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2009 NFL Salary Cap Status

Published by MoonDog on February 27, 2009

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The National Football League announced on Thursday the 2009 salary cap will be set at $127 million, a $4 million increase from what was originally expected.

The additional monies added to the cap is welcome news for teams like Washington and New Orleans, both of which were heading into the free agency period with payrolls over the salary cap maximum.

Prior to Thursday’s announcement, the Indianapolis Colts went from $2 million over to $8 million under, factoring in the addition $6 million saved when the club announced the release of wide receiver Marvin Harrison.

Originally heading into the free agency period with the highest team payroll among all 32 franchises, the New York Jets went from $7 million over to $4 million under when the club announced the release of wide receiver Laveranues Coles.

With more teams expected to make roster moves to reduce payroll over the next few weeks, each team’s current salary cap status will certainly change. But at present, here’s a list of all 32 teams’ current salary cap status.

2009 NFL Salary Cap: $127 Million

1. Tampa Bay – $42 Million UNDER

2. Arizona – $41 Million UNDER

3. Denver – $34 Million UNDER

4. Kansas City – $33 Million UNDER

5. Tennessee – $31 Million UNDER

6. Miami – $28 Million UNDER

7. Buffalo – $27 Million UNDER

8. Detroit – $26 Million UNDER

9. San Francisco – $26 Million UNDER

10. Houston – $25 Million UNDER

11. Philadelphia – $25 Million UNDER

12. Cincinnati – $22 Million UNDER

13. New England – $21 Million UNDER

14. Minnesota – $20 Million UNDER

15. Atlanta – $20 Million UNDER

16. Pittsburgh – $19 Million UNDER

17. Baltimore – $19 Million UNDER

18. Chicago – $19 Million UNDER

19. Green Bay – $18 Million UNDER

20. Cleveland – $17 Million UNDER

21. Jacksonville – $16 Million UNDER

22. San Diego – $14 Million UNDER

23. New York Giants – $11 Million UNDER

24. Dallas – $10 Million UNDER

25. Carolina – $9 Million UNDER

26. Seattle – $9 Million UNDER

27. St. Louis – $8 Million UNDER

28. Indianapolis – $8 Million UNDER

29. Oakland – $4 Million UNDER

30. New York Jets – $4 Million UNDER

31. Washington – $1 Million UNDER

32. New Orleans – $1 Million OVER

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