Updated Cowboys Salary Cap Space After First Wave of Free Agency

While it is only the 21st-highest number of available cap space, their is still a quarter of the league in much worse position.

We'll just have to buckle up and see whether Jerry Jones decides to continue looking for bargain deals on the open market or whether the team will begin to shift its attention to the 2026 NFL draft, which will be held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from Thursday, April 23, through Saturday, April 25.

A look at the full salary cap picture around the league can be seen below, via Spotrac.

Updated 2026 NFL Salary Cap Space

1. Tennessee Titans $80.8 million
2. Washington Commanders $70.7 million
3. Arizona Cardinals $61.5 million
4. Los Angeles Chargers $60.6 million
5. Baltimore Ravens $56.9 million
6. New England Patriots $53.6 million
7. Indianapolis Colts $51.8 million
8. Detroit Lions $45.6 million
9. Las Vegas Raiders $44.1 million
10. Seattle Seahawks $42 million
11. New York Jets $39.7 million
12. Philadelphia Eagles $38 million
13. Green Bay Packers $30.4 million
14. San Francisco 49ers $28.9 million
15. Carolina Panthers $28.7 million
16. Pittsburgh Steelers $28 million
17. New York Giants $27.2 million
18. Los Angeles Rams $27.1 million
19. Kansas City Chiefs $25.4 million
20. Denver Broncos $23.7 million
21. Dallas Cowboys $22 million
22. Atlanta Falcons $20.7 million
23. Houston Texans $20.3 million
24. New Orleans Saints $17.5 million
25. Minnesota Vikings $13.9 million
26. Miami Dolphins $10.2 million
27. Jacksonville Jaguars $10.2 million
28. Cincinnati Bengals $9 million
29. Cleveland Browns $6.8 million
30. Chicago Bears $6.6 million
31. Tampa Bay Buccaneers $972,385
32. Buffalo Bills -$151,148