NFL teams report dead cap space after June 1 deadline

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Last updated Jun 5, 2026

NFL teams report dead cap space after June 1 deadline
Summary

As of June 5, 2026, the NFL has updated totals for dead cap space across all teams following the June 1 salary cap deadline. The Miami Dolphins lead with $179,214,257 in dead cap space, followed closely by the Cleveland Browns at $116,820,743 and the New Orleans Saints at $112,123,154. The New York Jets rank 29th with a total of $111,466,021 in dead cap. Teams must account for all cap dollars, affecting roster moves and contracts of players removed from rosters. This often influences future team strategies and player transactions as teams navigate their salary caps going forward.

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  • •Dolphins have $179,214,257 in dead cap space.
  • •Jets rank 29th with $111,466,021 in dead cap.
  • •Browns and Saints also exceed $100 million in dead cap.
  • •June 1 is critical for NFL salary cap management.
  • •Teams must adjust their plans based on these figures.
Latest Updates
  • 8:11 PMYahoo Sports — Post-June 1 dead cap space for all 32 NFL teams (including the Bills)
  • 8:01 PMYahoo Sports — Post-June 1 dead cap space for all 32 NFL teams (including the Jets)
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Here is every NFL's current dead cap space totals, including the Bills.

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Here is every NFL's current dead cap space totals, including the Jets.

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