Kicking off a new series, we’ll be taking a look at spending rankings for every NFL position by team for the 2025 season. Dead cap hits from players who are no longer on the team do not count towards their positional spending, so Russell Wilson will not show up for the Broncos’ quarterback room despite carrying a dead cap hit of $32,000,000 for the year.

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We’ve already covered each position, and now we’re moving on to the offenses as a whole. Each team’s top cap hits are dominated by quarterbacks, but linemen, receivers and even tight ends show up. Here’s a look at the most expensive offenses in the league of players currently on the roster.

Cap information compiled via Over The Cap

1 – Chiefs: $176,428,476

Percentage of total cap: 63.2 percent
Quarterbacks: 11.2 percent
Running backs: 2.7 percent
Wide receivers: 8.1 percent
Tight ends: 10.5 percent
Offensive line: 30.7 percent
Top cap hit: QB Patrick Mahomes, $28,062,269 (10.1 percent)
PFF grade: 78.0 (14th)

2 – Falcons: $174,734,417

Percentage of total cap: 62.6 percent
Quarterbacks: 16.9 percent
Running backs: 3.9 percent
Wide receivers: 13.1 percent
Tight ends: 6.8 percent
Offensive line: 21.9 percent
Top cap hit: QB Kirk Cousins, $40,000,000 (14.3 percent)
PFF grade: 88.3 (3rd)

3 – Bengals: $173,390,044

Percentage of total cap: 62.1 percent
Quarterbacks: 17.5 percent
Running backs: 3.4 percent
Wide receivers: 20.6 percent
Tight ends: 5.5 percent
Offensive line: 15.0 percent
Top cap hit: QB Joe Burrow, $45,999,784 (16.5 percent)
PFF grade: 78.7 (12th)

4 – Rams: $171,339,196

Percentage of total cap: 61.4 percent
Quarterbacks: 18.6 percent
Running backs: 3.8 percent
Wide receivers: 10.9 percent
Tight ends: 7.9 percent
Offensive line: 20.1 percent
Top cap hit: QB Matthew Stafford, $47,466,666 (17.0 percent)
PFF grade: 79.9 (9th)

5 – Lions: $164,980,708

Percentage of total cap: 59.1 percent
Quarterbacks: 12.7 percent
Running backs: 6.1 percent
Wide receivers: 12.8 percent
Tight ends: 3.3 percent
Offensive line: 24.2 percent
Top cap hit: QB Jared Goff, $32,600,000 (11.7 percent)
PFF grade: 88.5 (2nd)

6 – Panthers: $163,875,031

Percentage of total cap: 58.7 percent
Quarterbacks: 5.5 percent
Running backs: 5.1 percent
Wide receivers: 9.7 percent
Tight ends: 3.2 percent
Offensive line: 35.2 percent
Top cap hit: RT Taylor Moton, $31,347,916 (11.2 percent)
PFF grade: 72.2 (22nd)

7 – Commanders: $157,881,076

Percentage of total cap: 56.6 percent
Quarterbacks: 6.8 percent
Running backs: 5.2 percent
Wide receivers: 15.7 percent
Tight ends: 5.4 percent
Offensive line: 23.4 percent
Top cap hit: WR Terry McLaurin, $25,500,000 (9.1 percent)
PFF grade: 78.1 (13th)

8 – Bills: $156,542,713

Percentage of total cap: 56.1 percent
Quarterbacks: 14.9 percent
Running backs: 3.8 percent
Wide receivers: 10.2 percent
Tight ends: 7.5 percent
Offensive line: 19.5 percent
Top cap hit: QB Josh Allen, $36,335,281 (13.0 percent)
PFF grade: 81.0 (7th)

9 – Cardinals: $150,528,379

Percentage of total cap: 53.9 percent
Quarterbacks: 17.8 percent
Running backs: 5.1 percent
Wide receivers: 8.4 percent
Tight ends: 4.9 percent
Offensive line: 17.6 percent
Top cap hit: QB Kyler Murray, $43,325,677 (15.5 percent)
PFF grade: 81.0 (7th)

10 – Chargers: $150,040,349

Percentage of total cap: 53.7 percent
Quarterbacks: 15.3 percent
Running backs: 4.5 percent
Wide receivers: 6.4 percent
Tight ends: 4.9 percent
Offensive line: 22.7 percent
Top cap hit: QB Justin Herbert, $37,345,675 (13.4 percent)
PFF grade: 77.5 (15th)

