We’ve already covered each position, and now we’re moving on to the offenses as a whole. Each team’s top cap hits are dominated by quarterbacks, but linemen, receivers and even tight ends show up. Here’s a look at the most expensive offenses in the league of players currently on the roster.

• Cap information compiled via Over The Cap

1 – Chiefs: $176,428,476

• Percentage of total cap: 63.2 percent
• Quarterbacks: 11.2 percent
• Running backs: 2.7 percent
• Wide receivers: 8.1 percent
• Tight ends: 10.5 percent
• Offensive line: 30.7 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Patrick Mahomes, $28,062,269 (10.1 percent)
• PFF grade: 78.0 (14th)

2 – Falcons: $174,734,417

• Percentage of total cap: 62.6 percent
• Quarterbacks: 16.9 percent
• Running backs: 3.9 percent
• Wide receivers: 13.1 percent
• Tight ends: 6.8 percent
• Offensive line: 21.9 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Kirk Cousins, $40,000,000 (14.3 percent)
• PFF grade: 88.3 (3rd)

3 – Bengals: $173,390,044

• Percentage of total cap: 62.1 percent
• Quarterbacks: 17.5 percent
• Running backs: 3.4 percent
• Wide receivers: 20.6 percent
• Tight ends: 5.5 percent
• Offensive line: 15.0 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Joe Burrow, $45,999,784 (16.5 percent)
• PFF grade: 78.7 (12th)

4 – Rams: $171,339,196

• Percentage of total cap: 61.4 percent
• Quarterbacks: 18.6 percent
• Running backs: 3.8 percent
• Wide receivers: 10.9 percent
• Tight ends: 7.9 percent
• Offensive line: 20.1 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Matthew Stafford, $47,466,666 (17.0 percent)
• PFF grade: 79.9 (9th)

5 – Lions: $164,980,708

• Percentage of total cap: 59.1 percent
• Quarterbacks: 12.7 percent
• Running backs: 6.1 percent
• Wide receivers: 12.8 percent
• Tight ends: 3.3 percent
• Offensive line: 24.2 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Jared Goff, $32,600,000 (11.7 percent)
• PFF grade: 88.5 (2nd)

6 – Panthers: $163,875,031

• Percentage of total cap: 58.7 percent
• Quarterbacks: 5.5 percent
• Running backs: 5.1 percent
• Wide receivers: 9.7 percent
• Tight ends: 3.2 percent
• Offensive line: 35.2 percent
• Top cap hit: RT Taylor Moton, $31,347,916 (11.2 percent)
• PFF grade: 72.2 (22nd)

7 – Commanders: $157,881,076

• Percentage of total cap: 56.6 percent
• Quarterbacks: 6.8 percent
• Running backs: 5.2 percent
• Wide receivers: 15.7 percent
• Tight ends: 5.4 percent
• Offensive line: 23.4 percent
• Top cap hit: WR Terry McLaurin, $25,500,000 (9.1 percent)
• PFF grade: 78.1 (13th)

8 – Bills: $156,542,713

• Percentage of total cap: 56.1 percent
• Quarterbacks: 14.9 percent
• Running backs: 3.8 percent
• Wide receivers: 10.2 percent
• Tight ends: 7.5 percent
• Offensive line: 19.5 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Josh Allen, $36,335,281 (13.0 percent)
• PFF grade: 81.0 (7th)

9 – Cardinals: $150,528,379

• Percentage of total cap: 53.9 percent
• Quarterbacks: 17.8 percent
• Running backs: 5.1 percent
• Wide receivers: 8.4 percent
• Tight ends: 4.9 percent
• Offensive line: 17.6 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Kyler Murray, $43,325,677 (15.5 percent)
• PFF grade: 81.0 (7th)

10 – Chargers: $150,040,349

• Percentage of total cap: 53.7 percent
• Quarterbacks: 15.3 percent
• Running backs: 4.5 percent
• Wide receivers: 6.4 percent
• Tight ends: 4.9 percent
• Offensive line: 22.7 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Justin Herbert, $37,345,675 (13.4 percent)
• PFF grade: 77.5 (15th)

