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1995 3/2.4 TRV, .35/.8/.8 BS 1995 .45 SB/3 Clare Farnsworth, Seattle Post-Intelligencer: He signed a three-year, $4.2 million contract with the Denver Broncos that includes a $700,000 signing bonus and yearly base salaries of $1 million, $1.2 million and $1.3 million. Darrell Hackney 2007 PS, .0799 BS 2007 Activated after week 9, .285/.37/.46 BS 2008 CUT Post 2008 PS, .0884 BS 2008 Activated after week 8, .37/.46 BS 2009 CUT Post Britt Hager 1995 4/3.8 TRV, .65/.65/.75/.75 BS 1995 1 SB/4 1996 BS reduced to .275 1996 CUT Pre Jim Armstrong, Denver Post: The 6-foot-1, 233-pound linebacker from the Philadelphia Eagles signed a four-year, $4-million contract, including a $1-million signing bonus and annual salaries of $750,000. John Henderson, Denver Post: Last year's free-agent acquisition had a choice of leaving the team or having his pay cut from $650,000 to the minimum of $275,000. He chose the pay cut… the Broncos signed him away from Philadelphia for $3.8 million over four years… Mario Haggan 2008 No SB/2 after week 9, .605/.62 BS 2009 2/3.5 TRV ext, .77/1/1.23 BS 2009 1.12 SB/3 2010 BS escalated to 1.5 2011 BS escalated to 1.93
2007 .02 SB/2 2007 .015 RB 2008 IR after week 9 Bruce Hall 2010 PS, .0884 BS 2010 CUT Post week 1 (paid thru week 2) Carlos Hall 2007 .595/.605 BS 2007 DNR
2008 DNR Ben Hamilton 2001 3/1.192 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS 2001 .296 SB/3 2002 CBA increase BS to .3 2004 .628 RFA tender 2005 5/16.25 TRV, 16.75 TRMV, .55/.545/2.75/2.81/3.34 BS 2005 3.5 SB/5 2005-2009 .05 WO 2005-2009 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl) 2006 1.505 RB 2006 CBA increase BS to .585 2007 IR after week 3 2008 .5 RB CONV/2 2009 .5 RB
2012 CUT Post (paid thru week 1?) 2012 No SB/2 after week 1, 1/1.25 BS 2012 .25 RB OATSB/2? 2013 CUT Pre
2001 .15 SB/3 2001-2003 .025 RB 2002 CBA increase BS to .525 2004 1/.685 TRV, .66 BS (.455 MSB) 2004 .0125 SB/1 2004 .0125 RB/WO
2011 .002 SB/3 2014 2.187 RFA tender 2014 5/42.5 TRV ext, 49 TRMV, .9/6.9/6.9/7.4/7.8 BS 2014 10 SB/6/5 2015-2019 .1 WO 2015 .5 esc possible (All-NFL) 2016-2019 1.5 esc possible (mult All-NFL) 2018 1.1 OB/3 (prorated 2017-2019) 2019 1 OB/2 (prorated 2018-2019) Mike Klis, Denver Post: The only undrafted rookie who made the Broncos' 53-man active roster last year was cornerback Chris Harris, who received a relatively small signing bonus of $2,000. Mike Klis, Denver Post: The Broncos have reached an agreement in principle with cornerback Chris Harris on a five-year contract extension. The deal will make Harris the NFL's highest-paid "No. 2" cornerback while the total value of $42.5 million ranks sixth in the league… The new contract that will run through the 2019 season includes a whopping $10 million signing bonus and $24 million in guarantees. Harris will continue to play this season on the $2.19 million salary he received as a second-round tendered restricted free agent. The new deal will then pay