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After weeks of waiting, the NFL's June 1 designation arrived on Sunday, meaning the Baltimore Ravens and eleven other teams saw added salary cap relief as a result of some releases that were designated for June 2 and beyond.
According to Over The Cap, the Ravens now have over $18 million in cap space and could add more room with a massive extension for star quarterback Lamar Jackson.
With the June 1 designation now complete, we're looking at where all 32 teams rank in salary cap space ahead of training camp.
$67.34 million
$53.49 million
$40.2 million
$36.8 million
$36.16 million
$32.11 million
$32.11 million
$31.89 million
$31.21 million
$30.17 million
$28.94 million
$27.08 million
$26.83 million
$26.63 million
$26.54 million
$25.58 million
$22.62 million
$21.13 million
$20.09 million
$19.44 million
$18.69 million
$18.65 million
$18.2 million
$16.9 million
$16.23 million
$14.76 million
$13.58 million
$13.41 million
$10.75 million
$5.02 million
$3.95 million
$3.95 million
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens have $18.65M in salary cap space after June 1 designations
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According to Over The Cap, the Ravens now have over $18 million in cap space and could add more room with a massive extension for star quarterback Lamar Jackson.
With the June 1 designation now complete, we're looking at where all 32 teams rank in salary cap space ahead of training camp.
1. New England Patriots:
$67.34 million
2. San Francisco 49ers:
$53.49 million
3. Detroit Lions:
$40.2 million
4. New York Jets:
$36.8 million
5. Las Vegas Raiders:
$36.16 million
6. Arizona Cardinals:
$32.11 million
7. Dallas Cowboys:
$32.11 million
8. Pittsburgh Steelers:
$31.89 million
9. Seattle Seahawks:
$31.21 million
10. Tennessee Titans:
$30.17 million
11. Green Bay Packers:
$28.94 million
12. Cincinnati Bengals:
$27.08 million
13. Los Angeles Chargers:
$26.83 million
14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
$26.63 million
15. Jacksonville Jaguars:
$26.54 million
16. Philadelphia Eagles:
$25.58 million
17. New Orleans Saints:
$22.62 million
18. Washington Commanders:
$21.13 million
19. Indianapolis Colts:
$20.09 million
20. Los Angeles Rams:
$19.44 million
21. Carolina Panthers:
$18.69 million
22. Baltimore Ravens:
$18.65 million
23. Cleveland Browns:
$18.2 million
24. Houston Texans:
$16.9 million
25. Denver Broncos:
$16.23 million
26. Chicago Bears:
$14.76 million
27. Miami Dolphins:
$13.58 million
28. Minnesota Vikings:
$13.41 million
29. Kansas City Chiefs:
$10.75 million
30. Atlanta Falcons:
$5.02 million
31. New York Giants:
$3.95 million
32. New York Giants:
$3.95 million
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Ravens have $18.65M in salary cap space after June 1 designations
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