Dallas Cowboys' salary cap space entering 2025 NFL preseason

The Cowboys enter the preseason with the 11th-most available cap space in the league at just over $32 million, but they could free up some space by restructuring deals, signing extensions, and the yearly cap casualties.

A full look at the current salary cap space for all 32 teams can be seen below, via Spotrac.

NFL salary cap space ahead of post-June 1 releases

New England Patriots $60 million

Detroit Lions $51.4 million

Cincinnati Bengals $47.9 million

San Francisco 49ers $47.6 million

Las Vegas Raiders $38.2 million

Arizona Cardinals $37.9 million

Tennessee Titans $35.4 million

Seattle Seahawks $35.2 million

New York Jets $34.2 million

Pittsburgh Steelers $34 million

Dallas Cowboys $32.2 million

Los Angeles Chargers $32 million

Green Bay Packers $31.3 million

Philadelphia Eagles $30.8 million

Tampa Bay Buccaneers $29.4 million

Denver Broncos $26.6 million

Minnesota Vikings $25.7 million

New Orleans Saints $22.8 million

Cleveland Browns $22 million

Washington Commanders $22 million

Carolina Panthers $20.5 million

Los Angeles Rams $20 million

Indianapolis Colts $19.8 million

Jacksonville Jaguars $19.3 million

Baltimore Ravens $17.5 million

Kansas City Chiefs $17.4 million

Chicago Bears $13.8 million

Miami Dolphins $12.3 million

Houston Texans $11 million

Atlanta Falcons $5.3 million

New York Giants $4 million

Buffalo Bills -$740,208