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2023 NFL Salary Cap Totals for Each Team
Salary Cap Set at $224.8 Million
The NFL has announced the salary cap for the 2023 season, which has been set at $224.8 million.
This represents an increase of nearly $20 million over the 2022 season.
The minimum salary for an NFL player in 2023 will be $750,000.
Cap Space for Every Team
Here is a look at how all 32 NFL teams currently stand in terms of salary cap space:
- Atlanta Falcons: $56.4 million
- Baltimore Ravens: $30.8 million
- Buffalo Bills: $10.6 million
- Carolina Panthers: $35.2 million
- Chicago Bears: $97.2 million
- Cincinnati Bengals: $13.2 million
- Cleveland Browns: $19.3 million
- Dallas Cowboys: $21.2 million
- Denver Broncos: $9.1 million
- Detroit Lions: $22.3 million
- Green Bay Packers: $11.3 million
- Houston Texans: $36.8 million
- Indianapolis Colts: $18.4 million
- Jacksonville Jaguars: $59.4 million
- Kansas City Chiefs: $6.3 million
- Las Vegas Raiders: $22.5 million
- Los Angeles Chargers: $20.5 million
- Los Angeles Rams: -$14.9 million
- Miami Dolphins: $18.6 million
- Minnesota Vikings: $18.5 million
- New England Patriots: -$1.6 million
- New Orleans Saints: $37.5 million
- New York Giants: $43.2 million
- New York Jets: $42.6 million
- Philadelphia Eagles: $10.2 million
- Pittsburgh Steelers: $26.7 million
- San Francisco 49ers: $18.4 million
- Seattle Seahawks: $32.2 million
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $55.1 million
- Tennessee Titans: $15.6 million
- Washington Commanders: $26.5 million
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