11 – Bears: $149,802,926

Percentage of total cap: 53.7 percent
Quarterbacks: 4.6 percent
Running backs: 5.3 percent
Wide receivers: 14.5 percent
Tight ends: 7.8 percent
Offensive line: 21.4 percent
Top cap hit: WR D.J. Moore, $24,900,000 (8.9 percent)
PFF grade: 69.1 (27th)

12 – Cowboys: $148,393,526

Percentage of total cap: 53.2 percent
Quarterbacks: 18.8 percent
Running backs: 2.9 percent
Wide receivers: 12.5 percent
Tight ends: 3.2 percent
Offensive line: 15.7 percent
Top cap hit: QB Dak Prescott, $50,518,430 (18.1 percent)
PFF grade: 66.5 (28th)

13 – Colts: $148,096,248

Percentage of total cap: 53.0 percent
Quarterbacks: 9.1 percent
Running backs: 7.3 percent
Wide receivers: 14.5 percent
Tight ends: 4.3 percent
Offensive line: 17.8 percent
Top cap hit: WR Michael Pittman Jr., $23,000,000 (8.2 percent)
PFF grade: 74.3 (20th)

14 – Eagles: $147,866,032

Percentage of total cap: 52.9 percent
Quarterbacks: 8.9 percent
Running backs: 4.9 percent
Wide receivers: 12.2 percent
Tight ends: 6.2 percent
Offensive line: 20.7 percent
Top cap hit: QB Jalen Hurts, $21,869,800 (7.8 percent)
PFF grade: 82.2 (6th)

15 – Browns: $140,608,322

Percentage of total cap: 50.4 percent
Quarterbacks: 15.6 percent
Running backs: 2.0 percent
Wide receivers: 7.6 percent
Tight ends: 5.6 percent
Offensive line: 19.6 percent
Top cap hit: QB Deshaun Watson, $35,971,514 (12.9 percent)
PFF grade: 62.1 (32nd)

16 – Vikings: $139,459,151

Percentage of total cap: 49.9 percent
Quarterbacks: 2.9 percent
Running backs: 4.5 percent
Wide receivers: 11.2 percent
Tight ends: 8.4 percent
Offensive line: 22.9 percent
Top cap hit: RT Brian O’Neill, $26,019,114 (9.3 percent)
PFF grade: 78.8 (11th)

17 – Titans: $138,977,227

Percentage of total cap: 49.8 percent
Quarterbacks: 4.9 percent
Running backs: 4.7 percent
Wide receivers: 16.9 percent
Tight ends: 3.0 percent
Offensive line: 20.3 percent
Top cap hit: WR Calvin Ridley, $28,000,000 (10.0 percent)
PFF grade: 62.1 (31st)

18 – Dolphins: $134,829,709

Percentage of total cap: 48.3 percent
Quarterbacks: 15.4 percent
Running backs: 2.0 percent
Wide receivers: 16.7 percent
Tight ends: 3.0 percent
Offensive line: 11.1 percent
Top cap hit: QB Tua Tagovailoa, $39,181,294 (14.0 percent)
PFF grade: 69.4 (25th)

19 – Giants: $135,518,226

Percentage of total cap: 48.5 percent
Quarterbacks: 6.5 percent
Running backs: 4.0 percent
Wide receivers: 9.9 percent
Tight ends: 3.3 percent
Offensive line: 24.9 percent
Top cap hit: LT Andrew Thomas, $21,087,941 (7.6 percent)
PFF grade: 64.4 (29th)

20 – Patriots: $134,121,118

Percentage of total cap: 48.1 percent
Quarterbacks: 4.3 percent
Running backs: 4.9 percent
Wide receivers: 10.9 percent
Tight ends: 7.5 percent
Offensive line: 20.4 percent
Top cap hit: RT Michael Onwenu, $21,000,000 (7.5 percent)
PFF grade: 63.2 (30th)

21 – Ravens: $132,068,252

Percentage of total cap: 47.3 percent
Quarterbacks: 16.9 percent
Running backs: 4.9 percent
Wide receivers: 6.7 percent
Tight ends: 8.4 percent
Offensive line: 10.4 percent
Top cap hit: QB Lamar Jackson, $43,500,000 (15.6 percent)
PFF grade: 91.6 (1st)

