Matthew Stafford Tops NFL’s Highest Cap Hits for the 2026 Season

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Matthew Stafford Tops NFL’s Highest Cap Hits for the 2026 Season

Matthew ($48.27M) holds the highest NFL cap hit this season. He is closely followed by Joe Burrow ($48M) and Justin Herbert ($46.35M) in the top three slots. Deshaun Watson ($44.96M) and Dak Prescott ($44.15M) round out the top five. All five highest-paid cap spots belong to franchise quarterbacks under the league's new $301.2 million team salary limit.



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Roger Goodell Denies Reports Of Weak Seahawks Sale Market

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