Salary cap and contract considerations are taking center stage as all NFL teams have entered the offseason with the Philadelphia Eagles beating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX. Choices made in the early part of the offseason can have long-lasting ramifications for teams.

With the offseason now in effect, let’s take a look at the books for the salary cap space across the entire NFL landscape.

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With De’Von Achane leading the way and Jaylen Wright added to the fold, there’s not much reason for the Dolphins to carry Mostert’s $3.9 million salary cap hit in 2025. They can recoup $2.9 million of it by releasing the 33-year-old back and eat $1 million in dead money.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers decided to part ways with edge rusher Preston Smith on Friday, which will open up more cap space for general manager Omar Khan. Here's a look at Pittsburgh's updated salary cap situation.

Here is every NFL team’s current salary cap space (including the Texans) according to Over The Cap:

How far over the Dolphins are won’t be made official until the NFL announces where it’s setting the salary cap for the 2025 league year, which will likely happen later this month. For now, here’s every NFL team’s projected salary cap space (including the Dolphins) according to Over The Cap:

Philadelphia Eagles lead all 32 NFL teams by large margin in a ranking of most salary cap dollars currently in void years