Drafts 1992-1995 Jared Abbrederis
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1997 .785 RFA tender D. Orlando Ledbetter, Milwaukee Journal: Wilkins, the Packers' fourth-round draft choice from Gardner-Webb, received a $153,000 signing bonus on a three-year contract that will pay $110,000 this year, $137,500 in 1995 and $165,000 in 1996. Tom Mulhern, Madison Capital Times: Wilkins, a restricted free agent last off-season, signed a one-year tender offer of $ 785,000. He averaged just $ 188,000 on his first three-year contract. Marcus Wilkins 2002 2/.528 TRV, .225/.3 BS 2002 .003 SB/2 2004 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS 2004 CUT Post (claimed by ARI) Brian Williams 1995 3/.895 TRV, .155/.2/.24 BS 1995 .295 SB/3 1995 .005 RepB 1998 4/11 TRV, 1.15/1.8/2.3/1.75 BS 1998 3 SB/4 1999 1.2 SB/3 CONV 2001 CUT Pre
2005 .005 SB/2 2005 IR, .135 BS 2006 CUT Post Corey Williams 2004 4/1.476 TRV, .23/.305/.385/.46 BS 2004 .096 SB/4 2006 CBA increase BS to .425/.51 2007 BS escalated to .85 2008 6.363 Franchise tag 2008 Traded to CLE Pre (for 2nd) Rob Demovsky, Green Bay Press Gazette: Williams' rookie deal contained only a $96,000 signing bonus and the minimum base salaries his first three seasons. His salary this year escalated to the low restricted free agent tender of $850,000. DJ Williams 2011 4/2.238 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS 2011 .198 SB/4 Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Total compensation: $2,238,000 Average per year: $559,500 Signing bonus: $198,000 '11 base salary: $375,000 '12 base salary: $465,000 '13 base salary: $555,000 '14 base salary: $645,000 Gerald Williams 1997 No SB/1 after week 8, .241666 BS 1997 CUT Post week 13 (paid thru week 14?) Jamel Williams 1999 No SB after week 16, .425/? BS 2000 CUT Pre Jay Williams 1994 PS, .0561 BS? Johnny Williams 2010 PS after week 4, .0884 BS 2010 CUT Post week 5 KD Williams 2000 .275/.389 BS Patrick Williams 2009 PS after week 7, .0884 BS 2009 Activated after week 14, .31/.395/.48 BS 2010 CUT Post
2007 2/.655 TRV, .285/.37 BS 2009 1/.9 TRV, .525 BS 2009 .375 SB/1 2010 3.043 RFA tender 2010 4/33 TRV ext, 34 TRMV, 1/2.3/5.9/6.9 BS 2010 BS raised to 37.043 after week 11, equiv 13.043, 10 OATSB/5 2011 2.2 RB 2011 .1 WO 2011 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3, .3 LTBE, earned .28125) 2011-2014 .25 esc possible (Pro Bowl) 2012 2.5 RB 2012 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3, .28125 LTBE) 2012-2014 .3 WO 2013-2014 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3)
1996 .25 SB/3 1996 .02 RB 1998 CBA increase BS to .216 1999 .934 RFA tender 1999 5/20.25 TRV, .5/1/2/2.6/3 1999 3.5 SB/5 2000 1.65 RB 2001 1 RB 2002 1 RB CONV/2 2003 VOID 2003 4 RB (not paid) Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: three years, $791,000. Signing bonus of $250,000, roster bonus of $20,000 in '96; base salaries of $131,000 in '96, $178,000 in '97 and $212,000 in '98; cap number of $234,333 in '96. Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The five-year deal signed last week by cornerback Tyrone Williams is worth $20.2 million, including a $3.5 million signing bonus… Williams will receive a base salary of $500,000 in 1999… He will receive a base salary of $1 million and a March roster bonus of $1.6 million in 2000, a base salary of $2 million and a March roster bonus of $1 million in 2001, a base salary of $2.6 million and a March roster bonus of $1 million in 2002 and a base salary of $3 million and a March roster bonus of $4 million in 2003. The final year of the contract was put in for salary cap purposes and probably will not be realized. Walter Williams 2004 PS after week 1, .07395 BS 2004 Activated after week 10, .23/.305 BS 2004 IR after week 11, .135 BS 2005 CUT Post 2005 No SB after week 7, .23 BS 2005 IR after week 9, .135 BS Matt Willig 1998 2/.925 TRV, .225/? BS 1998 .2 SB/2 1999 CUT Pre
1993 .048 SB/2 1995 1/.178 TRV, .178 BS 1995 CUT Post week 8 Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Sentinel: Two years, $48,000 signing bonus, $112,000 in '93 and $140,000 in '94. Jeff Wilner 1995 Traded to NE (w/ Bill Schroeder & Ferric Collons for Mike Arthur) CJ Wilson 2010 4/1.840354 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS 2010 .050354 SB/4 2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.63
1992 2/.89 TRV, .35/.4 BS 1992 .09 SB/2 1992-1993 .025 RB 1994 3/2.8 TRV, .7/.75/.75 BS? 1994 .5 SB/3 1997 3/4.25 TRV, .7/.9/1.15 BS 1997 1.5 SB/3 1998 IR after week 15 2000 4/7 TRV, .44/1.25/1.5/2 BS 2000 1.56 SB/4 2001 BS reduced to .5 2001 .25 RB CONV/3 2002 BS reduced to .75 2003 CUT Pre 2003 .755 BS (.45 MSB) Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal: Two years for $890,000, $445,000 average. Signing bonus of $90,000, base salaries of $350,000 and $400,000, roster bonuses of $25,000 each year. Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Sources indicated that Winters' three-year deal was worth $4.25 million and included a $1.5 million signing bonus. Winters will receive base salaries of $700,000 in 1997, $900,000 in '98 and $1.15 million in '99. Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Winters' four-year contract is worth $7 million and includes a $1.56 million signing bonus, according to an NFL source. He will receive base salaries of $440,000 in 2000, $1.25 million in 2001, $1.5 million in 2002 and $2 million in 2003. He is also due a $250,000 roster bonus on March 1 of 2001. Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: the paycut that center Frank Winters took so the club wouldn't cut him included a $250,000 guaranteed roster bonus. Winters' base salary was trimmed from $1.25 million to $500,000 as part of the deal. His salary cap number dropped from $1.89 million to $973,333. Pete Dougherty, Madison Capital Times: He took a pay cut from $1.5 million to $750,000 rather than having the Packers cut him and testing the free-agent market. Jerry Wisne 2002 Acquired from STL after week 14 (waivers) 2002 .375 BS Garrett Wolfe 2007 3/2.288 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS 2007 .623 SB/4 Charles Woodson 2006 7/43 TRV, 52.7 TRMV, 1.5/1.25/3.25/4/5/5.5/6.5 BS 2006 4 SB/7/5 2006 4 RB 2006 .05 WO 2006 .059375 RB/game active (equiv .95) 2006-2008 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl) 2007 1 RB 2007 .05625 RB/game active (equiv .9, .9 LTBE, earned .7875) 2007-2008 1.5 esc possible (Pro Bowl prior year) 2008-2012 .05625 RB/game active (equiv .9) 2007-2012 .1 WO (not earned in 2009) 2009 BS escalated to 5.5 2009-2012 .1 LTBE (Pro Bowl) 2010 BS escalated to 6.5 2011-2012 1.5 esc possible 2010 5/50 TRV, 55.1 TRMV, 6.7/6.5/6.5/6.5/6.5 BS 2010 .05625 RB/game active (equiv .9) 2011 BS escalated to 7.85 (one-time esc 2011-2014) 2011 2.05 RB 2011 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1, 1 LTBE, earned .9375) 2011-2014 .75 NLTBE 2011-2015 2.1 one-time NLTBE (DPoY) 2012 4 RB 2012 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1, .9375 LTBE, earned .4375) 2013 CUT Pre 2013 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1) 2013-2014 2.5 RB 2014 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1) Details of 2010 deal courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com Adam Caplan, Fox Sports: Woodson, who is signed through 2014, is listed with a non-guaranteed base salary of $7.85 million ($1.35 million in one-time incentive reached according to Brian McIntyre of Mac's Football Blog, $6.5 original base salary) for 2011. He has a $2.05 million roster bonus due on the 30thday of the new league year and per game roster bonuses ($62,500 per game active) totaling $1 million. His total take for base salary and roster bonuses for this coming season is $10.9 million. Woodson, who turns 35 in October, could earn up to $11.5 million for the 2012 season. As is the case for each of the four years left on his deal, his $6.5 million base salary is not guaranteed. But this time around, his roster bonus, which is due on the 30th day of the new league year, is nearly double of the previous season at $4 million. He has the same per game roster bonuses structure of up to $1 million. Woodson, who signed with the Packers in April of 2006, could earn $20 million over the final two years of his contract based on non-guaranteed base salaries and roster bonuses. He can earn just over $41 million over the four years in base salary and roster bonuses. From 2007 until the final year of 2011, he’ll receive a $56,000 roster bonus each week he’s on the team’s 45-man game-day roster. Any season he’s chosen outright for the Pro Bowl, he’ll receive a $100,000 bonus, and his base salary the following season will increase $1.5 million. If he makes the Pro Bowl as an alternate, he’ll receive a $25,000 bonus and his salary the next year does not change. Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: KDVR-TV in Denver quoted Woodson's agent as saying his client could earn $33 million in the next three seasons and $55 million over the next five, although he did not say what targets he'd have to hit to get that done. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Woodson, 34, ranks fourth among cornerbacks at $9.73 million [in new money/new years on 2010 extension] Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Woodson triggered a one-time $1.35 million base salary escalator in his contract. Jerel Worthy 2012 4/3.948203 TRV, .39/.569464/.748928/.928391 BS 2012 1.31142 SB/4 2013 BS guaranteed 2014 Traded to NE Post (for cond 2015 pick) Bill Huber, PackerReport.com: Worthy’s four-year contract is worth $3,948.203, including a signing bonus of $1,311,420, according to a source with access to contract figures. His 2013 base salary of $569,464 is fully guaranteed for skill and injury. Worthy has a minimum base salary of $390,000 this year, going up to $569,464, $748,928 and $928,391 in the following seasons. Danny Wuerffel 2000 1/.385 TRV, .385 BS DeShawn Wynn 2007 4/1.715907 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS 2007 .050907 SB/4 2007 IR after week 8 2008 CUT Post 2008 PS, .0884 BS 2008 Activated after week 5, .37/.46 BS 2009 IR after week 6
2009 .10873 SB/4 2010 CUT Post 2010 No SB/3 after week 1, .395/.48/.565 BS 2011 CBA increase BS to .525/.615
2010 .0035 SB/3 2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54 Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: The signing bonuses for the three undrafted rookies who made the team in 2010 were… $3,500 for linebacker Frank Zombo. 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 -> All 2010 (verified) Hamza Abdullah 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 -> 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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