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Joel Corry, NFP: $15,626,100 [2012 cap figure] Dumervil’s cap number is the result of the six-year, $61,361,335 contract he signed in 2010 that had a team-friendly structure. Although Dumervil’s deal contained $43.168 million in guarantees, his first year compensation equaled his $3.168 million restricted free agency tender.
Paul Duncan
2010 .32/.405/.49 BS?

2010 .004 SB/3?

2010 CUT Post
Zac Dysert
2013 4/2.2082 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS

2013 .0482 SB/4

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Dystert's deal is worth $2.208 million, including $48,200 bonus…
Nick Eason
2003 3/1.2125 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS

2003 .3025 SB/3

2003 IR, .13 BS

2004 CUT Post

2004 PS, .07395 BS

2004 CUT Post week 3

Kyle Eckel
2010 1/.545 TRV, .545 BS

2010 waived/injured, IR, .295 BS

Ebenezer Ekuban
2005 Acquired from CLE (with Michael Myers for Reuben Droughns)

2005 3/7.21 TRV, 8 TRMV, .54/3/2.21 BS

2005 1.46 SB/3

2006 1.3 SB/2 CONV

2007 .45 LTBE

2007 .34 NLTBE

2007 IR

2008 1/1.6 TRV, 2.71 TRMV, .73 BS

2008 .5 SB/1

2008 .37 RB/LTBE

2008 1.11 NLTBE
Jason Elam
1993 4/.854 TRV, .11/.1375/.165/.1815 BS

1993 .26 SB/4

1995 CBA increase BS to .178/.196

1996 6/4.87 TRV, .225/.325/.425/.525/.8/.95 BS

1996 1.62 SB/6

1999 BS lowered to .4655 after week 16, equiv .5215

1999 .0035 SB/3 CONV

2002 1.465402 Franchise tag

2003 5/9 TRV, .755/.76/.765/1.3/2.245 BS

2003 2.675 SB/5

2003-2007 .25 one-time NLTBE (Pro Bowl)

2006 .5 OB/2

2006 .37 dummy LTBE (for 30% Rule)
John Henderson, Denver Post: Elam is making $ 178,000, the NFL minimum for a third-year player. He received a generous $ 260,000 signing bonus as a third-round pick, but he still counts only $ 243,000 against the salary cap.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Here's the breakdown on the five-year, $9 million contract extension signed by Denver Broncos kicker Jason Elam this week, in a surprise move that keeps him off the free agent market: The signing bonus is $2.675 million and the base salaries are $755,000 (for 2003), $760,000 (2004), $765,000 (2005), $1.3 million (2006) and $2.245 million (2007). Essentially it is a three-year deal worth $4.955 million. The Broncos then have the right to exercise an option on the final two seasons by paying Elam a $500,000 bonus in the spring of 2006.
Luther Elliss
2004 1/.8 TRV, 2 TRMV, .8 BS

2004 1.2 NLTBE (PT)

2004 .2 BS guaranteed

2005 1/.79 TRV, .765 BS (.455 MSB)

2005 .025 SB/1

2005 CUT Post

John Elway
1983 5/5 TRV, .6/.7/.8/.9/1 BS

1983 1 SB/5

1987 6/12.7 TRV ext, 1.4/1.425/1.45/1.525/1.9/2 BS

1987 3 SB/7

1988-1993 BS guaranteed (injury only)

1993 4/19.1 TRV, 4.1/3/3/3 BS

1993 6 SB/4

1993-1996 BS guaranteed (injury only)

1996 5/29.5 TRV, 1.77/3/4/5/5.5/6 BS

1996 6.25 SB/6

1997 5/? TRV, .565/4.05/?/?/? BS

1997 2.26 SB/5

1998 1.45 RB (deferred to 1999 in 1998 restructure)

