The Cleveland Browns will have money to spend, even if they do not right now. Here we take a look at where they rank in cap space among the Washington Commanders (the most), the New Orleans Saints (the least), and the rest of the NFL.
The Browns currently sit about $12 million in the red as they venture into their offseason. Do not fret though, as they are in a fine financial situation as free agency and the NFL draft are next up for general manager Andrew Berry and his staff.
It’s important to remember, however, that the Browns will restructure multiple contracts to free up cap space as they look to improve their roster this offseason. The Browns will not be strapped for cash this offseason, and what they are doing is sustainable long-term as long as they can continue to hit on draft picks like cornerback Martin Emerson Jr., defensive end Alex Wright, and offensive tackle Dawand Jones.
Here are all 32 teams ranked by current cap space (numbers from Over the Cap).
32
New Orleans Saints: -$82.254m
31
Miami Dolphins: -$49.317m
30
Los Angeles Chargers: $-44.987m
29
Buffalo Bills: -$43.798m
28
Denver Broncos: -$24.019m
27
Dallas Cowboys: -$18.047m
26
Cleveland Browns: -$16.934m
25
Pittsburgh Steelers: -$15.149m
24
Seattle Seahawks: -$3.772m
23
San Francisco 49ers: -$425,038
22
Green Bay Packers: -$197,462
21
New York Jets: $6.640m
20
Jacksonville Jaguars: $12.903m
19
Baltimore Ravens: $12.903m
18
New York Giants: $23.990m
17
Atlanta Falcons: $26.321m
16
Minnesota Vikings: $26.328m
15
Philadelphia Eagles: $28.955m
14
Los Angeles Rams: $29.387m
13
Kansas City Chiefs: $29.577m
12
Carolina Panthers: $30.074m
11
Las Vegas Raiders: $38.664m
10
Arizona Cardinals: $44.274m
9
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $47.373m
8
Chicago Bears: $48.418m
7
Detroit Lions: $58.846m
6
Cincinnati Bengals: $59.856m
5
Indianapolis Colts: $63.905m
4
New England Patriots: $67.893m
3
Houston Texans: $71.439m
2
Tennessee Titans: $74.242m
1
Washington Commanders: $75.744m