22 – Buccaneers: $129,888,902

Percentage of total cap: 46.5 percent
Quarterbacks: 10.9 percent
Running backs: 2.7 percent
Wide receivers: 18.1 percent
Tight ends: 2.8 percent
Offensive line: 12.0 percent
Top cap hit: WR Mike Evans, $25,358,000 (9.1 percent)
PFF grade: 82.6 (4th)

23 – Broncos: $129,221,929

Percentage of total cap: 46.3 percent
Quarterbacks: 3.4 percent
Running backs: 2.5 percent
Wide receivers: 11.8 percent
Tight ends: 5.1 percent
Offensive line: 23.5 percent
Top cap hit: RT Mike McGlinchey, $23,775,000 (8.5 percent)
PFF grade: 74.2 (21st)

24 – Raiders: $129,207,921

Percentage of total cap: 46.3 percent
Quarterbacks: 15.7 percent
Running backs: 4.4 percent
Wide receivers: 9.6 percent
Tight ends: 3.5 percent
Offensive line: 13.1 percent
Top cap hit: QB Geno Smith, $40,000,000 (14.3 percent)
PFF grade: 69.4 (25th)

25 – Packers: $124,910,366

Percentage of total cap: 44.7 percent
Quarterbacks: 11.8 percent
Running backs: 5.9 percent
Wide receivers: 7.2 percent
Tight ends: 2.9 percent
Offensive line: 17.1 percent
Top cap hit: QB Jordan Love, $29,687,143 (10.6 percent)
PFF grade: 78.9 (10th)

26 – Texans: $121,152,991

Percentage of total cap: 43.4 percent
Quarterbacks: 5.9 percent
Running backs: 6.7 percent
Wide receivers: 10.6 percent
Tight ends: 6.7 percent
Offensive line: 13.4 percent
Top cap hit: TE Dalton Schultz, $14,000,000 (5.0 percent)
PFF grade: 75.9 (17th)

27 – 49ers: $120,868,004

Percentage of total cap: 43.3 percent
Quarterbacks: 4.8 percent
Running backs: 4.8 percent
Wide receivers: 9.8 percent
Tight ends: 7.5 percent
Offensive line: 16.5 percent
Top cap hit: LT Trent Williams, $21,141,955 (7.6 percent)
PFF grade: 82.3 (5th)

28 – Saints: $114,909,276

Percentage of total cap: 41.2 percent
Quarterbacks: 1.4 percent
Running backs: 5.5 percent
Wide receivers: 8.3 percent
Tight ends: 11.9 percent
Offensive line: 13.9 percent
Top cap hit: TE Taysom Hill, $17,986,500 (6.4 percent)
PFF grade: 71.0 (23rd)

29 – Jaguars: $109,891,394

Percentage of total cap: 39.4 percent
Quarterbacks: 7.5 percent
Running backs: 4.0 percent
Wide receivers: 8.3 percent
Tight ends: 3.5 percent
Offensive line: 16.1 percent
Top cap hit: QB Trevor Lawrence, $17,000,000 (6.1 percent)
PFF grade: 70.4 (24th)

30 – Steelers: $105,053,568

Percentage of total cap: 37.6 percent
Quarterbacks: 6.8 percent
Running backs: 3.7 percent
Wide receivers: 9.6 percent
Tight ends: 6.4 percent
Offensive line: 11.2 percent
Top cap hit: QB Aaron Rodgers, $14,150,000 (5.1 percent)
PFF grade: 74.8 (18th)

31 – Jets: $103,445,766

Percentage of total cap: 37.1 percent
Quarterbacks: 5.9 percent
Running backs: 3.5 percent
Wide receivers: 8.5 percent
Tight ends: 2.4 percent
Offensive line: 16.8 percent
Top cap hit: G Alijah Vera-Tucker, $15,313,000 (5.48 percent)
PFF grade: 74.6 (19th)

32 – Seahawks: $99,868,569

Percentage of total cap: 35.8 percent
Quarterbacks: 6.3 percent
Running backs: 2.9 percent
Wide receivers: 8.9 percent
Tight ends: 7.3 percent
Offensive line: 10.3 percent
Top cap hit: TE Noah Fant, $13,410,000 (4.8 percent)
PFF grade: 76.7 (16th)

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