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2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.63/.73 2011 .4725 one-time NLTBE (PTI) 2011 2.775 esc possible 2011 2012 BS escalates to .5425/1.055/1.2025 (w/1-timer) 2012 BS escalated to 1.1/6.055/7.145 2012 Traded to NYJ Pre (w/7th for 4th & 6th) Mike Klis, Denver Post: The contract details on Broncos rookie quarterback Tim Tebow show his five-year deal really is worth $9.7125 million, not the $11.25 million the industry reports, according to a union source. The difference is a one-time playing time bonus of $1.5375 million that the Players Association counts because it's "easy to earn." Almost all first rounders hit the one-time playing bonus, but Jarvis Moss and Brady Quinn from the 2007 draft are among those who have yet to hit their one-timers. Tebow will be well on his way to his first NFL million on Friday, when the Broncos pay him a $975,000 advance, which essentially will be counted as a signing bonus for prorated salary cap reasons. Some details on the Tebow deal: Base salary 2010: $1.295 million (fully guaranteed) 2011: $1.618.75 million (fully guaranteed) 2012: $1.942.5 million (fully guaranteed) 2013: $2.266.75 million (fully guaranteed) 2014: $2.590.5 million ($567,500 guaranteed) Advance/Signing bonus $975,000 on Friday (salary reduced to $325,000) $6.275 million due 29 days after start of 2011 league year. Typically season starts March 1, but it's written this way in case work stoppage delays start of season. (Salaries from 2011-14 reduced to offset advance) One-time playing time bonus (contractually considered likely to be earned) Tebow collects $1.537.5 million if he plays 35 percent of the offensive snaps in 2010, or 45 percent of the snaps in any of the seasons 2011-14. The bonus rolls over from year to year until Tebow reaches the playing-time threshold, and expires the first time he hits it. Mid-tier incentives (Contractually considered unlikely to earn) Value of Tebow's contract doubles from $11.25 million (including one-time playing time bonus) to $22.5 million if he reaches multiple thresholds, including: 55 percent playing time in two of his first three seasons, 2010-12, or 70 percent playing time in 2013. The Broncos make the playoffs, he reaches certain QB ranking thresholds, and receives unspecified honors. Max value (contractually considered unlikely to earn) The total value of Tebow's contract can escalate to $33 million if the Broncos reach the playoffs multiple times in his first four years, he has multiple top 5 QB rankings, and he has multiple league honors such as NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP. Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: By leading the Broncos in rushing touchdowns in 2010, Tebow will also earn a $472,500 roster bonus… Mike Klis, Denver Post: he has a $472,500 bonus coming his way. Tebow has unofficially triggered the "one-timer" bonus in his rookie contract for reaching the 45 percent playing time threshold of the Broncos' 2011 season… he won't receive the bonus until March 31. Rich Cimini, ESPN New York: the New York Jets shattered the calm Wednesday by completing a trade for polarizing quarterback Tim Tebow. The Jets sent two picks -- a fourth-rounder and sixth-rounder in 2012 -- to the Denver Broncos in exchange for a seventh-round selection. David Terrell 2005 No SB/2 after week 1, .54/.545 BS 2006 CUT Post Demaryius Thomas 2010 5/12.1555 TRV, 15.5055 TRMV, 1.31/1.6375/1.965/2.2925/2.62 BS 2010 BS guaranteed 2011 6.375 SA/4, .405/.49/.575/.67 BS 2011 CBA increase BS to .45 2011 .25275 BS guaranteed 2012 .15225 BS guaranteed 2012 1.26175 LTBE one-time RB (PTI) 2012 BS escalated to .64225/.8365/1.025 2013 2014 BS escalated to 3.275 2014 addl 1.4 esc possible 2015 12.823 Franchise tag
