The NFL informed the 32 teams today that the 2021 salary cap will be $182.5 million, down from the $198.2 million from last season. The NFL and NFLPA negotiated the new cap as part of the COVID-19 adjustments to the collective bargaining agreement, with the sides agreeing to spread some of the revenue losses from last year over the next few seasons. The cap still fell nearly eight percent in value this season.
The NFL Players Association has not updated their public salary cap page yet, but using the Spotrac.com salary cap tracker, the Miami Dolphins have about $33.