Though it’s generally known that the per-team spending limit for 2008 is $116 million ($116,729,000, to be exact), each team has an adjusted cap number.  The variations are due in large part to so-called likely to be earned incentives (LTBEs) that were charged against the 2007 cap but then carried over when not earned, and so-called not likely to be earned incentives (NLTBEs) that were not charged against the 2007 cap but earned in 2007 and thus charged in 2008.

We’ve got the full list of each team’s adjusted salary cap for 2008, on the other side of the “read here for more” thingamajig.

Arizona Cardinals:  $116,729,000.

Atlanta Falcons:  $116,378,000.

Baltimore Ravens:  $119,261,000.

Buffalo Bills:  $129,442,000.

Carolina Panthers:  $125,655,000.

Chicago Bears:  $117,455,000.

Cincinnati Bengals:  $116,729,000.

Cleveland Browns:  $129,362,000.

Dallas Cowboys:  $117,727,000.

Denver Broncos:  $117,389,000.

Detroit Lions:  $111,381,000.

Green Bay Packers:  $126,159,000.

Houston Texans:  $114,521,000.

Indianapolis Colts:  $123,230,000.

Jacksonville Jaguars:  $128,649,000.

Kansas City Chiefs:  $128,387,000.

Miami Dolphins:  $120,674,000.

Minnesota Vikings:  $135,161,000.

New England Patriots:  $121,125,000.

New Orleans Saints:  $124,746,000.

New York Giants:  $113,632,000.

New York Jets:  $121,782,000.

Oakland Raiders:  $121,070,000.

Philadelphia Eagles:  $130,816,000.

Pittsburgh Steelers:  $114,818,000.

San Diego Chargers:  $116,131,000.

San Francisco 49ers:  $119,353,000.

Seattle Seahawks:  $124,115,000.

St. Louis Rams:  $117,361,000.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers:  $130,036,000.

Tennessee Titans:  $122,220,000.

Washington Redskins:  $118,550,000.