11 – Bears: $149,802,926

• Percentage of total cap: 53.7 percent
• Quarterbacks: 4.6 percent
• Running backs: 5.3 percent
• Wide receivers: 14.5 percent
• Tight ends: 7.8 percent
• Offensive line: 21.4 percent
• Top cap hit: WR D.J. Moore, $24,900,000 (8.9 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.1 (27th)

12 – Cowboys: $148,393,526

• Percentage of total cap: 53.2 percent
• Quarterbacks: 18.8 percent
• Running backs: 2.9 percent
• Wide receivers: 12.5 percent
• Tight ends: 3.2 percent
• Offensive line: 15.7 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Dak Prescott, $50,518,430 (18.1 percent)
• PFF grade: 66.5 (28th)

13 – Colts: $148,096,248

• Percentage of total cap: 53.0 percent
• Quarterbacks: 9.1 percent
• Running backs: 7.3 percent
• Wide receivers: 14.5 percent
• Tight ends: 4.3 percent
• Offensive line: 17.8 percent
• Top cap hit: WR Michael Pittman Jr., $23,000,000 (8.2 percent)
• PFF grade: 74.3 (20th)

14 – Eagles: $147,866,032

• Percentage of total cap: 52.9 percent
• Quarterbacks: 8.9 percent
• Running backs: 4.9 percent
• Wide receivers: 12.2 percent
• Tight ends: 6.2 percent
• Offensive line: 20.7 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Jalen Hurts, $21,869,800 (7.8 percent)
• PFF grade: 82.2 (6th)

15 – Browns: $140,608,322

• Percentage of total cap: 50.4 percent
• Quarterbacks: 15.6 percent
• Running backs: 2.0 percent
• Wide receivers: 7.6 percent
• Tight ends: 5.6 percent
• Offensive line: 19.6 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Deshaun Watson, $35,971,514 (12.9 percent)
• PFF grade: 62.1 (32nd)

16 – Vikings: $139,459,151

• Percentage of total cap: 49.9 percent
• Quarterbacks: 2.9 percent
• Running backs: 4.5 percent
• Wide receivers: 11.2 percent
• Tight ends: 8.4 percent
• Offensive line: 22.9 percent
• Top cap hit: RT Brian O’Neill, $26,019,114 (9.3 percent)
• PFF grade: 78.8 (11th)

17 – Titans: $138,977,227

• Percentage of total cap: 49.8 percent
• Quarterbacks: 4.9 percent
• Running backs: 4.7 percent
• Wide receivers: 16.9 percent
• Tight ends: 3.0 percent
• Offensive line: 20.3 percent
• Top cap hit: WR Calvin Ridley, $28,000,000 (10.0 percent)
• PFF grade: 62.1 (31st)

18 – Dolphins: $134,829,709

• Percentage of total cap: 48.3 percent
• Quarterbacks: 15.4 percent
• Running backs: 2.0 percent
• Wide receivers: 16.7 percent
• Tight ends: 3.0 percent
• Offensive line: 11.1 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Tua Tagovailoa, $39,181,294 (14.0 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.4 (25th)

19 – Giants: $135,518,226

• Percentage of total cap: 48.5 percent
• Quarterbacks: 6.5 percent
• Running backs: 4.0 percent
• Wide receivers: 9.9 percent
• Tight ends: 3.3 percent
• Offensive line: 24.9 percent
• Top cap hit: LT Andrew Thomas, $21,087,941 (7.6 percent)
• PFF grade: 64.4 (29th)

20 – Patriots: $134,121,118

• Percentage of total cap: 48.1 percent
• Quarterbacks: 4.3 percent
• Running backs: 4.9 percent
• Wide receivers: 10.9 percent
• Tight ends: 7.5 percent
• Offensive line: 20.4 percent
• Top cap hit: RT Michael Onwenu, $21,000,000 (7.5 percent)
• PFF grade: 63.2 (30th)

21 – Ravens: $132,068,252

• Percentage of total cap: 47.3 percent
• Quarterbacks: 16.9 percent
• Running backs: 4.9 percent
• Wide receivers: 6.7 percent
• Tight ends: 8.4 percent
• Offensive line: 10.4 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Lamar Jackson, $43,500,000 (15.6 percent)
• PFF grade: 91.6 (1st)

