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NFL Projects 2026 Salary Cap Above $300 Million for First Time

Teams are recalculating offseason plans as the league signals a $301.2M–$305.7M ceiling to be finalized before free agency.

Chargers Face Choice on Pass Rush as Oweh, Mack Hit Free Agency

Bengals, Chase Brown In Active Extension Talks On Long-Term Deal

Daniel Jeremiah’s First 2026 Mock Sends Bears Oregon Safety Dillon Thieneman at No. 25

Cowboys Expected to Use Franchise Tag on George Pickens as Dallas Leans on Dak Factor

Bears Prioritize Kevin Byard as Cowboys Emerge in Safety Market

Cowboys Poised to Franchise-Tag George Pickens at $28 Million as Negotiations Loom

Kevin Byard Names Bears His First Choice as Free Agency Nears

Texans Begin Offseason With Futures Signings as Free Agency Looms

Texans Locked Into No. 28 Pick as Offseason Begins After Divisional Loss

Ravens Push For Pre-Free-Agency Lamar Jackson Extension To Reduce $74.5 Million Cap Hit

Lions LT Taylor Decker Weighing Retirement as Analysts See Cut Risk

Falcons Restructure Kirk Cousins’ Contract, Setting March 13 Decision Deadline

ESPN Analyst Predicts Saints Will Target Bills Guard David Edwards in Free Agency

ESPN Flags Chiefs’ Trent McDuffie as Offseason Trade Candidate, Buccaneers Floated as Fit

Cardinals Waive DT Justin Jones From Injured Reserve After Two Injury-Plagued Seasons

Patriots Add Chad Muma to 53-Man Roster, Giants Claim Caleb Murphy

Kyle Pitts’ Late Surge Forces Falcons’ Tough Tag-or-Deal Decision

Colston Loveland's Breakout Has Bears Weighing Cole Kmet Decision, Analysts Say

Panthers Expected to Exercise Bryce Young’s Fifth-Year Option, Delay Extension