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| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Five years, $14.75 million. Signing bonus: $3M. Workout bonuses: $150,000 in 2012, '13, '14 and '15. Base salaries of $1.65M this year and 2012, $2.4M in 2013, $2.65M in 2014 and $2.8M in 2015.
Tyrone Culver 2006 4/1.7035 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS 2006 .0935 SB/4 2007 IR, .205 BS 2008 CUT Post Mike Florio, PFT: we've learned that Culver signed a four-year deal with a $93,500 signing bonus, a fourth-year escalator to the low RFA tender, and a fourth-year de-escalator of $5,000 for each year in which he doesn't participate in the offseason workout program. Sederrik Cunningham 2013 3/1.485 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Cunningham signed a three-year deal worth $1.485 million. All minimum salaries, no bonus. Eric Curry 1998 1/.453, .303 BS 1998 .1 SB/1 1998 CUT Post 1998 .05 RB (not paid) Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: urry signed a one-year contract with the Packers Wednesday worth $453,000, including a $100,000 signing bonus. The deal calls for a base salary of $303,000 and a roster bonus of $50,000. Donte’ Curry 2001 3/.51 TRV, .209/.298 BS 2001 .003 SB/2 2001 CUT Post 2001 PS, .068 BS (.072 over 18 weeks) 2001 Signed by WAS after week 4 (of 18)
2004 CUT Post week 2 2004 PS after week 7, .07395 BS
1999 .042 SB/3 2000 CBA increase BS to .275 2000 IR, .134 BS 2001 CUT Post
2003 .04285 SB/3 2004 IR, .15 BS 2005 CUT Post Mike Daniels 2012 4/2.400584 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS 2012 .300584 SB/4 2015 BS escalated to 1.542 (PPE)
2009 CUT Post week 7 2009 PS after week 9, .0884 BS
2012 .045896 SB/4 2012 CUT Post
2002 .22 SB/2 2005 .641 RFA tender 2006 1/.65 TRV, .585 BS 2006 .04 WO 2006 CUT Post 2006 .025 RB (week 1, not paid)
1998 1/.238 TRV, .238 BS 1999 2/.84 TRV, .35/.415 BS 1999 .075 SB/2 2001 5/2.46 TRV, .477/.477/.477/.477/.477 BS 2001 .075 SB/3 2002 CBA increase BS to .525/.655/.66/.665 (.45/.45/.455/.455 MSB) 2006 1/.835 TRV, .81 BS (.425 MSB) 2006 .025 SB/1 2007 1/.86 TRV, .82 BS (.435 MSB) 2007 .04 WO
2004 IR, .15 BS Tyrone Davis 1997 Acquired from NYJ (for past considerations) 1997 .196 BS 1997 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5?) 1997 No SB/1 after week 5, .196 BS 1998 .25/.44/.44 BS 1998 .1 SB/3 2000 .1 RB 2001 1/.567 TRV, .477 BS 2001 .05 SB/1 2001 .02 RepB (removed) 2001 .02 LTBE added (weight clause) 2001 PUP, .25 BS, activated after week 12 (of 18) 2001 .35 NLTBE 2002 1/.65 TRV, .65 BS (.45 MSB) 2002 CUT Post (paid thru week 1) 2002 No SB/1 after week 1, .65 BS (.45 MSB) Travis Dekker 2009 .31 BS 2009 reserve/DNR? Patrick Dendy 2005 PS, .0799 BS 2005 Activated after week 9, .23/.31 BS 2006 CUT Post 2006 PS, .0799 BS 2006 Activated after week 4, .35/.435 BS 2007 CUT Post Ty Detmer 1992 2/.295 TRV, .09/.115 BS 1992 .03 SB/2 1992-1993 .03 RB 1994 2/.55 TRV, .162/.25 BS 1994 .013 RB 1995 .1 RB 1995 .025 RB (any game)
2009 .003 SB/3 2010 CUT Post (claimed by SEA) 2010 No SB/3 after week 16, .395/.48/.565 BS 2011 CBA increase BS to .525/.615 2013 1.323 RFA tender Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Dietrich-Smith signed a free-agent deal ($3,000 signing bonus) with the Packers Na’il Diggs 2000 3/1.126 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS 2000 .3 SB/3 2001 CBA increase BS to .298/.375 2003 .605 RFA tender 2003 signed by DET to offer sheet, matched 2003 4/10.4 TRV, 1.3/1.15/2.25/2.3 BS 2003 2.8 SB/4 2003 .85 SB/4 CONV 2006 CUT Pre 2006 .6 RB (not paid) Tom Silverstein/Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Three years at $1.126 million, average of $375,333, '00 cap salary of $293,000. Signing bonus of $300,000. Base salaries of $193,000 in '00, $275,000 in '01 and $358,000 in '02. Pete Dougherty, Madison Capital Times: Diggs has signed an offer sheet with the Detroit Lions, and the Green Bay Packers have a week to decide whether to match it and retain the three-year starter or let him go and receive a fourth-round draft pick as compensation… the offer sheet was for four years and includes a $2.8 million signing bonus. Antonio Dingle 1999 Acquired from PIT (waivers) 1999 .175/.250/.325 BS 1999 CUT Post week 13 (claimed by CAR)
