $8,731,928
- New York Jets: $8,527,588
- Philadelphia Eagles: $33,657,986
- Pittsburgh Steelers: $14,317,407
- San Francisco 49ers: $12,794,910
- Seattle Seahawks: $4,243,670
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $13,718,943
- Tennessee Titans: $45,781,098
- Washington Commanders: $49,495,249
Cap data courtesy of Over the Cap
There are still some potential difference-makers who are unsigned.