For an article published on July 18, ESPN's Dan Graziano wrote that he believes the San Francisco 49ers will bounce back ...

Thanks to some contract maneuvering last season, the 49ers will enter 2025 more than $47 million under the projected $272.5 million salary cap according to Over the Cap.

The 49ers lead the NFL in a strange statistic. They currently have $92 million in dead salary cap space for 2025 -- $21 million more than the team with the second-most dead money, the Seattle ...

So the 49ers have more than $46 million in salary cap -- second most in the NFL -- and they're not using it. At least not yet. Meanwhile, as many as five rookies are expected to start on defense.

The NFL’s highest-paid fullback is often brought up in salary cap discussions. Following Week 18, Juszczyk even took time to admit his 49ers tenure could come to an end this offseason.

The 49ers may have moved on from Deebo Samuel, but their salary cap will still take a hit. San Francisco will take a $31 million dead cap hit, which comes from money that had already been paid to ...

A trade or release before June 1 would cost the 49ers $31.5 million in dead money for the upcoming season. San Francisco has a projected $48 million in cap space for 2025, according to OverTheCap.com.

The Dallas Cowboys nearly crack the top 10 of the most available salary cap space in the NFL ahead of the start of the 2025 NFL preseason.

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