The Bengals have a great lacuna to fill at $255.4 million Cap otherwise…

The Cincinnati Bengals will have an abundance of cash to spend when NFL free agency rolls around. Although the early forecasts had the Bengals with about $59 million in cap space, we already knew that they were expected to have the sixth-most cap room in the

The Cincinnati Bengals will have an abundance of cash to spend when NFL free agency rolls around. Although the early forecasts had the Bengals with about $59 million in cap space, we already knew that they were expected to have the sixth-most cap room in the NFL this offseason. The NFL recently revealed the salary cap space for 2024, and it’s a huge increase at a whopping $255 million per club, so that number is undoubtedly going up. It’s surprising to see it soar above the first estimates, which were roughly $242 million.

The NFL declared that each team will have a $255.4 million salary cap in 2024. In addition, each club would receive a payment of $74 million for player benefits, which will include compensation for retiring players and performance-based pay. A club’s total player costs in 2024 will be $329.4 million, or over $10.5 billion for the league.

“Due to the complete payback of all sums advanced by the clubs and postponed by the players during the Covid epidemic, together with an enormous boost in media revenue for the 2024 season, this year’s Salary Cap has increased by an astounding $30 million per team”

With even more cap space available, the Bengals will be able to sign Tee Higgins to a long-term contract or even secure a contract extension. They will also have plenty of money to re-sign DJ Reader, improve the offensive line, sign Ja’Marr Chase to a long-term contract, and strengthen the defensive backfield.

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