Sam Hubbard ($9.6 million) and Alex Cappa ($8 million) are the other two expected cap cuts that could happen at any point, which would put the Bengals well into the top five in terms of teams with the most cap space. Read all the best Bengals coverage at Cincinnati.com and Bengals Wire.

The Cincinnati Bengals made their first significant move of the 2025 offseason on Friday when they cut defensive lineman Sheldon Rankins. Here's a look at the Bengals' updated cap space and who could be next to get the boot.

The Cincinnati Bengals have plenty of cap space to knock out all of Joe Burrow’s demands this offseason, especially after a higher-than-expected incoming salary cap for 2025. But that doesn’t mean the Bengals front office shouldn’t be seeking out ways to add even more.

The website OverTheCap.com on Wednesday listed the Bengals with about $50 million remaining in cap space. They could add further savings by cutting some players. Pittsburgh Steele

The surging salary cap annually is just one big reason Joe Burrow doesn’t sound all that out of line for essentially demanding the Cincinnati Bengals pay all the big stars on the team this offseason.

The NFL salary cap will fall between $277.5 million to $281.5 million in 2025. That's great news for a team like the Bengals. Cincinnati is hoping to sign Tee Higgins, Trey Hendrickson and Ja'Marr Chase to long-term extensions.