Detroit Lions Have Over $46 Million in Cap Space for the 2025 NFL Offseason
Despite the Detroit Lions’ surprising early exit from the 2024 NFL playoffs, the team is in a strong financial position heading into the 2025 offseason. After winning 15 games and securing the NFC’s top seed, the Lions are expected to have more than $46 million in cap space, according to *Over The Cap*. This provides general manager Brad Holmes with plenty of flexibility to further strengthen the roster.
The team could use this cap space to extend key players like Aidan Hutchinson and Frank Ragnow, potentially saving millions in the process. They also have the option to restructure contracts, such as left tackle Taylor Decker’s, to create even more room. While the Lions face challenges after losing Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn to head coaching roles, they are well-positioned to remain competitive with a roster that, when healthy, is among the best in the NFL. The 2025 offseason should be crucial for Detroit to continue building on their success.
Detroit Lions’ 2025 NFL Offseason: How Much Cap Space Can They Play With?