1998 6/46.602 TRV, .3/.4/6.3/6.8/12.7/14 BS

1998 4.5 SB/6

1999 1.602 RB

1999 CUT Post, retired
Thomas Rogers, NY Times: the value of the contract is $5 million, broken down to a signing bonus of $1 million and five annual base salaries of $600,000, $700,000, $800,000, $900,000 and $1 million. Although some of the money has been deferred, it is all guaranteed, the source said.
Washington Post: Elway will become the highest-paid player in the NFL when he signs a six-year, $12.7 million contract next week, sources close to the negotiations said. The deal includes a $3 million bonus and $9.7 million in salary, according to figures obtained by The Denver Post.
Gordon Forbes, USA Today: Elway, a Demoff client who got a $5 million deal in 1983, negotiated a six-year, $12.7 million deal starting in 1988, including a $3 million bonus this year.
Washington Post: Elway, in the middle of a six-year, $12.7 million pact, will earn $1.45 million next year [1990].
Gordon Forbes, USA Today: Elway in 1993 will make $2.4 million;
Larry Weisman, USA Today: Elway's new four-year, $19.1 million contract with the Denver Broncos includes a huge signing bonus, carries numerous deferments and makes him the NFL's top-paid player. Included: a $6 million signing bonus and salaries of $4.1 million in 1993 and $3 million for '94-96. The signing bonus pays $600,000 now, $650,000 in 1995, $4.25 million in '96 and $500,000 in '97. The $4.1 million for '93 pays $3 million this year and defers $1.1 million to '94. The $3 million '94 salary pays $2.75 million in '95 and defers $250,000 to '96. The $3 million contracted for '95 is to be paid in '97. The $3 million salary for '96 pays $1 million in '97 and $2 million in '98.
Jim Armstrong, Denver Post: the five-year, $29.5 million deal he agreed to… idn't affect what he'll make this season. The deal calls for a $6 million signing bonus and annual salaries of $3 million, $4 million, $5 million, $5.5 million and $6 million. Thus, Elway's cap number for this season will be $4.2 million - $3 million in salary and $1.2 million in prorated bonus money.

As has been their custom with Elway, the Broncos renegotiated the final year of his previous contract. Elway's previous deal, four years for $19.1 million, called for a cap figure of $4,230,300 for 1996.

John McClain, Houston Chronicle: Before they could sign defensive end Neil Smith, the Broncos restructured quarterback John Elway's contract. His cap figure dropped from $5.3 million to $2.2 million. They gave him a signing bonus of $2.26 million and extended his contract by one year through 2001. His base salary will be a little less than $565,000.
USA Today: Elway was to make $4.2 million in salary during 1997. For NFL accounting purposes, the Broncos also had to count $1.1 million from the quarterback's previous signing bonus against the 1997 salary cap. Elway's total charge against the 1997 cap: $5.3 million. Under the restructuring: Elway will now receive $565,000 in salary during 1997, a $2.26 million signing bonus that will be pro-rated over five years (at $452,000 annually) for cap purposes and a $1.45 million roster bonus in March 1998. The Broncos must still count $1.1 million from Elway's previous signing bonus against the 1997 salary cap. Elway's new charge against the 1997 cap: $2.1 million.
Adam Schefter, Denver Post: Elway restructured his contract over the weekend to save his team $3.1 million against the cap. According to the NFL Managment Council, Elway received a $2.26 million signing bonus to extend his contract one year until 2001 and to lower his salary-cap figure for the coming season from $5.3 million to $2.2 million. As part of the renegotiation, Elway also is scheduled to receive a $1.5 million bonus if he's on next season's roster.

His new base salary this season will be just under $600,000, meaning he is scheduled to earn less than Broncos wide receiver Ed McCaffrey ($577,000 base salary). His base salary was supposed to be $4.18 million. According to the Managment Council, Elway's cap number for 1998 was supposed to be $5.9 million; it now is scheduled to be $7.8 million. His cap number for 1999 was supposed to be $7.2 million; it now will be $7.6 million. His cap number for 2000 was supposed to be $7.5 million; it now is scheduled to be $7.8 million; and in 2001, Elway's cap number will be $7.4 million.

AP: Elway agreed to defer a March 1 roster bonus of $1.45-million for one year, a decision that helped the Broncos sign left guard Mark Schlereth and defensive end Neil Smith to new contracts. Elway would have to be a member of the Broncos on March 1, 1999, to collect a roster bonus of $1.6-million. He was given an extra $155,000 for agreeing to postpone the payment for one year.
Adam Schefter, Denver Post: For the second time this year, Broncos quarterback John Elway has restructured his contract, lowering his base salary from $4.05 million to $300,000… Shanahan said Elway has restructured his contract so many times, it is impossible to count. But the most recent restructuring - marking the first time the quarterback has restructured his deal twice in the same year - extended Elway's contract from the 2001 season to the '03 season. When he retires after this season, the $3.75 million bonus the Broncos agreed to give him last month will be accelerated into the 1999 and 2000 seasons, and will count $750,000 against the Broncos' cap next year and $3 million in 2000.
John Engelberger
2005 Acquired from CLE (for Willie Middlebrooks)

