Lower cap

[Racehorse]

Contracts Cap space
1 Jacksonville Jaguars 57 $71,929,885
2 Indianapolis Colts 62 $61,362,959
3 New York Jets 55 $60,154,892
4 New England Patriots 57 $54,599,836
5 Cincinnati Bengals 48 $34,224,143
6 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30 $28,200,683
7 Cleveland Browns 45 $24,381,179
8 Baltimore Ravens 41 $24,264,089
9 Washington Football Team 65 $23,183,862
10 Miami Dolphins 55 $22,874,512
11 Los Angeles Chargers 45 $22,035,869
12 San Francisco 49ers 49 $14,793,293
13 Dallas Cowboys 62 $10,415,619
14 Denver Broncos 59 $10,275,259
15 Arizona Cardinals 52 $7,433,364
16 Seattle Seahawks 47 $6,190,563
17 Carolina Panthers 53 $6,108,935
18 Detroit Lions 50 $3,557,695
19 Buffalo Bills 42 $765,642
20 Tennessee Titans 50 ($6,988,850)
21 Chicago Bears 45 ($8,373,955)
22 New York Giants 65 ($12,484,491)
23 Minnesota Vikings 56 ($17,685,367)
24 Las Vegas Raiders 52 ($17,929,972)
25 Kansas City Chiefs 40 ($18,697,557)
26 Houston Texans 52 ($21,008,826)
27 Los Angeles Rams 45 ($21,360,598)
28 Pittsburgh Steelers 47 ($23,662,231)
29 Green Bay Packers 44 ($24,440,451)
30 Atlanta Falcons 42 ($32,259,786)
31 Philadelphia Eagles 64 ($63,016,351)
32 New Orleans Saints 46 ($99,840,508)

Seems like the lower cap is going to affect the value for free agents. We are in a good spot, but need to replace expiring contracts. Most of the other playoff teams are in cap hell now. It could bode well for us.