The 2026 NFL free agency window officially opened on Wednesday, March 11, and a flurry of signings and trades took place around the league. As we enter the weekend, signings have begun to slow as the first wave of action winds down.
Signings will continue over the next few weeks, leading up to the NFL draft, but teams tend to take a step back and analyze their salary cap situation after the initial spending spree.
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Entering the weekend, the Tennessee Titans remain in an incredible position with a whopping $80.8 million in cap space, which is over $10 million more than the next-highest team, the Washington Commanders ($70.7 million).
Jan 29, 2026; Nashville, TN, USA; Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh answers questions from the media during the press conference at Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park. Mandatory Credit: Steve Roberts-Imagn Images
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Buffalo Bills are the only teams with less than one million in practical cap space, with the Bills over the cap by $151,148.
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How much salary cap space does your favorite team have entering the weekend?
A full look at the updated salary cap space for all 32 teams can be seen below, via Spotrac.com.
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Updated 2026 NFL salary cap space
Aug 4, 2023; Canton, OH, USA; NFL commissioner Roger Goodell speaks with the NFL shield as a backdrop during the Pro Football Hall of Fame Gold Jacket dinner at Canton Civic Center. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
Tennessee Titans $80.8 million
Washington Commanders $70.7 million
Arizona Cardinals $61.5 million
Los Angeles Chargers $60.6 million
Baltimore Ravens $56.9 million
New England Patriots $53.6 million
Indianapolis Colts $51.8 million
Detroit Lions $45.6 million
Las Vegas Raiders $44.1 million
Seattle Seahawks $42 million
New York Jets $39.7 million
Philadelphia Eagles $38 million
Green Bay Packers $30.4 million
San Francisco 49ers $28.9 million
Carolina Panthers $28.7 million
Pittsburgh Steelers $28 million
New York Giants $27.2 million
Los Angeles Rams $27.1 million
Kansas City Chiefs $25.4 million
Denver Broncos $23.7 million
Dallas Cowboys $22 million
Atlanta Falcons $20.7 million
Houston Texans $20.3 million
New Orleans Saints $17.5 million
Minnesota Vikings $13.9 million
Miami Dolphins $10.2 million
Jacksonville Jaguars $10.2 million
Cincinnati Bengals $9 million
Cleveland Browns $6.8 million
Chicago Bears $6.6 million
Tampa Bay Buccaneers $972,385
Buffalo Bills -$151,148
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