2005 1.265/1.75 BS

2006 voidable

2006 3/4.845 TRV, 5.445 TRMV, 1.05/1.365/1.33 BS

2006 .75 SB/3

2007-2008 .3 NLTBE

2007 VOID 2008

2008 .35 RB (not paid)

2008 2/4 TRV, 4.1 TRMV, 1.365/1.285 BS

2008 1 SB/2

2008-2009 .05 LTBE

2009 CUT Pre

2009 .35 RB (not paid)
Engelberger's contract will void after the 2007 season if he plays at least 25 percent of the time in both of the next two years.
Mitch Erickson
2008 PS, .0884 BS

2009 PS, .0884 BS

Paul Ernster
2005 .23/.31/.385 BS

2005 .0335 SB/3?

2005 CUT Post

2006 .275 BS

2007 No SB/1 after week 15, .36 BS

2007 CUT Post week 16

Greg Eslinger
2006 .275/.36/.445/.53 BS

2006 .0845 SB/4

2006 IR, .18 BS

2007 CUT Post

2007 PS, .0799 BS

2007 Signed by CLE after week 10

2008 PS after week 8, .0884 BS
Bill Williamson, Denver Post: All three signed four-year deals… Eslinger received $84,500.
Justin Fargas
2010 1/.805 TRV,1.505 TRMV, .755 BS

2010 .05 SB/1

2010 .7 NLTBE
Mario Fatafehi
2003 .375/.505 BS
Lynn DeBruin/Lee Rasizer, Rocky Mountain News: Fatafehi recently was awarded a two-year contract extension. He'll get $455,000 in 2004 and $540,000 in 2005 and can earn $100,000 both seasons if he reaches certain performance levels.
Mark Fenton
2007 3/1.135 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS

2007 .02 SB/3

2007 CUT Post

2007 PS, .0799 BS

Daniel Fells
2011 1/.735 TRV, .685 BS (.525 MSB)

2011 .05 SB/1?

Mike Klis, Denver Post: New starting tight end Daniel Fells and slot receiver David Anderson are scheduled to make $735,000 each.
Nick Ferguson
2003 1/.45 TRV, .45 BS

2003 IR after week 16

2004 4/3.6 TRV, .535/.65/.8/1.015 BS

2004 .5 SB/4

2004-2007 .025 WO

2007 .05 NLTBE

2007 IR after week 15
Chafie Fields
2000 .193 BS
Leroy Fields
2000 3/.844 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS

2000 .018 SB/3

2000 CUT Post
Ron Fields
2009 2/5 TRV, 1.5/1.95 BS

2009 1.55 SB/2

Adam Schefter, NFLN: the Denver Broncos have reached an agreement with free-agent DT Ronald Fields (49ers) on a two-year deal worth $5 million.
Drayton Florence
2012 2/4.5 TRV, 1.5/1.5 BS

2012 1.5 SB/2

2012 CUT Post

2013 1 esc possible

Mike Florio, PFT: Florence has agreed to terms on a two-year deal with the Broncos. He’ll earn a total of $4.5 million in cash, with up to $1 million in incentives. He receives a $1.5 million signing bonus, a $1.5 million base salary in 2012, and a $1.5 million base salary in 2013. His 2013 salary increases by $250,000 if he participates in 50 percent of the defensive snaps. Another $250,000 is added at 60 percent, another $250,000 is added at 70 percent, and a final $250,000 is added at 80 percent.
Lee Flowers
2003 1/.655 TRV, 1 TRMV, .655 BS

2003 suspended 4 games (weeks 1-4, PED policy)

2003 CUT Post week 5

2003 .345 NLTBE (PT)

Manase Foketi
2013 3/1.491 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS

2013 .006 SB/3

Mike Klis, Denver Post: $6,000 [signing bonus]
George Foster
2003 5/7.4075 TRV, .545/.32625/.4625/.59875/.735/.87125 BS

2003 3 SB/6

2004 1.6 OB/5

2004-2008 .035 WO

2007 Traded to DET Pre (w/Tatum Bell for Dre’ Bly)

2008 voidable

DEION: +.273333 in 2004-2006, -.41 in 2007-2008
Jayson Foster
2008 PS after week 12, .0884 BS
Vernon Fox
2008 No SB/2 after week 3, .605/.745 BS

