The salary cap limit for the Jacksonville Jaguars and the rest of the NFL will take a big jump once again in 2025.
According to Dan Graziano of ESPN, the 2025 NFL salary cap will fall between $277.5 million and $281.5 million this season.
For some context, last year’s salary cap was at $255.4 million, creating a year-to-year increase between $22.1 million and $26.1 million in additional cap space.
Graziano adds that over the last two NFL seasons, the salary cap has increased by $53 million since 2023.
The final salary cap number for 2025 still has to be finalized.
Prior to this recent salary cap range being reported, Over the Cap was projecting that this year’s salary cap would be at $272.5 million. At that figure, the Jaguars had $31.24 million in cap space, which ranked as the 17th-most in the NFL.
However, now the Jaguars should have anywhere from $36.2 million to $41.2 million, depending on where the final salary cap number falls.
Since every NFL team will be getting this salary cap bump, while the Jaguars’ cap space is increasing, their spending power will remain the same, as they’ll continue to rank around the middle of the league in available cap space.
Like every other team, the Jaguars also have means for creating more room as well.
When it comes to the Jaguars, Cameron Wolfe of the NFL Network recently suggested that we could see the Jacksonville defense get a “big overhaul” in free agency and the secondary, in particular, could be the unit that the Jaguars are targeting.
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