Updated salary cap space for all 32 teams

Before free-agency cash begins to flow, let's examine where all 32 NFL teams stand in terms of cap space.

The official cap for 2019 will be set at $188.2 million, an increase of more than $11 million from last year.

Cap numbers are courtesy of Over the Cap and rounded to the nearest $10,000.

Indianapolis Colts

Highest cap hit: QB Andrew Luck ($27.53M)

• Six of the seven highest cap hits are offensive players (Luck, T.Y. Hilton, Anthony Castonzo, Eric Ebron, Quenton Nelson, Jack Doyle).
• Colts only have five players with a $6-million-plus cap hit.

New York Jets

Highest cap hit: DT Leonard Williams ($14.2M)

• Three of the four largest cap hits are defensive players (Williams, Trumaine Johnson, Avery Williamson).
• Least active 2019 cap spending in the NFL.

Cleveland Browns

Highest cap hit: WR Jarvis Landry ($14.05M)

• Will save Kevin Zeitler's $12.4-million cap hit and inherit Olivier Vernon's $19.5-million cap hit once trade with Giants is made official (net loss of $7.1 million).
• Third-largest amount spent on offensive linemen at $45.36 million.

Buffalo Bills

Highest cap hit: DT Star Lotulelei ($11.5M)

• Smallest amount spent on offense across NFL ($39.03 million).
• Only one of Bills' 10 largest cap hits are from players drafted by the team (Josh Allen, $4.81 million).

Houston Texans

Highest cap hit: LB Jadeveon Clowney ($15.97M)

• Texans' top three cap hits (Clowney, J.J. Watt, DeAndre Hopkins) account for one-third of team's total spending.
• Five of six largest cap hits are defensive players.

San Francisco 49ers

Highest cap hit: QB Jimmy Garoppolo ($19.35M)

• Garoppolo's cap hit sharply falls from $37 million in 2018.
• Currently spending just $23.04 million on offensive skill position players for 2019.

Oakland Raiders

Highest cap hit: QB Derek Carr ($22.5M)

• Smallest amount spent on defense across NFL ($32.31 million).
• Four of five largest cap hits are offensive linemen (Kelechi Osemele, Rodney Hudson, Donald Penn, Gabe Jackson).
• Will inherit Antonio Brown's cap hit under new contract once trade with Steelers is made official.

Cincinnati Bengals

Highest cap hit: QB Andy Dalton ($16.2M)

• Five largest cap hits for 2019 are from players drafted by the team.
• Dalton's contract carries no dead money (cap space taken up by players who were cut, traded, or retired) if released this offseason.

Tennessee Titans

Highest cap hit: QB Marcus Mariota ($20.92M)

• Only one of eight largest cap hits is from a player aged 30 or older when 2019 season begins (Malcolm Butler).

Arizona Cardinals

Highest cap hit: DE Chandler Jones ($19.5M)

• Will inherit Marcus Gilbert's $6.64-million cap hit once trade with Steelers is made official.
• Largest amount of dead money in NFL.

Detroit Lions

Highest cap hit: QB Matthew Stafford ($29.5M)

• Darius Slay's $15.93-million cap hit is the highest among cornerbacks.
• Lions' top three cap hits (Stafford, Slay, Ricky Wagner) account for 38.5 percent of the team's total spending.

Denver Broncos

Highest cap hit: LB Von Miller ($25.13M)

• Will inherit Joe Flacco's $26.5-million cap hit once trade with Ravens is made official.
• Broncos will reportedly pay Case Keenum $3.5 million after trade with Redskins is made official.

Los Angeles Rams

Highest cap hit: DT Aaron Donald ($17.11M)

• Currently have seven free agents that started at least five games in 2018.
• Todd Gurley's $9.2-million cap hit is the second-highest among running backs.

Green Bay Packers

Highest cap hit: QB Aaron Rodgers ($26.5M)

• Jimmy Graham's $12.67-million cap hit is the highest among tight ends.
• Seven of eight largest 2019 cap hits are from players drafted by the team.

Seattle Seahawks

Highest cap hit: QB Russell Wilson ($25.29M)

• Retired safety Kam Chancellor carries a $12.5-million cap hit for 2019. If designated as a post-June 1 cut, Seahawks will inherit $7.7 million in dead money.
• Smallest amount spent on cornerbacks at $2.50 million.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Highest cap hit: QB Blake Bortles ($21M)

• Jaguars would save $9.5 million against the cap if Bortles is designated as a post-June 1 cut.
• Andrew Norwell's $16-million cap hit is the highest among guards.

