Training Camp is right around the corner for each and every NFL squad, but there are still a ton of roster decisions to be made in the weeks and month ahead.

Most every team is at or near the 90-man roster limit at this stage, but there are plenty of veterans still waiting for their next opportunity.

Tyreek Hill, Deebo Samuel, Stefon Diggs, and Marshon Lattimore are just a few of the big names that remain on the open market as we cross the midway point in July.

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Which NFL teams have the most cap space right now should they want to use it? It's a good question to ask when gauging interest and fit with notable free agents, as well as those that might become available when cut downs begin.

Here's a look at the teams with the top cap space as we inch closer to training camps leaguewide, according to Spotrac (Top-51 Cap Space):

1) San Francisco 49ers - $69.4 million

2) Tennessee Titans - $53.5 million

3) Washington Commanders - $43.9 million

4) Los Angeles Chargers - $41.2 million

5) Atlanta Falcons - $38.9 million

6) New England Patriots - $37.7 million

7) Arizona Cardinals - $34.9 million

8) Indianapolis Colts - $32 million

9) Denver Broncos - $30.1 million

10) New York Jets - $28.4 million

There's the Top 10. Here's a look where our other area teams rank in terms of cap space right now:

15) Green Bay Packers - $23.9 million

20) Detroit Lions - $15.4 million

21) Minnesota Vikings - $13.8 million

26) Chicago Bears - $8.9 million

32) Kansas City Chiefs - $4.5 million

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That should provide at least a glimpse into what funds are out there for all of the teams, as well as which squads could potentially add a large contract via free agency or trade in the weeks ahead.

Source: 2026 NFL Team Salary Cap Tracker