After the NFL set a salary cap of $301.2 million last week, OverTheCap.com estimates the Denver Broncos have $26,207,734 (with $22,201,607 in “effective” salary cap space) ahead of free agency (they could create more through restructures).
Denver’s cap space ranks 14th in the league, according to OTC. Elsewhere in the AFC West, the Las Vegas Raiders ($89,084,807) have the second-most in the league and the Los Angeles Chargers ($85,454,941) have the fifth-most. The Kansas City Chiefs are currently in a -$5,664,166 salary cap hole.
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The Tennessee Titans ($94,795,659) have the most cap space in the league, and the Dallas Cowboys (-$56,133,904) have the least. View the full cap space totals for all 32 teams below, with data provided by OTC.
NFL salary cap space
Tennessee Titans: $94,795,659
Las Vegas Raiders: $89,084,807
New York Jets: $88,723,313
Los Angeles Chargers: $85,454,941
Los Angeles Rams: $41,685,855
New England Patriots: $40,260,596
Pittsburgh Steelers: $39,976,582
San Francisco 49ers: $38,767,176
Indianapolis Colts: $33,211,489
Arizona Cardinals: $31,686,426
Philadelphia Eagles: $13,624,388
Atlanta Falcons: $8,979,519
Kansas City Chiefs: -$5,664,166
Detroit Lions: -$12,159,148
Dallas Cowboys: -$56,133,904
NFL teams can begin negotiating with pending free agents from other clubs on March 9, ahead of the official start of free agency on March 11.
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This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: NFL free agency: All 32 teams ranked by salary cap space