2009 CUT Post

2009 No SB/1 after week 14, .745 BS (.46 MSB)
Dominique Foxworth
2005 3/1.3553 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS

2005 .4303 SB/3

2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435 BS

2008 .927 RFA tender

2008 Traded to ATL Post (for 2009 7^th)
CBS: If the Falcons re-sign Foxworth this year, the pick upgrades to a sixth-rounder.
Jerry Franklin

2012 3/1.45 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS

2012 .01 SB/3
Mike Klis, Denver Post: Franklin… received $10,000.
Orlando Franklin
2011 4/4.356 TRV, .375/.573/.771/.969 BS

2011 1.668 SB/4

2011-2012 BS guaranteed (injury only)
Lindsay H. Jones, Denver Post: Franklin's signature was on a four-year contract worth $4.361 million, including a $1.668 million bonus.
Gus Frerotte
2000 1/1 TRV, .5 BS

2000 .5 SB/1

2001 1/1 TRV, 2 TRMV, .5 BS

2001 .5 SB/1

2001 1 NLTBE (games w/50% PT)
Kamon Simpson, Colorado Springs Gazette: [He is] returning to the Broncos for $1 million, with a $500,000 signing bonus and another $1 million possible through incentives.
Lennie Friedman
1999 4/1.9685 TRV, .219/.25/.325/.35 BS

1999 .764 SB/4

2000 .02375 RB

2001 .0035 WO

2002 .03325 WO

2001 4/11.92275 TRV ext, .325/.45/1.5/1.5/2.1/2.7 BS

2001 1.86 SB/6

2002-2006 .1 WO

2003 CUT Pre

2003 .11 dummy LTBE

2003-2006 .0265 RB/game w/PT (equiv .424)
AP: The Broncos signed guard Lennie Friedman to a four-year, $12 million contract extension. Friedman, the team's second-round draft pick in 1999, will receive a $1.86 million signing bonus.
Romney Fuga
2013 3/1.487 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS

2013 .002 SB/3

Mike Klis, Denver Post: $2,000 [signing bonus]
Randy Fuller
1994 3/.465 TRV, .108/.135/.162 BS?

1994 .06 SB/3

1995 CUT Post
Jabar Gaffney
2009 4/10 TRV, 1.5/1.95/2.4/2.65 BS

2009 1.5 SB/4

2011 Traded to WAS Post (for Jeremy Jarmon)
Adam Schefter, ESPN: the Denver Broncos have signed free-agent WR Jabar Gaffney (Patriots) to a four-year, $10 million deal that includes $3 million guaranteed.
Harry Galbreath
1996 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS

1996 2/.74 TRV ext, .3/.39 BS

1996 .04 SB/3

1997 CUT Post

1998 .01 RepB
Ahmaad Galloway
2003 3/.9415 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS

2003 .0315 SB/3

2003 IR, .13 BS

2004 CUT Post

Dylan Gandy
2008 2/1.37 TRV, .52/.85 BS

2008 CUT Post week 1

2008 No SB/2 after week 3, .52/.85 BS

2008 CUT Post week 5

Daryl Gardener
2003 7/39.655 TRV

2003 5 SB/7

Ben Garland
2010 3/1.22 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS

2010 .005 SB/3

2010-2011 reserve/military

2012 BS reduced to .39

2012 CUT Post
Olandis Gary
1999 3/.982 TRV, .175/.25/.325 BS

1999 .232 SB/3

2000 CBA increase BS to .275

2000 IR

2001 IR after week 11 (broken leg)

2002 .563 RFA tender

Mike Preston/Gary Lambrecht, Baltimore Sun: Gary got a $232,000 signing bonus and he was taken two spots above Mulitalo.
Jumpy Geathers
1996 2/1.5 TRV, .45/.75 BS

1996 .3 SB/2

Sam Adams, Rocky Mountain News: His contract will count for $900,000 ($750,000 in base) against Denver's salary cap in 1997.
Riar Geer
2010 3/1.223 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS

2010 .008 SB/3

2010 CUT Post

2010 PS, .0884 BS

2010 CUT Post week 7

2010 PS after week 7, .0884 BS

2010 CUT Post week 9
Leo Goeas
1998 2/? TRV

1998 .05 SB/2

1998 CUT Post
Ian Gold
2000 4/2.894372 TRV, .32625/.29/.358/.423 BS

2000 1.1 SB/4

2001 CBA increase BS to .298/.375/.45

2001-2003 .05 RepB

2001 .067812 WO

2002 .081374 WO

2003 .097936 WO

2005 6/27 TRV, .54/.67/2.3/2.75/3.4/4.59 BS

2005 5.75 SB/6/5

2005-2010 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)

