With training camp now here for the Jacksonville Jaguars, let's check in on where the team stands from a salary cap perspective with the 2026 season on the horizon.According to Over the Cap, the Jaguars have $8.02 million in available cap space. Only five teams have less spending power than Jacksonville.The Jaguars have ranked near the bottom in available cap space for much of the offseason. This is, in part, a product of the team absorbing so muchdead capin 2026 after moving on from a number of players last offseason. To some degree, this likely impacted the team's approach in free agency.That $8.02 million isn't all available to spend either. Teams want to enter the season with reserves available in case any additional expenses -- like a signing, trade, or even practice squad elevations -- come up.That said, if GM James Gladstone wants to make an addition, he likely has the ability to do so. At this stage of the offseason, free agent signings aren't going to break the bank, with many being around league minimum or in that $1 million to maybe $2 million range.In terms of positional spending, the Jaguars rank 19th in cap space devoted to the offensive side of the ball and 16th in cap spending on defense.Jaguars' five largest salary cap hits in 2026QB Trevor Lawrence: $24MDE Josh Hines-Allen: $23.4MDT Arik Armstead: $19.38MLB Foye Oluokun: $17.1MOT Walker Little: $14.49MThis article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Jaguars updated salary cap outlook on Day 1 of training camp