Following the 2025 NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars have an impressive $27.12 million in salary cap space after signing defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah for a cap hit of $3.22 million in the upcoming season. This places them 14th in the league in terms of available cap space, even while managing a significant amount of dead cap. However, not all of this cap space is entirely usable as the Jaguars will need to allocate approximately $8.9 million for their incoming draft class and additional funds for their practice squad.

The Jaguars are currently at max roster capacity after signing Ogbah and 22 undrafted free agents, leaving little room for new additions unless GM James Gladstone decides to make further adjustments. Their financial flexibility will play a crucial role in their strategy for the 2026 season, allowing any unused cap space to roll over into next year, enhancing their long-term planning.