With training camps set to open next month and most teams’ rosters at the maximum of 90 players, the 49ers have more salary-cap space than any team in the NFL.
The league-wide salary cap this year is set at $155.27 million per team. The 49ers, who carried over all $12.2 million of their unspent salary-cap money from last season, are $49.5 million under the cap, according to the NFL Players Association.
Teams are allowed to carry over unspent salary-cap money from one year to the next.
Here is the salary-cap room for each NFL team:
Kansas City $226,818
Pittsburgh $1,940,481
New Orleans $2,655,255
Denver $3,370,312
N.Y. Jets $3,425,359
Arizona $4,763,911
Minnesota $5,338,304
Los Angeles $6,828,486
Dallas $6,894,370
Philadelphia $7,994,344
San Diego $8,113,224
Green Bay $8,999,130
New England $9,464,098
Atlanta $9,518,399
Cincinnati $9,692,461
Seattle $10,170,669
Raiders $10,704,623
Washington $11,928,245
Buffalo $12,146,959
Tampa Bay $12,179,612
Houston $12,489,406
Baltimore $12,896,914
Detroit $14,885,950
Indianapolis $16,092,778
Miami Dolphins $17,021,137
N.Y. Giants $18,160,235
Chicago $22,048,450
Tennessee $25,145,195
Carolina $26,266,272
Jacksonville $40,918,543
Cleveland $42,811,540
49ers $49,504,146
(Source: NFL Players Association.)
