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Cap Liabilities

Money already spent, before anyone new is signed.

Two numbers every front office lives with: this year's realized dead cap (cap charged to players no longer on the roster) and next year's already-committed book. Both come straight from Over The Cap and are validated against known public totals — Denver's $7.6M matches the live OTC page to the dollar, and Miami's $186.9M confirms the reported NFL record.

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Dead cap is money charged against the cap for players no longer on the roster — paid for nothing. Click a team to see which departed deals make up the number.

#TeamDead cap 2026
1▶Miami Dolphins$186.9M
2▶Cleveland Browns$119.9M
3▶New Orleans Saints$117.6M
4▶New York Jets$116.8M
5▶Arizona Cardinals$92.3M
6▶Philadelphia Eagles$82.6M
7▶Houston Texans$73.6M
8▶Jacksonville Jaguars$61.4M
9▶Las Vegas Raiders$59.0M
10▶Minnesota Vikings$55.5M
11▶Indianapolis Colts$53.8M
12▶Atlanta Falcons$49.2M
13▶Buffalo Bills$49.0M
14▶Green Bay Packers$48.8M
15▶Dallas Cowboys$48.0M
16▶New York Giants$46.1M
17▶San Francisco 49ers$44.6M
18▶New England Patriots$44.4M
19▶Tennessee Titans$39.8M
20▶Detroit Lions$34.1M
21▶Carolina Panthers$27.1M
22▶Washington Commanders$27.0M
23▶Chicago Bears$25.3M
24▶Pittsburgh Steelers$22.7M
25▶Baltimore Ravens$19.9M
26▶Tampa Bay Buccaneers$16.6M
27▶Kansas City Chiefs$15.9M
28▶Los Angeles Rams$13.9M
29▶Cincinnati Bengals$12.4M
30▶Los Angeles Chargers$9.1M
31▶Denver Broncos$7.6M
32▶Seattle Seahawks$4.9M