The NFL has released the official numbers, and the Browns have finally finished first at something! We’re not sure what this says about their current roster that we don’t already know, (not very good). It does however give a ton of cap space for new GM John Dorsey to take the next step in the rebuilding process by purchasing some high price talent!
Just how much money will Dorsey have to pick up some players with compared to other teams, take a look below!
1. Cleveland Browns: $108,919,295
2. New York Jets: $92,083,128
3. Chicago Bears: $77,532,002
4. Indianapolis Colts: $73,878,001
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $73,095,826
6. San Francisco 49ers: $67,029,331
7. Houston Texans: $62,999,974
8. Los Angeles Rams: $53,356,308
9. Tennessee Titans: $49,156,490
10. Minnesota Vikings: $48,097,861
11. Cincinnati Bengals: $35,404,193
League average: $34,030,061
12. Washington Redskins: $31,632,697
13. New Orleans Saints: $30,855,967
14. Jacksonville Jaguars: $29,517,573
15. Detroit Lions: $27,724,956
16. Buffalo Bills: $25,637,307
17. Carolina Panthers: $24,466,287
18. Denver Broncos: $23,903,805
19. Los Angeles Chargers: $23,212,918
20. New York Giants: $22,882,780
21. Arizona Cardinals: $20,419,161
22. Kansas City Chiefs: $20,071,333
23. Oakland Raiders: $19,133,959
24. New England Patriots: $16,607,974
25. Green Bay Packers: $16,497,123
26. Atlanta Falcons: $14,813,765
27. Seattle Seahawks: $11,712,310
28. Baltimore Ravens: $9,009,589
29. Pittsburgh Steelers: $5,394,632
30. Dallas Cowboys: $1,578,082
31. Philadelphia Eagles: -9,133,036
32. Miami Dolphins: $-18,529,645
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