Harris $18 million through his first two seasons… Joel Corry, NFP: Harris really has a 3-year, $25M extension with 2 separate option years ('18 & '19) that require $1.1M & $1M payments to be exercised… Harris' $6.5M in base salary escalators over the life of his deal are triggered by 1st team All-NFL honors (similar to Ryan Clady's)… Denver uses $2M of '14 cap room with Chris Harris deal. '15 through '19 cap numbers are $3M, $9M, $9,366,666, $10,366,666 & $8,766,668. Joel Corry, CBS Sports: Harris' recent five-year, $42.5 million contract extension has an additional $6.5 million of base salary escalator based on first team All-NFL selections. His $900,000 2015 base salary will increase to $1.4 million with the honor. A selection by the Associated Press, Pro Football Writers of America, Sporting News or Sports Illustrated is satisfactory. Nick Harris 2001 3/1.172 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS 2001 .276 SB/3 2001 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)
2007 CUT Post Ryan Harris 2007 4/2.47 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS 2007 .805 SB/4 2009 IR after week 13
2007 .02 SB/3 2007 CUT Post 2007 PS, .0799 BS 2007 Activated after week 13, .285/.37/.46 BS 2008 CUT Post 2008 PS, .0884 BS 2008 CUT Post week 7 Derrick Harvey 2011 1/.65 TRV, .6 BS 2011 .05 SB/1 Mike Klis, Denver Post: Harvey, the No. 8 overall draft pick just three years ago, will make $650,000. Richard Harvey 1994 1/.164 TRV, .164 BS Harald Hasselbach 1994 1/.265 TRV, .205 BS 1994 .06 SB/1 1995 1/.178 TRV, .178 BS 1996 6/3.75 TRV, .2/.3/.5/.65/.75/.85 BS 1996 .5 SB/6 2001 BS reduced to .5 2001 CUT Post
1995 .2 SB/2? Steven Hauschka 2010 No SB/2 after week 13, .47/.555 BS 2011 CBA increase BS to .6 2011 CUT Post (claimed by SEA)
2002 .121 SB/3 2002 CUT Post 2002 PS, .068 BS 2002 Activated after week 9, .225/.3 BS 2003 CUT Post Alex Haynes 2008 No SB/2 after week 10, .37/.46 BS 2008 CUT Post week 11 2008 No SB/2 after week 16, .37/.46 BS 2009 CUT Pre Reggie Hayward 2001 3/1.3175 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS 2001 .4215 SB/3 2002 CBA increase BS to .3 2004 1.368 RFA tender Garrison Hearst 2004 1/.785 TRV, .76 BS (.455 MSB) 2004 .025 SB/1 Rocky Mountain News: Hearst recently signed is a one-year deal worth $760,000, plus a $25,000 signing bonus. Hearst will only count $455,000 on the 2004 cap. Travis Henry 2007 5/22.5 TRV, .595/.73/1.375/2.4/3.9 BS 2007 6 SB/5 2007-2011 .1 WO 2008 6 OB/4 (not paid) 2010-2011 .5 RB 2008 4/4.4 TRV, 16.61 TRMV, 1/1/1/1 BS 2008-2011 .1 WO 2008-2011 3.0525 NLTBE (rush yds) 2008 CUT Post
2001 1/.225 TRV, .225 BS 2002 1/.3 TRV, .3 BS 2004 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS 2005 .656 RFA tender (signed by SEA, not matched)
2002 1/.3 TRV, .3 BS 2003 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS
2013 .0075 SB/3 Mike Klis, Denver Post: $7,500 [signing bonus] Clifford Hicks 1995 No SB/1 after week 11, .178 BS Renaldo Hill 2009 4/10 TRV, 1.5/1.95/2.4/2.65 BS 2009 1.5 SB/4 2009 BS guaranteed 2011 CUT Post Adam Schefter, NFL: the Denver Broncos have signed FS Renaldo Hill (Dolphins) to a four-year, $10 million deal that includes $3 million guaranteed. Peyton Hillis 2008 4/1.7548 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS 2008 .0498 SB/4 2008 IR after week 14, .2 BS 2010 Traded to CLE Pre (w/2011 6th & 2012 cond pick for Brady Quinn) Lindsay H. Jones, Denver Post: Hillis will receive a signing bonus of roughly $49,800. Adam Caplan, Scout.com: The former University of Arkansas fullback will receive the following minimum base salaries:(08) $295,000 (09) $385,000 (10) $470,000 (11) $555,000 along with a signing bonus of close to $50,000. Ronnie Hillman 2012 4/3.000832 TRV, .39/.515/.635/.77 BS 2012 .690832 SB/4 Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Hillman's four-year deal is worth $3 million and includes a $690,832 bonus… Domenik Hixon 2006 4/1.993 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS 2006 .383 SB/4 2006 NFI, .05 BS 2007 CUT Post week 4 (claimed by NYG) Russ Hochstein 2009 Acquired from NE (for 2010 7th) 2009 .745 BS (.46 MSB) 2009 .3 BS guaranteed 2009 IR after week 16 2010 2/2.025 TRV, 3.425 TRMV, .755/.865 BS 2010 .05 SB/2 2010 .225 RB 2010-2011 .7 NLTBE (PT) 2011 .05 RB 2011 .08 RB (53-man week 1) Adam Caplan, Scout.com: Hochstein agrees to 2-year deal with Broncos worth up to $3.5 million if he starts… Warrick Holdman 2007 2/2.75 TRV, 3.25 TRMV, .72/1 BS 2007 .05 SB/2 2007 .48 RB (53-man any game) 2007 IR
2008 CUT Pre 2008 .5 RB (not paid) 2008 .25 NLTBE (PT) 2008 .25 esc possible Darius Holland 2003 1/.655 TRV, .655 BS (.45 MSB) 2003 3/2.18 TRV, .655/.66/.665 BS 2004 .1 WO 2004 CUT Post (paid thru week 1) 2004 No SB/2 after week 1, .66/.665 BS 2004 CUT Post week 15 2005 .1 WO (not paid) 2005 .1 esc possible Adam Schefter, Denver Post: the Broncos signed Holland to a three-year contract extension that, with incentives, could be worth $ 2.2 million.. The deal will pay Holland the veteran minimum $ 655,000 this season, $ 660,000 next season and $ 665,000 in 2005, with incentives. Montrae Holland 2007 1/1 TRV, .595 BS 2007 .155 SB/1 2007 .01 RB/game active (equiv .16) 2007 .09 WO 2007 2/4 TRV ext, 5 TRMV, .9/1.4 BS 2008 1 RB 2008 BS escalated to 1.15 2008-2009 .1 WO 2008 Traded to DAL Post (for 2010 5th) 2008-2009 .25 Inc (PT) 2008 .25 LTBE 2009 .5 RB Mike Klis, Denver Post: He has already collected a $1 million roster bonus, although it could be debatable whether he earned his $100,000 workout bonus. Either way, the Broncos already have made a substantial investment in Holland, who would draw an additional $1.15 million in base salary if he makes the roster. Trindon Holliday 2012 Acquired from HOU after week 5 (waivers) 2012 .39/.48 BS Vonnie Holliday 2009 1/.895 TRV, 1.395 TRMV, .845 BS (not MSB eligible) 2009 .05 SB/1 2009 .46 BS guaranteed 2009 .1 earned NLTBE (sacks) 2009 .4 unearned NLTBE (PT, sacks)
2010 .001 SB/3? 2010 CUT Post
2003 .061 SB/3 2003 CUT Post
