The 2022 NFL offseason officially kicks off March 16, with veteran free agents permitted to begin negotiations with other teams two days earlier. But a number of teams still have plenty of work to do before they can even think about spending on the open market. Eleven different clubs are currently projected to be over the cap, and another five have fewer than $15 million in 2022 cap space.
How, exactly, can the teams with the least amount of room clear money and rebuild their lineups this year? Below, find potential cuts, trades and other moves for the 10 teams with the worst cap situations.
Note: Salary cap figures, rounded to the nearest hundred-thousandth, courtesy of Over the Cap.
Projected over the cap: $76.2 million
Potential restructures: QB Taysom Hill ($7.3M), OT Ryan Ramczyk ($14.6M), DE Cameron Jordan ($10.9M), CB Marshon Lattimore ($18.5M)
Potential cuts: RB Mark Ingram ($2.3M), DT David…
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