2011 .0085 SB/3 2011 CUT Post 2011 PS, .0969 BS 2011 Activated after week 5, .375/.465/.555 BS 2013 IR, CUT Post (settlement?) Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Leading the way with $8,500 signing bonuses were tackle-guard Ray Dominguez… Each of the 17 players received identical base salaries of $375,000 this year, $465,000 in 2012 and $555,000 in 2013. If they're placed on injured reserve, their bases decrease to $258,000 this year and $288,000 in '12. Kevin Dorsey 2013 4/2.216848 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS 2013 .056848 SB/4 2013 IR, .288 BS 2014 BS reduced to .42 2014 CUT Post 2014 PS, .1071 BS 2014 Activated after week 5, .42/.51 BS 2015 CUT Pre Bill Huber, Scout.com: $2,216,848; $56,848 bonus. Earl Dotson 1993 3/.819 TRV, .172/.215/.258 BS 1993 .174 SB/3 1995 3/3.375 TRV ext, .6/.725/.925 BS 1995 .825 SB/4 1996-1998 .1 RepB 1998 4/14.75 TRV ext, 1.45/1.75/1.9/2.3 BS 1998 4 SB/5 1999 .25 RB 1999 .25 RepB 1999-2002 .25 LTBE (weight clause) 2000 .5 RB 2001 CUT Pre 2001 .6 RB (not paid) 2002 .75 RB (not paid) 2001 1/.477 TRV, 1.752 TRMV, .477 BS 2001 1.275 NLTBE (up to 90% PT) 2002 1/.675 TRV, .65 BS (no MSB) 2002 .025 SB/1 2002 CUT Post 2002 1/.65 TRV, .65 BS (.425 MSB) Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Sentinel: Three years, $174,000 signing bonus, $172,000 in 93, $215,000 in '94, and $258,000 in '95. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Dotson's new contract extension averaged $908,250. The four-year base salary of $258,000 this season was unchanged when he signed in mid-December. In return, he received a signing bonus of $825,000, base salaries of $600,000 in '96, $725,000 in '97 and $925,000 in '98, and a $100,000 reporting bonus each year. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Dotson's four-year, $13.75 million extension includes a signing bonus of $4 million; base salaries of $1.45 million in 1999, $1.75 million in 2000, $1.9 million in 2001 and $2.3 million in 2002; a reporting bonus of $250,000 in 1999; and roster bonuses of $250,000 in 1999, $500,000 in 2000, $600,000 in 2001 and $750,000 in 2002. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Dotson accepted a one-year contract that he described as at or near the veteran's minimum of $477,000. The deal also includes an incentive package based on playing time that will pay Dotson like a starter if he becomes one… The Packers waived Dotson on Feb. 27, wiping out his $1.9 million base salary and $600,000 roster bonus. Christopher Walsh, Madison Capital Times: Dotson, a nine-year veteran, will apparently sign almost the same deal that backup quarterback Doug Pederson received last week -- one year for $650,000, of which only $450,000 will count against the salary cap. Dotson also will receive a $25,000 bonus that won't count against the cap because of the veteran-signing exemption. Santana Dotson 1996 3/6 TRV, .9/1.35/1.75 BS 1996 2 SB/3 1999 5/25.8 TRV, 1.5/2.8/3/4.5/5.5 BS 1999 6.5 SB/5 1999 .5 RB 2000 1.5 RB 2000 BS reduced to 2.3 2000 2001 .5 RB added (not paid) 2001 3/5.7 TRV, 10.9 TRMV, .5/1/2.2 BS 2001 1.5 SB/3 2001-2003 .9 NLTBE 2002 CUT Pre 2002 .5 RB (not paid) 2002 2.5 NLTBE RB Paul Domowitch, Philly Daily News: Dotson, who had just 13 sacks in three years with Tampa Bay, becomes one of the Packers' five highest-paid players (three years, $6 million, $2 million bonus). Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Dotson signed a five-year, $25.8 million contract in February 1999 that contained a $5.5 million signing bonus. Later, he agreed to reduce his base salary by $500,000 in 2000 and by $1 million in 2001, although he will make up $400,000 through incentives. At the same time, Dotson probably made a wise business decision by whacking his base salary of $4.5 million all the way to $1 million for 2002. The Packers will decide shortly after the season whether his $1 million base plus a $500,000 roster bonus due in March will be palatable. Dotson will count $1.8 million against the salary cap next year whether he's with the Packers or not. If he's cut, an additional $1.8 million would count against them either in 2002 or 2003. Jake Doughty 2014 3/1.535 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS 2014 .005 SB/3 2014 CUT Post