2011 .384 SB/4 Lindsay Jones, Denver Post: Bonus money for other Broncos rookies are… Julius Thomas: $384,000… Lamaar Thomas 2013 3/1.4875 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS 2013 .0025 SB/3 Mike Klis, Denver Post: $2,500 [signing bonus] Marcus Thomas 2007 4/2.093 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS 2007 .428 SB/4 2011 1/1 TRV, .9 BS 2011 .1 SB/1? Mike Klis, Denver Post: the Broncos signed fourth-round pick Marcus Thomas, a defensive tackle from Florida, to an incentive-laden, four-year contract that included a $428,00 signing bonus. Mike Klis, Denver Post: The Broncos' third highest-paid free agent was their own Marcus Thomas. The defensive tackle will make $1 million this year. Mark Thomas 2001 PS after week 6 (of 18), .068 BS (.072 over 18 weeks) 2001 CUT Post week 7 (Of 18) Syd’Quan Thompson 2010 4/1.84685 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS 2010 .05685 SB/4 2011 CBA increase BS to .45 2011 IR, .273 BS 2012 BS reduced to .465 2012 CUT Post Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: $56,850 signing bonus Ryan Torain 2008 4/1.903 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS 2008 .198 SB/4 2008 IR after week 10 2009 CUT Post Klis: Torain, the Broncos' first fifth-round choice, received a signing bonus for a tad less than $200,000. Paul Toviessi 2001 4/2.557 TRV, .209/.298/.389/.418 BS 2001 1.243 SB/4 2001 IR 2002 CUT Post DEION: +.012083 in 2001-2003, -.03625 in 2004 Danny Trevathan 2012 4/2.204072 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS 2012 .104072 SB/4 2015 BS escalated to 1.542 (PPE)
2006 .02 SB/3 2006 CBA increase BS to .35 2006 IR, .195 BS 2007 CUT Pre
1999 IR after week 8, .122 BS Marviel Underwood 2007 No SB after week 13, .435 BS 2007 CUT Post week 15 Mitch Unrein 2010 PS after week 6, .0884 BS 2010 BS raised to .32 after week 10 (equiv .152565) Chad Upshaw 2007 PS after week 10, .0799 BS Bradlee Van Pelt 2004 3/.943 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS 2004 .023 SB/3 2004 CUT Post 2004 PS, .1479 BS 2005 .23 BS 2005 .025 RB/WO Louis Vasquez 2013 4/23.5 TRV, 2/3/5/5.5 BS 2013 5 SB/4 2013-2014 BS guaranteed? 2014 3 RB Mike Garafolo, USA Today: 4 years, $23.5 million with $13 million fully guaranteed. Mike Florio, PFT: Vasquez, per a source with knowledge of the deal, will earn $23 million over four years from the Broncos. That works out to an average of $5.75 million per year. Vasquez receives a signing bonus of $5 million, a 2013 base salary of $2 million, a 2014 roster bonus of $3 million, a 2014 base salary of $3 million, a 2015 base salary of $5 million, and a 2016 base salary of $5 million. Cassius Vaughn 2010 3/1.225 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS 2010 .01 SB/3 2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54 2012 Traded to IND Pre (for Chris Gronkowski) Demetrin Veal 2004 No SB/2 after week 14, .305/.38 BS (off BAL PS) 2006 1/.5 TRV, .5 BS 2006 2/2.7 TRV ext, 3.9 TRMV, .65/.95 BS 2006 BS raised to 1.775 after week 7, equiv 1.25 2007 BS escalated to 1.25 2007 .25 RB 2007-2008 .05 WO 2007 CUT Post 2008 .6 esc possible
2012 CBA increase BS to .525 Kevin Vickerson 2010 1/.63 TRV, .63 BS 2011 2/5 TRV, 6 TRMV, 1.1/2.1 BS 2011 1 SB/2 2011 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4, .375 LTBE, earned .125) 2011-2012 .1 de-esc possible (<12 WOs) 2012 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4, removed) 2012 1 esc possible (PT & sacks) 2012 BS reduced to 1.2 2013 2/5 TRV, 1/1.25 BS 2013 1 SB/2 2013 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1, 1 LTBE, earned .6875) 2014 CUT Post 2014 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)
1995 .06 SB/2 1995 CUT Post
2009 CUT Post week 8 Denard Walker 2001 6/26 TRV, .5/1.3/1.3/4.3/5.3/5.3 BS 2001 4 SB/6 2002-2006 .2 WO 2003 CUT Pre 2003 2 RB (not paid) 2006 1 RB Javon Walker 2006 Acquired from GB (for 2nd) 2006 1.15 BS 2006 5/39.75 TRV ext, 1.05/.6/2.1/5.6/5.85/6.7 BS 2006 1 RB 2006 6 OB/6/5 (Feb 2007) 2006-2011 .1 WO 2007 4 RB CONV/5 2008 CUT Pre 2008 3.4 OB/4 (not paid) 2008 2 RB 2010-2011 1 RB
2015 .05 SB/1 2015 .2 NLTBE (PT)
