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Free agency: update on the payroll of the 32 NFL franchises

Free agency is approaching. It is therefore urgent to take stock of the space available in the payroll of the 32 NFL teams.

Attention, the situation changes almost every minute because the teams adjust quickly before the opening of the transfer window. But this table, based on figures from the Overthecap.com site, provides a good overview of those who will be able to offer large contracts.

The Colts, Jets and Dolphins make up the top three. At the back of the pack, the Saints have been particularly active in recent hours to reduce their huge payroll.

At the time of writing these lines, it is the Packers who are in the most uncomfortable situation.

Team Free space in payroll Number of players signed
Colts $69,806,446 53
Jets $48,466,765 64
Dolphins $48,036,989 53
Seahawks $46,297,502 59
Jaguars $39,603,306 55
bengals $34,640,967 49
Raiders $30,102,299 53
Panthers $28,994,947 58
Bears $27,654,310 49
Steelers $27,096,582 60
lions $23,623,894 68
Broncos $23,532,579 51
Chargers $21,776,297 51
Cowboys $19,638,734 53
Eagles $17,262,650 62
Falcons $16,170,605 51
Ravens $15,650,982 59
Texas $11,721,151 54
Cardinals $11,002,480 54
Patriots $10,262,971 59
Commanders $5,255,136 59
bills $766,900 52
Titans $140,033 58
vikings – $750,866 58
Buccaneers – $3,055,244 50
browns – $3,074,885 57
Giants – $3,720,020 52
Chiefs – $6,250,465 58
Saints – $6,366,496 61
49ers – $9,595,297 52
rams – $20,273,914 61
Packers – $43,826,145 53

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