Updated Cap

[Postmaster]

Cap Space As Of May 15, 2009
Posted by Mike Florio on May 16, 2009, 1:34 p.m. EDT

[Editor’s note: These figures do not include the $947,000 in cap space that the league recently added for each team.]

Tampa Bay Buccaneers $36.6 million.

Kansas City Chiefs $31.1 million.

Green Bay Packers $28.5 million.

San Francisco 49ers $25.4 million.

Philadelphia Eagles $23.1 million.

Atlanta Falcons $19.9 million.

Chicago Bears $19.9 million.

Minnesota Vikings $17.2 million.

Denver Broncos $16.5 million.

Cleveland Browns $16.3 million.

Cincinnati Bengals $15.5 million.

New York Jets $14.1 million.

Jacksonville Jaguars $13.8 million.

Tennessee Titans $13.0 million.

Buffalo Bills $12.8 million.

St. Louis Rams $12.0 million.

Miami Dolphins $11.8 million.

Houston Texans $10.6 million.

Dallas Cowboys $10.3 million.

Oakland Raiders $9.1 million.

San Diego Chargers $8.1 million.

Seattle Seahawks $7.8 million.

Detroit Lions $7.4 million.

Washington Redskins $7.1 million.

Arizona Cardinals $6.9 million.

Indianapolis Colts $6.9 million.

New England Patriots $5.1 million.

Carolina Panthers $4.9 million.

Pittsburgh Steelers $4.7 million.

New Orleans Saints $4.6 million.

New York Giants $4.2 million.

Baltimore Ravens $958,000.

With the adjustment, we are 10 mil under.

[Birdwell]

Thanks, bror, for posting this.

Room to eat a contract or two if we make no other serious moves. Nice to have flexibility.

[Sleet]

With the CBA coming up and the recession in fully swing, owners just don't want to spend money this year.

SALARY-CAP ROOM
The adjustment of the salary cap for this season to $128 million got us wondering just where teams are entering the dog days of summer, when free-agent signings slow to a trickle and thoughts turn toward signing draft picks.

The Raiders and Dallas Cowboys are right in the middle of the pack in terms of cap room available at approximately $12 million.

Here are the figures for the rest of the league: Tampa Bay, $37.5 million; Kansas City, $32.0 million; Green Bay $29.5 million; San Francisco, $26.4; Philadelphia, $24.0 million; Atlanta, $21.1 million; Chicago, $21.0 million; Minnesota, $18.1 million; Denver $17.5 million; Cleveland, $17.2 million; Cincinnati, $16.5 million; New York Jets, $15.0 million; Jacksonville, $14.8 million; Tennessee, $14.0 million; Buffalo, $13.7 million; St. Louis, $13.0 million; Miami, $12.7 million; Raiders, 12.0 million; Dallas, $11.6 million; Houston, $11.5 million; San Diego, $9.0 million; Seattle, $8.8 million; Detroit, $8.3 million; Washington, $8.0 million; Arizona, $7.9 million, Indianapolis, $7.8 million; New England $6.0 million; Carolina, $5.9 million; Pittsburgh, $5.6 million; New Orleans, $5.5. million; New York Giants, $5.2 million; Baltimore, $1.9 million.