49ers are nearly $13 million under the salary cap
Aug 11, 2015 at 9:09 AM
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According to the NFLPA and following the release of linebacker Aldon Smith, the San Francisco 49ers are now $12,980,672 under the $143,280,000 salary cap.
Here is a list of all 32 NFL teams and where they currently stand as far as salary cap space goes.
| Team |
Cap Space |
| Jacksonville Jaguars |
$37,571,942 |
| Cleveland Browns |
$21,347,983 |
| Tennessee Titans |
$20,297,561 |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
$19,104,835 |
| Oakland Raiders |
$18,944,677 |
| Cincinnati Bengals |
$16,611,321 |
| Dallas Cowboys |
$16,492,418 |
| Atlanta Falcons |
$15,682,106 |
| Green Bay Packers |
$14,888,095 |
| Carolina Panthers |
$14,557,125 |
| Philadelphia Eagles |
$14,425,826 |
| San Francisco 49ers |
$12,980,672 |
| Indianapolis Colts |
$12,315,617 |
| Miami Dolphins |
$11,373,168 |
| Arizona Cardinals |
$9,107,153 |
| Seattle Seahawks |
$8,906,646 |
| Kansas City Chiefs |
$8,793,884 |
| San Diego Chargers |
$8,735,977 |
| Buffalo Bills |
$8,712,145 |
| Chicago Bears |
$7,783,079 |
| Washington Redskins |
$7,724,535 |
| Houston Texans |
$7,690,980 |
| Baltimore Ravens |
$7,668,232 |
| Denver Broncos |
$7,467,354 |
| Minnesota Vikings |
$7,455,420 |
| Pittsburgh Steelers |
$6,712,728 |
| St. Louis Rams |
$6,560,991 |
| New England Patriots |
$6,400,973 |
| New York Jets |
$4,490,748 |
| New York Giants |
$4,317,526 |
| Detroit Lions |
$2,443,766 |
| New Orleans Saints |
$2,392,402 |
* Numbers released by NFLPA today
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