2006 2 OB/5

2006 2.5 RB

2006-2010 .1 WO

2007-2010 .5 RB

2008 CUT Pre
Frank Schwab, Colorado Springs Gazette: He signed a six-year contract that could be worth a little more than $27 million and included a $5.75 million signing bonus.
Andre’ Goodman
2009 5/20.4 TRV, 25.2 TRMV, 1.8/2.34/2.88/3.42/3.96 BS

2009 6 SB/5

2009 BS guaranteed

2010 BS guaranteed (injury only)

2010 BS escalated to 3.54

2011 1.2 esc possible

2012 BS escalated to 4.62

2012 CUT Pre

2013 1.2 esc possible
Mike Klis, Denver Post: The former Miami Dolphins cornerback agreed to a five-year, $20.4 million contract with the Broncos that can reach $25 million if he plays 75 percent of the defensive snaps. With the deal also including nearly $9.8 million in guarantees, better believe Goodman will be counted on to participate in 75 percent of the plays.
Amon Gordon
2006 Acquired from CLE (waivers), .35/.435/.52/.62 BS

2006 CUT Post

2006 PS, .0799 BS

2007 .36/.445 BS

2007 CUT Post week 9
Darrien Gordon
1997 3/3.6 TRV, .2/.25/1.1 BS

1997 .7 SB/3

1998 BS escalated to 1.3/2.05

1998 .45 RB

1998 VOID 1999

1999 .9 RB (not paid)

Adam Schefter, Denver Post: Gordon reached agreement on a three-year, $3.6 million contract that includes a $700,000 signing bonus… The Gordon deal, like so many others the Broncos have structured for free agents this off-season, is back-loaded. He is scheduled to make $200,000 in base salary this season, $700,000 in 1998 and $2 million in '99. Gordon also could earn an additional $500,000 in incentives if he were to play in up to 90 percent of Denver's defensive plays this season.
Lynn DeBruin, Rocky Mountain News: the team will move today to negotiate off the final year of Gordon's contract so he can become a free agent. Denver thus will have to count only $233,334 - the accelerated pro-rated portion of his signing bonus - toward the 1999 salary cap. Gordon was scheduled to earn a base salary of $2.05 million this year and receive a March 1 roster bonus of $900,000 - which would have put his cap number at $3.183 million.
Brandon Gorin
2009 1/.6225 TRV, .62 BS (.46 MSB)

2009 .0025 SB/1

Gino Gradkowski
2015 Acquired from BAL (w/2016 5^th for 2016 4^th)

2015 1.542 BS

Brian Gragert
Adam Schefter, Rocky Mountain News: Gragert… will sign a two-year, contract worth more than $300,000…
Daniel Graham
2007 5/30 TRV, .6/.7/3.2/3.8/4.2 BS

2007 10 SB/5

2007-2011 .2 WO

2008 5 OB/4

2010 .5 RB

2010 CUT Post week 21 (3/2/2011)

2011 1 RB
Lee Rasizer, Rocky Mountain News: The player's new five-year, $30 million deal includes a $10 million signing bonus and a $5 million option bonus that's fully guaranteed. He'll cost $2.8 million on the salary cap in 2007.
Paul Grasmanis
1999 No SB/1 after week 8, .35 BS
Cornell Green
2004 4/2.84 TRV, 5.59 TRMV, .535/.54/.545/.67 BS

2004 .4 SB/4

2004 .25 NLTBE (PT)

2005 .5 NLTBE (PT)

2005-2007 .05 WO

2006 CBA increase BS to .585

2006 CUT Post

2006-2007 1 NLTBE (PT)

Jarvis Green
2010 4/11.755 TRV, 20 TRMV, .755/2.5/2.5/3.5 BS

2010 2.5 SB/4

2010 BS guaranteed (no offset)

2010 CUT Post

2011-2013 .5 LTBE (sacks or PT)

2011-2013 .5 NLTBE (sacks or PT)

