The Cleveland Browns, San Francisco 49ers, and Dallas Cowboys are among the leaders in rollover cap space entering the 2024 offseason. Where do they rank among all 32 teams in projected rollover cap space?
Andrew Berry has been one of the most aggressive general managers in the NFL since he took over the reins in 2020 in Cleveland. This year, while they have to clear some cap space first, will not be any different for the Browns, Berry, and his staff. Getting out of the negatives in cap space will be rather easy for the Browns as they will be ready to spend money when the new league year gets underway.
A big part of the Browns’ strategy in managing the cap revolves around their use of rollover cap space to help cover the deficit they face. The Browns, thanks to owner Jimmy Haslam, have been able to convert base salaries to bonuses at will, allowing them to spend more money than any other team in the league. How much rollover cap will the Browns have this year?
Here are all 32 NFL teams ranked by their projected rollover cap space as the 2024 offseason vastly approaches.
32
Buffalo Bills: $0
31
New England Patriots: $529k
30
Baltimore Ravens: $883k
29
Denver Broncos: $1.13m
28
Miami Dolphins: $1.736m
27
Philadelphia Eagles: $2.216m
26
Kansas City Chiefs: $2.826m
25
Pittsburgh Steelers: $3.022m
24
Detroit Lions: $3.521m
23
New Orleans Saints: $3.656m
22
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $3.752m
21
Houston Texans: $4.442m
20
Chicago Bears: $4.927m
19
Carolina Panthers: $5.380m
18
New York Jets: $5.925m
17
New York Giants: $6.183m
16
Seattle Seahawks: $7.128m
15
Los Angeles Rams: $7.694m
14
Atlanta Falcons: $7.730m
13
Los Angeles Chargers: $8.006m
12
Indianapolis Colts: $8.299m
11
Jacksonville Jaguars: $8.448m
10
Green Bay Packers: $8.737m
9
Minnesota Vikings: $8.959m
8
Tennessee Titans: $9.365m
7
Cincinnati Bengals: $10.767m
6
Dallas Cowboys: $10.802m
5
Arizona Cardinals: $11.184m
4
Las Vegas Raiders: $11.518m
3
Washington Commanders: $12.093m
2
Cleveland Browns: $30.690m
1
San Francisco 49ers: $37.990m
