Jacksonville will have the means for its reconstruction. New York much less…
The NFL payroll limit is expected to be increased to approximately $208 million for the year 2022. This budget represents an increase of $25 million from last year. However, franchises also have the option to carry over their unused salaries from the previous campaign to the future fiscal year.
The clubs have declared the remaining sums, and the amounts carried over will be adjusted according to the bonuses and performance bonuses due to the players for the season.
ESPN reports that the Jaguars will be able to transfer almost 25.7 million in payroll over the coming year. The Eagles follow with 16.4 million, along with the Broncos, Browns, and Seahawks who will add 10 million.
At the other end of the standings, the Saints, Rams and Patriots don’t have much wiggle room as it stands. But the club in big trouble is New York. With barely a few thousand dollars, the Giants will have a hard time attracting new leaders to take over the organization.
As a reminder, these sums will be added to the payroll dedicated to all the teams.
Payroll carryovers in 2022
Jaguars: $25,752,355
Eagles: $16,481,403
Broncos: $11,282,344
Browns: $10,598,329
Seahawks: $10,555,795
Chargers: $9,052,712
Steelers: $7,758,586
Bengals: $5,292,742
Panthers: $4,677,972
Washington: $4,080,239
Cowboys: $3,961,260
Texans: $3,714,404
Packers: $2,891,923
Titans: $2,882,199
Colts: $2,422,326
Bills: $2,345,554
Dolphins: $2,218,455
Cardinals: $1,999,991
Bears: $1,989,061
Vikings: $1,752,419
49ers: $1,558,245
Buccaneers: $1,426,667
Chiefs: $1,322,092
Lions: $1,079,476
Jets: $850,772
Falcons: $487,761
Ravens: $328,626
Raiders: $299,540
Saints: $154,654
Rams: $137,725
Patriots: $107,616
Giants: $13,986
