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How much cap space do the Falcons have?

The Atlanta Falcons have about $29.2M of cap space for the 2026 season, 4th most among the 32 NFL teams, as of 2026-10-22.

Cap space now
$29.2M
Rank in the NFL
4th most of 32
League cap
$301.2M
Dead money
$47.5M
Offense contracts
$112.3M
Defense contracts
$108.9M
Special teams contracts
$6.9M
Injured reserve
$25.1M

Team totals are PlainStats' latest figures as of 2026-10-22; individual contracts are being re-sourced from named reports, so these can shift.

Falcons contracts confirmed by named reports

PlayerPosTotalPer year
Drake LondonWR$141.0M$35.2M
Matthew BergeronLG$96.0M$24.0M
Jake MatthewsLT$45.0M$22.5M
Bijan RobinsonRB$66.8M$22.2M
Chris LindstromRG$105.0M$21.0M
Gervon DexterIDL$78.0M$19.5M
Kyle PittsTE$54.0M$18.0M
Jessie Bates IIIS$64.0M$16.0M

Only deals confirmed by a named report are listed. Contracts still being verified are left out, so this is not the full cap table.

Quick answers

How much cap space do the Falcons have?

The Atlanta Falcons have about $29.2M of cap space for the 2026 season, 4th most among the 32 NFL teams, as of 2026-10-22.

What is the 2026 NFL salary cap?

The 2026 NFL salary cap is $301.2M per team.

What is cap space?

Cap space is the room a team has left under the salary cap after counting every contract on its books, including dead money from players who already left.

How much of the Falcons cap is dead money?

About $47.5M of the Falcons' cap is dead money, which is 15.8% of the league cap.