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After hearing the news of Frank Gore and his new deal, here is a look at the latest cap space.

NOTE: These were updated as of the 29th, and don't include either Gore's new deal or the releasing of Cowboys C Andre Gurode, which saved the Cowboys $5.5M. Also does not include possible savings due to Eagles giving Michael Vick a new 6yr/$100M contract.

These numbers can be found on NFL.com, under Jason LaCanfora's blog section.

Kansas City Chiefs: $32,759,542
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $29,570,557
Cincinnati Bengals: $29,030,430
Jacksonville Jaguars: $28,028,480
Denver Broncos: $24,537,469
Buffalo Bills: $24,465,476
Chicago Bears: $19,374,218
Cleveland Browns: $18,856,161
Seattle Seahawks: $18,309,368
San Francisco 49ers: $15,470,512
Green Bay Packers: $12,811,997
New England Patriots: $12,578,934
Washington Redskins: $11,003,649
New York Jets: $10,781,806
Miami Dolphins: $9,502,565
Arizona Cardinals: $9,429,051
Tennessee Titans: $7,962,421
Carolina Panthers: $7,759,774
Dallas Cowboys: $6,326,861
Oakland Raiders: $5,311,249
New York Giants: $4,693,715
New Orleans Saints: $4,338,984
Indianapolis Colts: $3,729,978
San Diego Chargers: $2,709,447
Baltimore Ravens: $2,344,835
Pittsburgh Steelers: $2,268,471
Houston Texans: $2,216,564
Philadelphia Eagles: $2,123,094
Atlanta Falcons: $1,883,163
St. Louis Rams: $756,538
Detroit Lions: $736,714
Minnesota Vikings: $374,688

Total cap space: $362,046,711
Average cap space per team: $11,313,959