The Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Rams are not sending their full coaching staffs to the scouting combine in Indianapolis this year because they believe they will make better use of their time, according to league sources.

Denver isn't sending assistants, while Los Angeles is not sending offensive and defensive coordinators, Kevin O'Connell and Brandon Staley, because they would rather have them in L.A. implementing the team's new offensive and defensive schemes.

The two teams could establish a trend that other teams will follow, leaving coaches behind to watch the combine on television and do their own scouting work in the office.

With the new NFL year a little more than a month away (March 18), here is a look at the 10 teams with the most cap space.

The numbers are based on a salary cap of $200 million.

1. Miami Dolphins - $89.3 million

2. Indianapolis Colts - $86.2 million

3. Buffalo Bills - $80.2 million

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - $79.9 million

5. Dallas Cowboys - $77.2 million

6. Denver Broncos - $61.9 million

7. New York Giants - $61.9 million

8. Houston Texans - $55.2 million

9. Las Vegas Raiders - $54.9 million

10. Arizona Cardinals - $53.7 million