2011 BS escalated to .865 (addl .375 possible) 2012 1/? TRV, .7 BS
2012 .0085 SB/3 2012 CUT Post 2012 PS, .0969 BS 2012 Activated after week 3, .39 BS 2012 CUT Post week 5 2012 PS, .0969 BS 2012 Activated after week 8, .39 BS 2012 CUT Post week 10 2012 PS, .0969 BS 2013 1/.48 TRV, .48 BS 2014 1/.57 TRV, .57 BS 2014 CUT Post (claimed by WAS)
2011 .695 SB/4 Len Pasquarelli, Sports Xchange: Irving got a signing bonus that was pretty well slotted ($695,000), but his overall deal fell well below what the slot should have been. Heath Irwin 2003 1/.68 TRV, .655 BS (.45 MSB) 2003 .025 SB/1 2003 CUT Post
2009 CUT Post Chevis Jackson 2010 No SB/2 after week 15, .47/.555 BS 2011 CBA increase BS to .6 2011 CUT Post (claimed by CAR)
2008 .2 SB/1 2008 .3 RB/WO 2008 .5 NLTBE Jarious Jackson 2000 3/.861 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS 2000 .035 SB/3 2001 CBA increase BS to .298/.375 2003 .605 RFA tender 2003 CUT Post 2003 No SB after week 7, .45/.535 BS 2004 CUT Post
2012 .213612 SB/4 2015 BS escalated to 1.542 (PPE)
1986 .028 SB/4 1986 .012 RB 1987-1989 .01 RB 1989 3/1.545 TRV, .2/.435/.565 BS 1989 .0875 SB/3 1990 .0125 RB 1990-1991 .015 RB 1990-1991 .02 WO 1990-1991 .0875 RepB 1992 1/.7575 TRV, .62 BS 1992 .065 SB/1 1992 .0325 RB 1992 .025 WO 1992 .015 RepB
2003 Activated after week 16, .225/.23/.305 BS 2005 2/.945 TRV ext, .385/.46 BS 2005 .1 SB/3 2006 CBA increase BS to .425/.51 2007 IR after week 5 2008 2/1.8 TRV, .605/.67 BS 2008 .425 SB/2 2008 1.05 NLTBE 2008 IR after week 11 2009 CUT Pre 2009 .1 WO John Clayton, ESPN: Jackson received a contract that pays him roughly $1 million a year, but there are escalators in the deal that could allow him to make more depending on his production. Taylor Jacobs 2007 No SB/2 after week 9, .595/.605 BS 2008 CUT Post Tory James 1996 4/2.2675 TRV, .285/.35625/.4275/.49875 BS 1996 .7 SB/4 Quentin Jammer 2013 1/1.1 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, 1 BS 2013 .05 WO 2013 .05 RB (1 game) 2013 .4 LTBE Mike Klis, Denver Post: if the 12-year defensive backs makes the team he’ll make $1.1 million. If he makes the team and has a really nice year, he can make $1.5 million. The one-year deal: $1 million base salary; $50,000 workout bonus; $50,000 roster bonus if he’s on the roster for one game; and $400,000 worth of incentives mostly tied to playing time. Patrick Jeffers 1996 3/.605 TRV, .14/.17/.205 BS 1996 .08 SB/3 1997-1998 .05 WO 1998 CBA increase BS to .216 1998 Traded to DAL
2000 .472 BS 2000 7/16.46 TRV, .385/.45/1.2/2/2.6/3/3.5 BS 2000 2.8 SB/7 2001 .025 WO 2001 CUT Post week 7 (of 18), .275 termination pay 2002-2006 .1 WO 2003 .64 LTBE AP: The Broncos also obtained safety Billy Jenkins in a trade with the St. Louis Rams, then signed Jenkins, who started at strong safety in the Super Bowl, to a seven-year, $18 million contract that includes a $2.8 million signing bonus. The Broncos gave the Rams a fifth-round draft pick in next month's draft and a conditional pick in the 2001 draft.
