The Jacksonville Jaguars will have the most salary cap room heading into free agency. (Getty)
The NFL recently announced the 2015 salary cap will be $143.28 million per team, up from $133 million last season.
Free agency begins March 10 at 4 p.m. Eastern.
The below numbers were supplied by Over The Cap, a website which specializes in the salary cap and player contracts. The Jaguars, Raiders, Browns and Jets can be key players in free agency since each team has at least $50 million in available cap space.
The Saints, Patriots and Chiefs need to make some moves in order to get below the cap.
Per Over The Cap, the numbers are estimates and can fluctuate based on team moves.
Jaguars … $68,477,511
Raiders .. $57,376,735
Browns … $53,138,896
Jets … $50,014,474
Titans … $46,576,630
Colts … $41,285,186
Bengals … $39,351,577
Buccaneers … $33,442,618
Falcons … $32,648,536
Packers … $32,507,792
Eagles … $32,215,622
Bills … $30,439,670
Bears … $28,602,772
Chargers … $25,718,499
Redskins … $25,658,288
Seahawks … $24,366,194
Vikings … $19,916,924
Lions … $18,343,192
Panthers … $16,049,314
Broncos … $15,527,342
Cardinals … $13,450,938
Giants … $12,699,638
Texans … $12,649,803
Dolphins … $9,524,826
Steelers … $7,348,384
Rams … $6,898,745
Cowboys … $6,564,965
49ers … $6,522,889
Ravens … $4,133,010
Chiefs … ($5,756,057)
Patriots … ($12,276,313)
Saints … ($22,404,015)