2011 1.7 esc possible

2012 1.745 esc possible

2013 1.8 esc possible
Adam Schefter, ESPN: Green signed a four-year deal that is worth as much as $20 million. He will receive $4.5 million in the first year of the deal and $7.5 million in the first two.
Mike Klis, Denver Post: Green will make $3.3 million in bonus and salary in 2010; $3 million in 2011. His four-year deal comes out to roughly $12 million.
Mike Klis, Denver Post: Green was given a four-year, $11.755 million contract, of which his $2.5 million signing bonus and $755,000 salary for this year were guaranteed. The Broncos do have an offset in which they would be cleared of paying the $755,000 salary if Green signs elsewhere.
Louis Green
2003 PS, .07395 BS

2004 PS, .07395 BS

2004 Activated after week 12, .23/.305 BS

2006 1/.425 TRV, .425 BS

2007 3/2.55 TRV, .55/.85/.85 BS

2007 .3 SB/3

2008 8.310992 dummy LTBE/2 added

2009 CUT Post

Virgil Green
2011 4/2.109 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS

2011 .069 SB/4

2015 3/8.4 TRV, 11.25 TRMV, 1/2.4/2.8 BS

2015 1.5 SB/3

2015 .7 RB

2015 BS guaranteed

2015-2017 .7 NLTBE (PT)

2015-2017 .25 NLTBE (All-NFL)

2016 1 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
Lindsay Jones, Denver Post: Bonus money for other Broncos rookies are… Virgil Green: $69,000…
Jeff Legwold, ESPN: The base value of Green's new three-year deal is $8.4 million, with $4.2 million guaranteed and a max value of $11.25 million…
Mike Klis, Denver Post: The Broncos’ No. 2 tight end, Virgil Green, got an impressive $1.5 million bonus included in his three-year, $8.4 million contract. He will make $3.2 million in 2015. His contract particulars: 2015: $1.5 million signing bonus (guaranteed); $700,000 roster bonus (not guaranteed); $1 million salary (guaranteed). Total: $3.2 million (all guaranteed). 2016:$2.4 million salary ($1 million injury guarantee). 2017: $2.8 million (non-guaranteed). Total: 3 years, $8.4 million…
Willie Green
1997 4/4.35 TRV, .275/.65/1.225/1.3 BS

1997 .9 SB/4

1999 CUT Pre
Adam Schefter, Denver Post: Green will sign a four-year, $4.4 million contract with the Denver Broncos today… The Broncos Federal Expressed the contract to Green, who vowed to sign it and send it back today. The deal includes a $275,000 base salary this season, a $650,000 base salary next season, a $1.25 million base salary in 1999 and a $1.3 million base salary in 2000.
Lynn DeBruin, Rocky Mountain News: Green, who will turn 33 in April, was scheduled to make $1.225 million for the 1999 season.
Nick Greisen
2009 1/.745 TRV, .745 BS (.46 MSB)

2009 IR, .335 BS (.245 MSB)

2010 1/.755 TRV, .755 BS

2010 CUT Post

Brian Griese
1998 3/.9 TRV, .144/.18/.216 BS

1998 .36 SB/3

1999 CBA increase BS to .25/.358

2001 1.488 RFA tender

2001 6/39 TRV, .45/1.4/4.75/5.8/6.2/1.8 BS

2001 12.6 SB/6

2002 .875 SB/5 CONV

2002 .2 WO CONV/5

2003 CUT Post

2003-2006 .2 WO

2006 5 RB
Quentin Griffin
2003 3/1.227 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS

2003 .317 SB/3

2004 IR after week 7 (ACL)

2005 CUT Post

2005 No SB after week 2, .38 BS

2005 CUT Post week 3 (paid through week 4)

Howard Griffith
1997 4/4.3 TRV, .3/.5/1/1.3 BS

1997 1.2 SB/4

2001 3/4.3 TRV, .5/?/? BS

2001 .3 SB/3

2002-2003 voidable

2002 Retired

Adam Schefter, Denver Post: if the Broncos cut Griffith, he would count $ 300,000 against their salary cap… Griffith is seeking an offer greater than the $ 1.3 million in base salary the Broncos are scheduled to pay him for 2000.
Chris Gronkowski
2012 Acquired from IND (waivers)

2012 .54 BS

Dan Gronkowski
2010 Acquired from DET (for Alphonso Smith)

2010 .32/.405 BS

Brian Habib
1993 4/5.63 TRV, 1/1.2/1.3/1.43 BS

1993 .7 SB/4/3

1995 CUT Pre

1996 voidable (75% PT two years)

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