Updated Cap Space by Team

[Guard]

from PFT. The Rams are down towards the bottom of the list:

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... f-july-15/

Team-by-team cap space as of July 15
Posted by Mike Florio on July 15, 2012, 10:26 PM EDT

[Editor's note: Periodically, we post the available cap space for every team. And that's what we're doing right now. As of July 15. Without the Drew Brees and Tyvon Branch deals reflected.]

Jaguars: $25.11 million.

Titans: $19.97 million.

Browns: $17.77 million.

Chiefs: $16.54 million.

Bengals: $16.30 million.

Eagles: $15.74 million.

Buccaneers: $15.74 million.

Colts: $14.59 million.

Broncos: $11.71 million.

Packers: $11.25 million.

Patriots: $10.87 million.

Vikings: $10.52 million.

Panthers: $8.76 million.

Seahawks: $8.47 million.

Bills: $7.36 million.

Cowboys: $7.18 million.

Redskins: $6.97 million.

Jets: $5.86 million.

Cardinals: $4.55 million.

Dolphins: $4.45 million.

Texans: $4.05 million.

Bears: $3.82 million.

Lions: $3.77 million.

Steelers: $3.73 million.

Rams: $3.60 million.

49ers: $3.39 million.

Giants: $3.11 million.

Chargers: $2.86 million.

Falcons: $2.75 million.

Saints: $2.12 million.

Raiders: $1.34 million.

Ravens: $606,000.

 

[bluecoconuts]

It's all these early picks dragging us down..

 

[Ramhusker]

Yep, it always happens to the teams that dwell in the cellar too long. Having to pay all those high picks big money over the years. That will begin to change soon due to the new rookie pay scale and the fact that the RAMS are coming out of the cellar baby!!!!! :wewt:

 

[Angry Ram]

It's all these early picks dragging us down..

Steelers? Giants?? Ravens? Bears? Chargers? Those are all teams that have relatively high picks.

Well, the Raiders make sense.

 

[libertadrocks]

Does this number account for the total rookie pool cap hit? Or does it only reflect the ones that have signed?

 

[Username]

It's all these early picks dragging us down..

Steelers? Giants?? Ravens? Bears? Chargers? Those are all teams that have relatively high picks.

Well, the Raiders make sense.

They haven't been the worst team in the league over the last half decade, having multiple high draft picks during highest payed era of the uncapped rookie draft. How about that