Jonathan Allen Reportedly Expected to Be Released by Vikings, Updated Salary Cap Ahead of NFL FA
By Zach Bachar
Published on March 4, 2026.
The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly planning to release defensive tackle Jonathan Allen due to salary cap constraints. The team is currently $44.5 million over the cap and is expected to save $6.5m in 2026. This announcement comes ahead of the NFL's annual free agency period.
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