Panthers have NFL’s 2nd-most income cap area following compulsory minicamp

On Thursday, Joe Person of The Athletic hinted that the Carolina Panthers might be in the market for a brand-new pass rush. But do they have the proper funds to even include one?

Well, as the case hasactually been quite much all offseason, they do.

So as we exit the necessary minicamp part of our offseason, let’s take an upgraded appearance at every group’s staying wage cap area:

1. Chicago Bears: $31.95 million
2. Carolina Panthers: $26.42 million
3. Arizona Cardinals: $26.03 million
4. Detroit Lions: $23.43 million
5. Indianapolis Colts: $22.91 million
6. New York Jets: $22.15 million
7. Dallas Cowboys: $20.01 mill