NFL Draft 2026: Teams Load Up on Cap Space

0:00It's April 22nd. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey, with the story. The 2026 NFL draft is heating up. With teams loaded on cap space, ready to reshape rosters before the season kicks off. Leading the pack are the Tennessee Titans at $64 million, followed by the Washington Commanders with $50 million Los Angeles. Players at $48 million, New York Jets with $47 million, and Arizona Cardinals sitting on $41 million. Earlier this week, SpotTrack dropped their updated trackers showing 5 teams over $40 million as Round 1 approaches on Thursday. Raining Super Bowl champs, Seattle Seahawks hold $33 million, tied with the Philadelphia Eagles, while other playoff squads like the Ravens, and Steelers have $28 million each to play with. Fans are buzzing about incoming college talent, like Indiana's Fernando Mendoza, and Notre Dame's Jeremiah Love, but the real drama could come from.

1:01Star Trades shaking things up. Philly's AJ Brown situation has everyone washing close, with reports he might get dealt any minute now. Multiple first round picks, give teams like the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, and Jets extra ammo to wheel and deal. Titans under new coach Robert Salah, and building around last year's top pick Cam Ward, lead the cap race and could spark something big. Think that. 2004 Eli Manigswap that changed history. All eyes stay glued as these squads maneuver for that edge heading into the draft night fireworks.