Philadelphia Eagles

Highest cap hit: WR Alshon Jeffery ($14.73M)

• Will save Michael Bennett's $7.2-million cap hit once trade with Patriots is made official.
• Recent restructures of Lane Johnson's and Jason Kelce's contracts will reportedly save Eagles $12.2 million against the cap.

New England Patriots

Highest cap hit: QB Tom Brady ($27M)

• Will inherit Michael Bennett's $7.2-million cap hit once trade with Eagles is made official.
• Currently slated to allocate $43.4 million to the secondary, which accounts for 25.2 percent of the team's total spending.

New York Giants

Highest cap hit: QB Eli Manning ($23.2M)

• Will save Olivier Vernon's $19.5-million cap hit and inherit Kevin Zeitler's $12.4-million cap hit once trade with Browns is made official (net saving of $7.1 million).
• Smallest amount spent on defensive linemen at $4.40 million.
• Nate Solder's $17-million cap hit is the highest among offensive tackles.

Miami Dolphins

Highest cap hit: QB Ryan Tannehill ($26.61M)

• Reshad Jones' $17.16-million cap hit is the highest among safeties.
• Second-largest amount of dead money.

Los Angeles Chargers

Highest cap hit: QB Philip Rivers ($23M)

• Four players are slated to account for at least $12 million against the cap in 2019 (Rivers, Melvin Ingram, Russell Okung, Keenan Allen).

Dallas Cowboys

Highest cap hit: Demarcus Lawrence ($20.57M)

• Largest amount spent on offensive linemen at $57.16 million.
• Lawrence will carry the highest cap hit among defensive linemen in 2019.

Baltimore Ravens

Highest cap hit: QB Joe Flacco ($26.5M)

• Will save Flacco's cap hit once trade with Broncos is made official. Cornerback Jimmy Smith has second-highest cap hit ($15.85 million).
• Largest amount spent on cornerbacks at $33.85 million.

Chicago Bears

Highest cap hit: LB Khalil Mack ($22.3M)

• Four of five largest cap hits are defensive players (Mack, Kyle Fuller, Akiem Hicks, Prince Amukamara).
• Currently have 51 players on official roster, least in NFL.

Carolina Panthers

Highest cap hit: QB Cam Newton ($23.2M)

• Luke Kuechly's $17.2-million cap hit the highest among off-ball linebackers.
• Only team with three players accounting for $17-million plus cap hit for 2019 (Newton, Kuechly, Kawann Short).

Washington Redskins

Highest cap hit: QB Alex Smith ($20.4M)

• Will reportedly re-work Keenum's contract once trade with Broncos is made official. Redskins will pay $3.5 million in addition to a $500,000 bonus.
• Four highest cap hits are players aged 30 or older.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Highest cap hit: QB Ben Roethlisberger ($23.2M)

• Antonio Brown trade will reportedly save Steelers $1.05 million against the cap.
• Will save Marcus Gilbert's $6.64-million cap hit once trade with Cardinals is made official.

New Orleans Saints

Highest cap hit: QB Drew Brees ($33.5M)

• Brees' current contract carries the NFL's highest cap hit in 2019.
• Four of six largest cap hits are offensive linemen (Terron Armstead, Larry Warford, Andrus Peat, Max Unger).

Kansas City Chiefs

Highest cap hit: LB Justin Houston ($21.1M)

• Houston and Dee Ford will combine for $36.5-million cap hit if neither player is traded or released, tops among pass-rushing duos in NFL.
• Currently slated to spend just $12.53 million on quarterbacks and running backs combined.

Atlanta Falcons

Highest cap hit: QB Matt Ryan ($22.8M)

• Seven players account for at least $11 million against the cap in 2019.
• Highest six cap hits are from players drafted by the team.

Minnesota Vikings

Highest cap hit: QB Kirk Cousins ($29M)

• Largest amount spent on defense at $95.55 million.
• Second-highest spent on secondary.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Highest cap hit: QB Jameis Winston ($20.92M)

• Lowest amount of dead money for 2019.
• Largest amount spent on offense at $114.73 million.
• One of only two teams with two $20-million plus cap hits in 2019 (Winston and Mike Evans).