2016 Salary Cap Carryovers for Every NFL Team

Every team elected to carry over unused salary cap space from 2015. Note that the Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Rams and New Orleans Saints opted to not carry over the full amount available to them. The smallest carryover amount is $11,587 by the Seattle Seahawks, and the largest is $32,774,928 by the Jacksonville Jaguars. The total carryover amount from 2015 is $203,963,112, making the average carryover per Club $6.4 million.Under the current CBA, Clubs have minimum cash spending requirements. For the years 2013-2016, Clubs are required to spend an average of 89% of the Salary Cap over the four-year period. League-wide, Clubs must spend an average of 95% of the Salary Cap over the four-year period. Once the 2016 salary cap is set, the carryover amount and other adjustments from the 2015 season will be combined for each team’s official salary cap position. Club Carry Over Amount Arizona Cardinals $3,031,663 Atlanta Falcons $3,905,771 Baltimore Ravens $1,633,944 Buffalo Bills $4,467,331 Carolina Panthers $3,731,200 Chicago Bears $867,589 Cincinnati Bengals $7,587,902 Cleveland Browns $20,734,144 Dallas Cowboys $3,571,239 Denver Broncos $3,300,000 Detroit Lions $862,191 Green Bay Packers $6,953,847 Houston Texans $1,637,055 Indianapolis Colts $4,950,629 Jacksonville Jaguars $32,774,928 Kansas City Chiefs $2,622,838 Los Angeles Rams $933,521 Miami Dolphins $9,137,544 Minnesota Vikings $2,090,409 New England Patriots $1,347,882 New Orleans Saints $1,400,000 New York Giants $11,193,231 New York Jets $2,484,216 Oakland Raiders $13,373,617 Philadelphia Eagles $7,255,362 Pittsburgh Steelers $3,000,327 San Diego Chargers $2,287,176 San Francisco 49ers $12,206,686 Seattle Seahawks $11,587 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $7,987,748 Tennessee Titans $20,783,801 Washington Redskins $5,837,734