2002 .02 SB/3 2005 1.43 RFA tender 2005 CUT Post week 12 (claimed by OAK) JD Walton 2010 4/2.5885 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS 2010 .7985 SB/4 2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54 2013 BS escalated to 1.323 2013 CUT Post week 15 (claimed by WAS)
2014 5 SB/4 2014 BS guaranteed 2015 2.5 RB guaranteed (injury only) 2015 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2014 5 SB/3 2014 5 RB 2014 BS guaranteed 2015 3.5 BS guaranteed 2015 3.5 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full) 2016 3 RB
2005 1/2.5 TRV, 3.5 TRMV, .95 BS 2005 1.3 SB/1 2005 .25 WO 2005 1 NLTBE 2006 6/36.01 TRV, .585/.595/4/4.63/4.68/5.19 BS 2006 3.71 SB/6/5 2006 .25 WO 2007 3 OB/5 not exercised, VOID 2011 2007 1 RB (reduced from 2.37 RB) 2007 1 WO (increased from .5) 2007 2 NLTBE added (PT) 2007 Traded to OAK Post (for 2008 5th) 2008-2011 1 WO 2009 .5 RB 2010-2011 1 RB Lee Rasizer, Rocky Mountain News: Warren had been scheduled to make $950,000 next season with the final year of his contract in 2006 already having been voided. He was owed a $1.3 million roster bonus Thursday, for which the Broncos are responsible pending a possible contract restructuring. Lee Resizer, Rocky Mountain News: Warren signed a six-year, $36 million contract, with nearly $15 million in available bonuses included… Lee Rasizer, Rocky Mountain News: Warren is due a $2.37 million roster bonus [in 2007]. But should Warren balk at redoing his deal, his accelerated bonuses would total nearly $6 million Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: if Warren participates in 50 percent of the defensive snaps in 2007, he will collect a $2 million bonus [after re-negotiation]. Mike Florio, PFT: If Warren gets cut before September 9, the Broncos will get nothing and like it. Ty Warren 2011 2/8 TRV, 10 TRMV, 1.5/4 BS 2011 2.5 SB/2 2012 2 esc possible 2012 1/1.5 TRV, 2 TRMV, 1.25 BS 2012 .25 SB/1 2012 .5 NLTBE Mike Klis, Denver Post: Warren has a two-year, $8 million contract — a $2.5 million signing bonus, $1.5 million in 2011 salary and $4 million in 2012. Mike Klis, Denver Post: the Broncos gave Warren a $250,000 bonus that the defensive tackle gets whether he makes the team or not, and a $1.25 million base salary. Warren, who returned to the team Wednesday, can also make another $500,000 in incentives. Cliff Washburn 2007 3/1.125 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS 2007 .01 SB/3 2007 CUT Post 2007 PS, .0799 BS Keith Washington 2001 4/3.25 TRV, .48/.55/.711/.939 BS 2001 .4 SB/4 2001 .02 WO 2001-2002 .8 NLTBE 2002 BS escalated to .75 2002-2004 .05 WO 2003 CUT Pre 2003 1.3 NLTBE 2004 1.8 NLTBE
1994 .338 BS 1994 .025 RB 1994 .025 RepB 1994 .088 LTBE
2000 Traded to BUF (for draft pick) Edwin Watson 1999 PS after week 6, .06205 BS 1999 signed by PHI after week 9 Darius Watts 2004 4/2.645 TRV, .23/.305/.385/.46 BS 2004 1.265 SB/4 2006 CUT Post DEION: +.009583 in 2004-2006, -.028749 in 2007 Nate Wayne 1998 3/.58575 TRV, .149/.18625/.2235 BS 1998 .027 SB/3 1999 CBA increase BS to .25 1999 CUT Post week 1 (paid thru week 2?) 1999 PS after week 2 1999 Activated after week 2, .25/.325 BS 2000 CBA increase BS to .358 2000 Traded to GB (for 2001 4th) Lynn DeBruin, Rocky Mountain News: The Broncos have two of their seven draft picks under contract with seventh-round choice Nate Wayne recently agreeing to a three-year deal worth $585,750. The contract for Wayne, a linebacker from Mississippi, includes a $27,000 signing bonus and a 1998 base salary of $149,000. Jed Weaver 2004 3/3.085 TRV, .535/.95/1 BS 2004 .5 SB/3 2004 CUT Post 2005-2006 .05 WO Kayvon Webster 2013 4/2.7358 TRV, .405/.507/.597/.687 BS 2013 .5398 SB/4 Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Webster deal worth $2.735 million, including $539,800 bonus… Nate Webster 2006 2/1.505 TRV, .585/.72 BS 2006 .2 SB/2 2007 voidable 2006 2/2.3 TRV ext, .77/.78 BS 2006 No SB/3 2006 BS raised to 1.435 after week 8, equiv 1.035? 2007-2008 .05 WO? 2007-2008 .6 NLTBE? 2008 .2 RB/LTBE?
