Last week, the NFL reportedly notified teams of yet another salary cap increase. And, as expected, business is booming.
According to NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero, the league is projecting the new number to land between $301.2 million and $305.7 million. That would be quite a rise from this past season, where the cap was set at $279.2 million.
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So, where do the Carolina Panthers—as well as the other 31 franchises—queue up in projected salary cap space for this upcoming campaign?
Here, courtesy of Over The Cap, is the estimated cap space and rank for each team heading into Super Bowl weekend . . .
Tennessee Titans: $104,769,062
Las Vegas Raiders: $91,522,807
Los Angeles Chargers: $88,677,941
New York Jets: $83,569,717
Los Angeles Rams: $48,214,355
Pittsburgh Steelers: $44,943,582
New England Patriots: $42,735,263
Arizona Cardinals: $42,187,426
Indianapolis Colts: $35,598,489
Atlanta Falcons: $27,999,824
Philadelphia Eagles: $20,557,388
Carolina Panthers: $14,437,004
Dallas Cowboys: -$28,936,140
Kansas City Chiefs: -$54,530,166
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This article originally appeared on Panthers Wire: NFL free agency: All 32 teams ranked by projected 2026 salary cap space