2008 .005 SB/2 2008 CUT Post
2009 BS increased to .31 after week 4 2009 Signed by NYG after week 9
2004 1.5/1.45 BS 2004-2005 .425 NLTBE (sacks, Pro Bowl) 2004 BS lowered to 1 after week 2, equiv .882353 2004 .632353 SB/2 added 2004 .25 RB OATSB/2 added 2005 VOID
2000 .297 SB/3 2001 CBA increase BS to .298/.375 2002 CUT Post Kyle Johnson 2002 .005 SB/2 after week 14, .225/.3 BS 2003 CUT Post 2003 PS after week 1, .07395 BS 2003 CUT Post week 2 2003 PS after week 6, .07395 BS 2003 CUT Post week 11 2003 PS after week 16, .07395 BS
2004 .01 RB 2006 CBA increase BS to .5 2007 .85 RFA tender 2007 CUT Post 2007 No SB/1 after week 11, .595 BS (.435 MSB?) 2007 CUT Post week 12
2011 .525/.565 BS 2011 CUT Post week 15 (claimed by TEN)
2004 1 SB/3 2004-2006 .1 NLTBE 2005 CUT Post Steven Johnson 2012 3/1.452 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS 2012 .012 SB/3 Mike Klis, Denver Post: The former Kansas Jayhawk received a $12,000 signing bonus, highest among the 13 undrafted rookies the Broncos acquired after the April 26-28 draft. Vance Johnson AP: Johnson agreed to a one-year contract for $250,000 with a $25,000 signing bonus and $100,000 in incentives. Herana-Daze Jones 2008 No SB/2 after week 13, .445/.535 BS 2008 CUT Post week 14 2008 No SB/2 after week 15, .445/.535 BS 2009 CUT Post James Jones 1995 3/4.8 TRV, .9/1.25/1.4 BS 1995 1.25 SB/3 1996 CUT Post
2000 .472 RFA tender Nathan Jones 2010 4/4.33 TRV, 13.33 TRMV, .63/.8/.9/1 BS 2010 1 SB/4 2011 BS escalated to 1.25 (addl 2.55 esc possible) 2011 CUT Post 2012-2013 3 esc possible
1993 .105 SB/3? 1996 1/.25 TRV, .25 BS
1997 1.25/1.25 BS 1997-1998 1.25 RB 1997 4/11 TRV, .2/1/1.5/2.9735 BS 1997 3 SB/4 1998 .8265 RB 1999 1.5 RB 2000 7/29.5 TRV, .5/2/2/3.25/3.5/3.75/4 BS 2000 3.5 SB/7 2001 CUT Pre 2001-2002 1.5 RB (not paid) 2003-2006 1 RB Sam Adams, Rocky Mountain News: Jones received a $3 million signing bonus as part of a four-year, $11 million contract with the Broncos. LaMont Jordan 2009 2/2.5 TRV, .75/.8 BS 2009 .465 SB/2 2009 .135 WO 2009 CUT Post week 21 (Feb 2010) 2010 .35 WO?
1998 .75/?/? BS 1999 CUT Pre
2012 .01 SB/3 Mike Klis, Denver Post: Judie received the second-highest signing bonus among the Broncos’ 13 undrafted free agents at $10,000. Danny Kanell 2003 No SB/3 after week 2, .53/.535/.665 BS 2005 BS escalated to 1 2005 CUT Post
2001 .059 SB/3 2002 CBA increase BS to .3 2002 CUT Post week 8 (claimed by SEA) Ryan Katz 2013 3/1.486 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS 2013 .001 SB/3 Mike Klis, Denver Post: $1,000 [signing bonus] Uona Kaveinga 2013 3/1.488 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS 2013 .003 SB/3 Mike Klis, Denver Post: $3,000 [signing bonus] Braxton Kelley 2009 PS, .0884 BS 2010 2/.725 TRV, .32/.405 BS 2010 IR, .225 BS 2011 BS reduced to .275 Jimmy Kennedy 2007 Acquired from STL (for 6th-round pick) 2007 .76 BS 2007 CUT Post
2000 1.25 SB/5 2001-2002 .02 RB/RepB
2001 .5 SB/3 2001 CUT Post week 10
2008 .015 SB/3 2009 CUT Post week 7 (claimed by TEN)
1996 .55/.55 BS 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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