NFL Salary-Cap Info for All 32 Teams After New CBA Ahead of 2020 Free Agency

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With the start of the 2020 NFL league year quickly approaching Wednesday, the NFL Players Association membership voted in favor of the proposed collective bargaining agreement.

The free-agency negotiating window opens Monday, and the passage of the new CBA removes what would've been a significant hurdle during the process.

According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, the 2020 salary cap is set at $198.2 million, an increase of $10 million from 2019. That additional cap space is likely to spark a spending spree, especially for the franchises with money to burn.

For example, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported Ryan Tannehill agreed to a four-year, $118 million deal to stay with the Tennessee Titans.

Here's a look at the financial situation for each team, per Over the Cap.

Arizona Cardinals

• Salary-Cap Space: $37,908,710
• Offensive Spending: $80,214,250
• Defensive Spending: $44,199,849

Atlanta Falcons

• Salary-Cap Space: $2,182,104
• Offensive Spending: $122,983,431
• Defensive Spending: $73,402,835

Baltimore Ravens

• Salary-Cap Space: $19,674,854
• Offensive Spending: $57,938,830
• Defensive Spending: $118,634,362

Buffalo Bills

• Salary-Cap Space: $80,186,213
• Offensive Spending: $75,017,602
• Defensive Spending: $62,408,055

Carolina Panthers

• Salary-Cap Space: $22,541,233
• Offensive Spending: $75,394,517
• Defensive Spending: $80,330,996

Chicago Bears

• Salary-Cap Space: $11,757,111
• Offensive Spending: $96,468,156
• Defensive Spending: $101,643,370

Cincinnati Bengals

• Salary-Cap Space: $51,907,026
• Offensive Spending: $82,791,920
• Defensive Spending: $68,475,341

Cleveland Browns

• Salary-Cap Space: $65,879,940
• Offensive Spending: $83,132,453
• Defensive Spending: $73,192,295

Dallas Cowboys

• Salary-Cap Space: $72,468,123
• Offensive Spending: $83,804,679
• Defensive Spending: $58,416,007

Denver Broncos

• Salary-Cap Space: $43,651,714
• Offensive Spending: $67,975,306
• Defensive Spending: $103,229,553

Detroit Lions

• Salary-Cap Space: $51,428,544
• Offensive Spending: $81,553,307
• Defensive Spending: $72,274,084

Green Bay Packers

• Salary-Cap Space: $26,150,042
• Offensive Spending: $96,565,584
• Defensive Spending: $75,302,925

Houston Texans

• Salary-Cap Space: $50,397,117
• Offensive Spending: $90,839,782
• Defensive Spending: $71,386,735

Indianapolis Colts

• Salary-Cap Space: $84,135,255
• Offensive Spending: $96,093,516
• Defensive Spending: $61,952,663

Jacksonville Jaguars

• Salary-Cap Space: $13,008,036
• Offensive Spending: $96,006,947
• Defensive Spending: $68,746,891

Kansas City Chiefs

• Salary-Cap Space: $11,874,494
• Offensive Spending: $114,768,198
• Defensive Spending: $85,374,920

Las Vegas Raiders

• Salary-Cap Space: $53,605,596
• Offensive Spending: $118,952,093
• Defensive Spending: $48,471,214

Los Angeles Chargers

• Salary-Cap Space: $49,874,302
• Offensive Spending: $73,228,993
• Defensive Spending: $71,591,743

Los Angeles Rams

• Salary-Cap Space: $17,232,144
• Offensive Spending: $114,855,814
• Defensive Spending: $72,333,657

Miami Dolphins

• Salary-Cap Space: $86,050,174
• Offensive Spending: $63,503,401
• Defensive Spending: $70,239,703

Minnesota Vikings

• Salary-Cap Space: $18,912,236
• Offensive Spending: $106,867,572
• Defensive Spending: $66,813,796

New England Patriots

• Salary-Cap Space: $39,859,589
• Offensive Spending: $73,759,026
• Defensive Spending: $81,170,450

New Orleans Saints

• Salary-Cap Space: $7,523,192
• Offensive Spending: $100,744,001
• Defensive Spending: $86,555,708

New York Giants

• Salary-Cap Space: $76,635,117
• Offensive Spending: $85,039,109
• Defensive Spending: $26,409,509

New York Jets

• Salary-Cap Space: $48,218,190
• Offensive Spending: $72,392,858
• Defensive Spending: $90,334,694

Philadelphia Eagles

• Salary-Cap Space: $40,000,800
• Offensive Spending: $107,028,867
• Defensive Spending: $67,271,821

Pittsburgh Steelers

• Salary-Cap Space: –$219,025
  
  
• Offensive Spending: $101,076,037
• Defensive Spending: $99,717,715

San Francisco 49ers

• Salary-Cap Space: $12,896,899
• Offensive Spending: $95,855,974
• Defensive Spending: $92,805,691

Seattle Seahawks

• Salary-Cap Space: $42,818,972
• Offensive Spending: $98,329,034
• Defensive Spending: $55,028,385

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• Salary-Cap Space: $78,094,844
• Offensive Spending: $80,214,250
• Defensive Spending: $44,199,849

Tennessee Titans

• Salary-Cap Space: $64,313,327
• Offensive Spending: $69,071,519
• Defensive Spending: $78,524,773

Washington Redskins

• Salary-Cap Space: $59,278,737
• Offensive Spending: $70,520,860
• Defensive Spending: $70,661,516

Free agency formally begins Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET, at which time players can officially sign their new contracts.

Players who received the franchise tag have until July 15 to work out a long-term extension with their respective teams.