Salary Cap

Green Bay Packers

Green Bay currently sits 12th in the league with $27.4M in cap room, which provides a reasonable foundation for targeted moves, but $37.6M in dead money ranks 13th leaguewide and limits how aggressively the team can act. The rollover pool of $8.1M adds some cushion but ranks 20th, reflecting a roster that has spent close to its ceiling. Next year's projected room improves to $42.9M, though that figure carries a 20th-place rank, meaning the team will not suddenly be a major free-agent player. Committed spending rises to $289.6M one season out before falling to $246.9M two seasons out and dropping significantly to $161.0M three seasons out, suggesting the back half of this five-year window is where true financial flexibility arrives. The 32 expiring contracts this cycle represent a double-edged situation, as the team can shed underperforming veterans but must also make difficult extension decisions on its young core. Cutting clear cap casualties like Devonte Wyatt, who frees $12.9M with no dead money, should be the first step toward creating the room needed to address the offensive line and other depth priorities in the near term.