22 – Buccaneers: $129,888,902

• Percentage of total cap: 46.5 percent
• Quarterbacks: 10.9 percent
• Running backs: 2.7 percent
• Wide receivers: 18.1 percent
• Tight ends: 2.8 percent
• Offensive line: 12.0 percent
• Top cap hit: WR Mike Evans, $25,358,000 (9.1 percent)
• PFF grade: 82.6 (4th)

23 – Broncos: $129,221,929

• Percentage of total cap: 46.3 percent
• Quarterbacks: 3.4 percent
• Running backs: 2.5 percent
• Wide receivers: 11.8 percent
• Tight ends: 5.1 percent
• Offensive line: 23.5 percent
• Top cap hit: RT Mike McGlinchey, $23,775,000 (8.5 percent)
• PFF grade: 74.2 (21st)

24 – Raiders: $129,207,921

• Percentage of total cap: 46.3 percent
• Quarterbacks: 15.7 percent
• Running backs: 4.4 percent
• Wide receivers: 9.6 percent
• Tight ends: 3.5 percent
• Offensive line: 13.1 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Geno Smith, $40,000,000 (14.3 percent)
• PFF grade: 69.4 (25th)

25 – Packers: $124,910,366

• Percentage of total cap: 44.7 percent
• Quarterbacks: 11.8 percent
• Running backs: 5.9 percent
• Wide receivers: 7.2 percent
• Tight ends: 2.9 percent
• Offensive line: 17.1 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Jordan Love, $29,687,143 (10.6 percent)
• PFF grade: 78.9 (10th)

26 – Texans: $121,152,991

• Percentage of total cap: 43.4 percent
• Quarterbacks: 5.9 percent
• Running backs: 6.7 percent
• Wide receivers: 10.6 percent
• Tight ends: 6.7 percent
• Offensive line: 13.4 percent
• Top cap hit: TE Dalton Schultz, $14,000,000 (5.0 percent)
• PFF grade: 75.9 (17th)

27 – 49ers: $120,868,004

• Percentage of total cap: 43.3 percent
• Quarterbacks: 4.8 percent
• Running backs: 4.8 percent
• Wide receivers: 9.8 percent
• Tight ends: 7.5 percent
• Offensive line: 16.5 percent
• Top cap hit: LT Trent Williams, $21,141,955 (7.6 percent)
• PFF grade: 82.3 (5th)

28 – Saints: $114,909,276

• Percentage of total cap: 41.2 percent
• Quarterbacks: 1.4 percent
• Running backs: 5.5 percent
• Wide receivers: 8.3 percent
• Tight ends: 11.9 percent
• Offensive line: 13.9 percent
• Top cap hit: TE Taysom Hill, $17,986,500 (6.4 percent)
• PFF grade: 71.0 (23rd)

29 – Jaguars: $109,891,394

• Percentage of total cap: 39.4 percent
• Quarterbacks: 7.5 percent
• Running backs: 4.0 percent
• Wide receivers: 8.3 percent
• Tight ends: 3.5 percent
• Offensive line: 16.1 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Trevor Lawrence, $17,000,000 (6.1 percent)
• PFF grade: 70.4 (24th)

30 – Steelers: $105,053,568

• Percentage of total cap: 37.6 percent
• Quarterbacks: 6.8 percent
• Running backs: 3.7 percent
• Wide receivers: 9.6 percent
• Tight ends: 6.4 percent
• Offensive line: 11.2 percent
• Top cap hit: QB Aaron Rodgers, $14,150,000 (5.1 percent)
• PFF grade: 74.8 (18th)

31 – Jets: $103,445,766

• Percentage of total cap: 37.1 percent
• Quarterbacks: 5.9 percent
• Running backs: 3.5 percent
• Wide receivers: 8.5 percent
• Tight ends: 2.4 percent
• Offensive line: 16.8 percent
• Top cap hit: G Alijah Vera-Tucker, $15,313,000 (5.48 percent)
• PFF grade: 74.6 (19th)

32 – Seahawks: $99,868,569

• Percentage of total cap: 35.8 percent
• Quarterbacks: 6.3 percent
• Running backs: 2.9 percent
• Wide receivers: 8.9 percent
• Tight ends: 7.3 percent
• Offensive line: 10.3 percent
• Top cap hit: TE Noah Fant, $13,410,000 (4.8 percent)
• PFF grade: 76.7 (16th)