2013 4 SB/2 2013 BS guaranteed 2013 .15 LTBE (90 recs, not earned) 2014 3 RB 2014 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full) 2014 .15 NLTBE (90 recs)
2010 suspended 4 games (weeks 1-4, substance abuse policy) 2010 IR, .32 BS (Achilles) 2011 CUT Post Casey Wiegmann 2008 2/2.08 TRV, 3.105 TRMV, .83/.845 BS 2008 .3 SB/2 2008 .105 WO 2008 .37 LTBE (PT) 2009 BS escalated to 1.145 2009 .355 LTBE (PT) 2009 2/4.7 TRV, 2.5/2.2 BS 2009 CUT Post week 21 (Feb 2010) Adam Caplan, Scout.com: Wiegmann signed a two-year, $2.8 million deal with the Denver Broncos… Mike Klis, Denver Post: the Broncos gave Wiegmann, 34, a $300,000 signing bonus, an $830,000 salary for 2008 and a $100,000 workout bonus. Adam Caplan, Scout.com: Wiegmann's deal had been set to expire after 2009, but he'll get a new two-year deal worth $4.7 million with $3.6 million in new money. Wiegmann's base salary for 2009 was $1.145 million and will jump to $2.5 million. Wiegmann's base salary for 2010 will be $2.2 million. Alfred Williams 1996 5/9 TRV, .4/1/1.5/1.5/1.6 BS 1996 3 SB/5 2000 CUT Pre
1993 2.31 SB/6 1997 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS 1997 CUT Post Larry Weisman/Gordon Forbes, USA Today: $5.838 million for six years. $2.31 million signing bonus. Salaries of $362,000, $452,500, $543,000, $633,500, $724,000, $815,500. Avg.: $973,000. Final year void if Williams plays 50% of plays in first three years. Fifth year voids if plays 60% of plays or has 13 starts in three of first four years. Last two years void if makes Pro Bowl. DJ Williams 2004 5/9.013 TRV, 12.113 TRMV, .23/.335/.478/.65/.85/1.05 BS 2004 2.4 SB/6 2004 .57 RB 2004 .1 NLTBE (rookie honors) 2005 3.2 OB/5 2005-2009 .025 WO 2008 3 esc possible 2009 voidable .2 PTI (earned in 2004) DEION: +.4335 in 2005-2006, -.289 in 2007-2009 2008 5/32 TRV ext, 33 TRMV, 4/2.9/4.8/4.9/5.9 BS 2008 1.5 SB/6 2009 4.5 RB CONV/5, 4.1/3/4.9/5/6 BS 2009 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full) 2009 2.2335 LTBE added (for 30% Rule) 2009-2013 .1 WO (removed in 2009 restructure) 2010 3 RB (removed in 2010 restructure) 2010 2.33 SB/4, 3.67/4.9/5/6 BS 2012 BS de-escalated to 4.9 2012 suspended 6 games (weeks 1-7, PED policy) 2012 suspended 3 games (weeks 8-10, substance abuse policy) 2012 BS reduced to 1.6072 after week 10 (equiv .950024) 2012 .1 RB/game active added OATSB/2 (equiv .7, .7 LTBE, earned .7) 2012 .65 LTBE added (PT & playoffs, not earned) 2013 -.229302 SB return 2013 CUT Pre 2013 1 esc possible
2005 1.278 SB/4 2007 Deceased Pre DEION: + 0.011166 in 2005-2007, - 0.033498 in 2008 Jack Williams Directory: football football -> Bowl game blarney: Why Sports Tourism Trumps Logic in the Quest for a true College Football Champion in the United States” Prepared for: Dr. Tom Hinch Reviewed by: Tim Enger 0845772 Due Date: December 10, 2005 Word Count: 6,677 football -> All 2010 (verified) John Abraham football -> Tom Ackerman 1996 2/. 3625 trv. 131/. 164 Bs football -> Husain Abdullah 2013 1/. 715 Trv. 715 Bs (. 555 Msb) football -> Football genius tim green louisiana young readers’ choice nominee 2010 football -> Football vs. Baseball 'Baseball is what we were; football is what we have become' (Mary McGory). Both baseball and football are very popular American sports. Both sports can be played at any age football -> Drafts 1992-1995 Jared Abbrederis football -> Oday Aboushi 2013 4 359 trv. 405/. 495/. 585/. 675 Bs football -> Trv. 295/. 385 Bs 2008. 01 Sb/2 football -> Sunday, September 10, 2006 Download 0.76 Mb. Share with your friends:
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