The Cincinnati Bengals are leading the league. In salary cap space, that is. With 56 players under contract, the Bengals are $20.58 million under the NFL salary cap limit of $120.6 million. Here's a look at the updated salary-cap status for all 32 teams counting their top 51 contracts as of March 31: 1. Cincinnati Bengals: $20.58 million, 2. Jacksonville Jaguars:$20.27 million, 3. Seattle Seahawks: $18.98 million, 4. Cleveland Browns: $18.50 million, 5. Tennessee Titans: $18.46 million, 6. Kansas City Chiefs: $17.04 million, 7. Philadelphia Eagles: $16.25 million, 8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $15.81 million, 9. Minnesota Vikings: $14.57 million, 10. Denver Broncos: $11.13 million, 11. Indianapolis Colts: $10.624 million, 12. Buffalo Bills: $9.71 million, 13. New England Patriots: $9.49 million, 14. New York Jets: $7.69 million, 15. Washington Redskins: $7.18 million, 16. Miami Dolphins: $6.47 million, 17. Pittsburgh Steelers: $5.88 million, 18. San Diego Chargers: $5.62 million, 19. San Francisco 49ers: $5.30 million, 20. Detroit Lions: $4.51 million, 21. St. Louis Rams: $4.31 million 22. Houston Texans: $3.59 million, 23. Chicago Bears: $3.54 million, 24. New York Giants: $3.43 million, 25. Oakland Raiders: $3.429 million, 26. Green Bay Packers: $3.425 million, 27. Dallas Cowboys: $2.16 million, 28. Baltimore Ravens: $1.75 million, 29. Atlanta Falcons: $1.65 million, 30. Arizona Cardinals: $1.64 million, 31. New Orleans Saints: $1.41 million, 32. Carolina Panthers: $508,978. Source: Scout.com
now that i think about it, the guy in charge of carolina's cap is marty hurney, who is one of the worst g.m.'s in the sport so i guess it does make sense ...........
