NFL Team Spending: Each team's 2024 cap

As the 2024 NFL season intensifies, we take a closer look at how teams are managing their finances under this year’s $255.4 million salary cap. Using data from Over The Cap, we’ve analyzed each franchise’s spending to uncover where the biggest investments are being made. Here’s the breakdown!

Active cash spending: $175,867,007

The Denver Broncos have spent the least of all teams this year, but that's more out of necessity, as they currently have over $75 million tied up in dead cap space thanks to Russell Wilson's outstanding $56 million contract.

Active cash spending: $183,964,898

New England has been reserved with their spending in 2024 and as a result still has $37,614,138 in cap space.

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Active cash spending: $183,964,898

Tampa Bay continues to navigate the post-Tom Brady era with more measured spending.

Active cash spending: $185,884,801

The Vikings have kept their books in check in 2024, despite a pretty hefty amount of cap tied up in dead money.

Active cash spending: $188,881,169

With over $64.2 million in dead cap money, Buffalo has had to reign in spending in 2024.

Active cash spending: $189,938,682

The New York Jets have considerably curbed their spending in recent years, and ditching the likes of C.J. Uzomah and Laken Tomlinson certainly helped.

Active cash spending: $189,164,674

With dead money tied up in contracts to Haason Reddick and Derek Barnett, Philadelphia hasn't had all that much to play with.

Total cash spending: $197,515,669

While being highly competitive, Detroit has also been one of the most balanced with their spending in 2024.

Active cash spending: $198,999,778

The Titans remain focused on balancing their payroll with new additions and retaining key defensive talent.

Total cash spending: $199,472,906

Despite Justin Herbert’s massive 2023 contract, the Chargers aren't among the top spenders in 2024.

Total cash spending: $200,639,529

With Jordan Love taking the reins, the Packers have balanced spending while focusing on younger talent.

Active cash spending: $202,068,603

The Raiders made major financial commitments, especially to stars like Maxx Crosby and Davante Adams.

Active cash spending: $203,465,589

Washington’s spending has focused on upgrading both sides of the ball under new ownership.

Active cash spending: $207,346,534

Miami’s spending includes contracts for stars like Tyreek Hill and Jalen Ramsey, as they aim to challenge in the AFC.

Active cash spending: $208,321,890

The Panthers are investing in their future, particularly around rookie quarterback Bryce Young. A big promise for the franchise.

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Active cash spending: $209,723,721

Seattle has made strategic investments in young talent and key veterans to continue their rebuild.

Active cash spending: $211,722,667

New Orleans big spending in the last few years has kept their books pretty tied up in 2024.

Active cash spending: $215,411,365

True to form, Dallas has spent big, particularly on star players like Dak Prescott and Micah Parsons.

Active cash spending: $216,701,619

Known for their strong roster, the 49ers have made large financial commitments to stars like Nick Bosa and Christian McCaffrey.

Active cash spending: $218,917,466

Houston is continuing its rebuilding phase, spending heavily to bring in veteran talent and surround rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud with the right support.

Active cash spending: $219,361,601

The Steelers remain a balanced spender, maintaining their commitment to long-term success without overextending financially.

Active cash spending: $222,667,500

The Cardinals are paying for contracts from previous seasons as they rebuild under a new regime.

Active cash spending: $224,132,731

The specter of Deshaun Watson's five year, $230 million contract looms large over Cleveland in 2024.

Active cash spending: $225,498,330

The Rams' spending is a little out of control, especially given that they have close to $30 million in dead cap money.

Active cash spending: $226,417,631

The Jaguars have spent up this year, but so far haven't got too much to show for it.

Active cash spending: $228,703,635

The Giants have prioritized retaining core talent, especially after extending quarterback Daniel Jones and star running back Saquon Barkley.

Active cash spending: $230,938,527

Baltimore’s big investment in Lamar Jackson, along with other key players, keeps them competitive in the AFC North.

Active cash spending: $236,790,970

While Patrick Mahomes’ contract is a big factor here, the Chiefs have actually carefully managed their payroll while still investing in key players.

Active cash spending: $238,267,573

The Colts are focusing on a youth movement, on the back of the development of rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson.

Active cash spending: $238,374,959

The Bears have committed to building around Justin Fields, spending heavily to shore up both their offensive line and defense.

Active cash spending: $$240,637,592

The Falcons continue to invest in their defense and skill positions as they continue their costly rebuild.

Active cash spending: $247,201,667

Joe Burrow’s 2023 275m five-year contract has significantly boosted Cincinnati’s spending. Money well spent?

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