A look at how much cap space each NFL team rolled over to 2021, from the Browns ($30,366,604) to the Ravens ($586,822).
The NFL will audit these amounts after calculating incentives and cap credits from this year. The final amounts will be added to each team's cap for 2021. pic.twitter.com/cKen1bbgJ5
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) January 20, 2021
Few teams handle the salary cap better than the Pittsburgh Steelers. But a few seasons of robbing Peter to pay Paul things have finally caught up to the Steelers. It is still unclear what the 2021 salary cap will be but regardless, Pittsburgh will be one of the teams starting the offseason in a serious negative.
There is one piece of good news. According to NFL reporter Field Yates, the Steelers will carry over almost $5 million from the 2020 salary cap. Here’s how the teams ranked in terms of carryover for the upcoming offseason. The Steelers have a long list of free agents they need to make decisions about and very little money to spend.
1. Cleveland — $30,366,604
2. NY Jets — $26,686,546
3. Dallas — $25,443,439
4. Jacksonville — $23,481,404
5. Philadelphia — $22,756,775
6. New England — $19,571,247
7. Denver — $17,788,121
8. Washington — $15,830,173
9. Miami — $15,229,375
10. Detroit — $12,819,468
11. Cincinnati — $10,792,275
12. Houston — $9,189,845
13. Indianapolis — $8,310,897
14. LA Chargers — $8,072,299
15. Chicago — $7,042,995
16. LA Rams — $5,674,141
17. Kansas City — $5,097,253
18. Arizona — $5,035,548
19. Pittsburgh — $4,950,555
20. NY Giants — $4,801,375
21. Tampa Bay — $4,582,058
22. Minnesota — $4,526,324
23. Carolina — $4,270,682
24. New Orleans — $4,122,189
25. Buffalo — $3,771,955
26. Green Bay — $3,748,893
27. Las Vegas — $3,573,971
28. Tennessee — $2,348,822
29. San Francisco — $1,922,299
30. Atlanta — $1,780,606
31. Seattle — $956,477
32. Baltimore — $586,822