2012 .0085 SB/3 2012 CUT Post
1999 .032 SB/3 2000 CBA increase BS to .275/.389 2002 .513 RFA tender 2002 5/10 TRV ext, 11.5 TRMV, .53/.57/1.2/1.36/1.84 BS 2002 4 SB/6 2003-2007 .3 NLTBE (rec) 2003-2007 .15 NLTBE added 2003 1 RB CONV/4 added (moved up from 2004) 2006-2007 .25 RB 2006 4/17 TRV, 17.5 TRMV, .95/2.7/2.9/3.9 BS 2006 2 SB/4 2006 2.25 RB 2006-2007 .05 WO 2006-2009 .125 NLTBE (Pro Bowl) 2008-2009 1 RB 2008-2009 .1 WO 2007 4/22.25 TRV, 22.95 TRMV, 2.7/2.9/3.9/4 BS 2007 .5 RB (53-man week 1) 2007 .05 WO 2007 .05 RB/game active (equiv .8, earned .75) 2007 .325 LTBE 2008 .125 LTBE (Pro Bowl) 2008-2009 .05 RB/game active (equiv .05, earned .8) 2008-2009 .2 RB (53-man week 1) 2008-2010 1 RB 2008-2010 .2 WO (not earned in 2009-2010) 2009-2010 .125 NLTBE (Pro Bowl) 2010 .1125 RB/game active (equiv 1.8) 2010 2/9 TRV ext, 11 TRMV, 1/4.1/2.6 BS 2010 4.15 RB 2010 .2 RB (53-man week 1) 2010 .040625 RB/game active (equiv .65, earned .609375) 2011-2012 .2 WO 2011-2012 .04375 RB/game active (equiv .7) 2011-2012 1 NLTBE 2012 1.5 RB
1994 .03 SB/3 1994 CUT Post
2009 Activated after week 8, .385/.47 BS 2009 CUT Post week 14
1999 2.2 SB/5 2000 .275 RB 2000 CBA increase BS .275/.389/.45/.53 2001 .305 RB CONV/3 2002 .385 RB CONV/2 2003 .465 RB 2003 IR after week 13 D. Orlando Ledbetter, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Edwards, the Green Bay Packers' first-round draft pick, signed a five-year contract worth $5.35 million… The Starkville, Miss., native received a $2.2 million signing bonus and a $300,000 advance of his $420,000 base salary for this season. His base salaries over the term of the contract are $275,000 in 2000, $305,000 in 2001 and $375,000 in 2003. He's also set to receive roster bonuses of $250,000 in 2000, $325,000 in 2001, $385,000 in 2002 and $465,000 in 2003. The bonuses will become payable on March 1 of each year. Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The Packers guaranteed a $305,000 roster bonus that safety Antuan Edwards was scheduled to receive today, thus turning it into a signing bonus for salary-cap calculations, a source said… Edwards’ base salaries of $389,000 in ’01, $418,000 in ’02 and $448,000 in ’03 remain. Jayrone Elliott 2014 3/1.535 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS 2014 .005 SB/3 Rob Demovsky, ESPN: $5,000 [signing bonus] Ricky Elmore 2011 4/2.128236 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS 2011 .088236 SB/4 2011 CUT Post
1993 .038 SB/2 1994 CBA increase BS to .135 1995 3/1.8 TRV, .178/.5/.65 BS 1995 .45 SB/3 1995 .022 RepB Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Sentinel: Two years, $38,000 signing bonus, $104,000 in '93 and $130,000 in '94. Tommy Fagan 1995 PS, .0561 BS? Brett Favre 1992 Acquired from ATL (for 1st) 1992 .31/.36 BS 1992-1993 .025 WO 1993 BS escalated to .757 1994 .882 RFA tender 1994 5/19 TRV, 1.6/2.9/3.6/3.9/4 BS 1994 2.5 SB/5 1994 .5 RepB 1994 .375 SB/5 CONV 1997 7/47.25 TRV, 1.6/3.1/4.3/5.35/6.3/7/7.6 BS 1997 12 SB/7/6 2000 4.9 SB/4 CONV 2001 10/101.5 TRV, .477/.723/4.3/5.5/6.5/7/11/12/13/14 BS 2001 11 SB/10/6 2001 4 NLTBE (earned) 2002 CBA increase BS to .75 2002 1.4 RB CONV/9/7 (moved up from 2003) 2003 1.6 RB 2004 1.8 RB 2004 1.2 RB CONV/7/6 2005 1 RB 2005 2 RB CONV/6/5 2006 3 RB 2008 Traded to NYJ Post (for 2009 4th) Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal: The Packers sent the second of their two first-round draft choices, the 17th pick overall obtained from Philadelphia, to Atlanta Tuesday for Favre, the Falcons' second-round selection (33rd overall) in the draft last year… Favre's contract, which was assumed by Green Bay, contained base salaries of $310,000 this year and $360,000 in 1993, plus a $25,000 roster/workout bonus each year. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal: The Packers are expected to make a qualifying offer to Favre of $833,000, or $110% of his $757,000 base salary in 1993, by the Feb. 17 deadline. D. Orlando Ledbetter, Milwaukee Journal: The Packers have tendered a contracts of $882,000 to Favre. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal: the Packers won out with the five-year, $19 million contract signed by Favre. The deal contained a signing bonus of $2.5 million and a reporting bonus of $500,000, and base salaries of $1.6 million in 1994, $2.9 million in 1995, $3.6 million in 1996, $3.9 million in 1997 and $4 million in 1998. Kent Youngblood, Wisconsin State Journal: Favre's seven-year deal is worth a reported $47.25 million over seven years, including a $12 million signing bonus. His base salary is $1.6 this season, $3.1 in 1998 and $4.3 million in 1999. Favre will get $26.25 million over the final four years, with base salaries of $5.35 million in 2000, $6.3 in 2001 and $7 in 2002, 7.6 million in 2003. The deal averages $6.75 million a year, the highest in football. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: the two sides entered into a contractual adjustment in which [Brett Favre] agreed to cut his 2000 base salary from $5.35 million to $450,000 in exchange for a $4.9 million signing bonus. By doing so, the Packers picked up an additional $3.675 million in cap room. Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: As a result of signing a 10-year, $101.5 million contract extension Thursday, Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre will pocket $16.2 million in the next two years, almost all of which is guaranteed. Favre received an $11 million signing bonus as part of his lifetime contract, according to a National Football League source who viewed the document. In addition, he will make another $4 million, either as part of an incentive package after the 2001 season or a roster bonus before the 2002 season. Though the $4 million bonus is not guaranteed, there is almost no scenario under which Favre wouldn't receive the money. To help the Packers lower his salary cap number in 2001, he agreed to a minimum-wage $477,000 base salary next season and a $723,000 salary in 2002. The $723,000 salary is guaranteed, which means Favre receives it whether he plays or not… On paper the deal lasts 10 years but for practical reasons it is worth $51.5 million over six years because the final four years have inflated base salaries that the Packers will not be able to afford… 2003: $4.3 million base salary and $3 million roster bonus. 2004: $5.5 million base salary and $3 million roster bonus. 2005: $6.5 million base salary and $3 million roster bonus. 2006: $7 million base salary and $3 million roster bonus. 2007: $11 million base salary. 2008: $12 million base salary. 2009: $13 million base salary. 2010: $14 million base salary AP: the Packers will receive a fourth-round draft pick in 2009. The selection would turn into a third-rounder if Favre plays in 50 percent of the plays this season, a second-rounder if he plays in 70 percent and the Jets make the playoffs, or a first-round pick if he plays in 80 percent and the Jets make it to the Super Bowl. Paul Fenaroli 2011 PS after week 8, .0969 BS 2011 CUT Post week 9 Robert Ferguson 2001 4/2.8675 TRV, .275/.34375/.4125/.48125 BS 2001 1.355 SB/4 2004 5/10.9 TRV, 13.15 TRMV, .455/.545/1.4/1.8/2.2 BS 2004 3.5 SB/5 2004-2008 .45 NLTBE (recs, Pro Bowl) 2005 1 RB 2007 CUT Post
2001 .3125 SB/3 2002 CBA increase BS to .3 2003 CUT Post Dan Fike Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal: The Packers assumed Fike's three-year, $2.454 million contract after acquiring him from the Browns for a conditional seventh-round draft choice. The Browns paid him a $100,000 signing bonus. The deal contains base salaries of $900,000 this year, $777,000 in 1994 and $677,000 in 1995. Jermichael Finley 2008 4/2.358 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS 2008 .653 SB/4 2010 IR after week 6 2011 BS escalated to 1.2 2012 2/14 TRV, .95/4.45 BS 2012 1 SB/2 2012-2013 3.5 RB 2012-2013 .3 WO Jeff Maillet/Don Walker, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Four years, $2.358 million. Signing bonus of $653,000. Base salaries of $295,000 in ’08, $385,000 in ’09, $470,000 in ’10 and $555,000 in ’11. His ’11 base salary contains an escalator that would boost the total should he still be with the team. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The two-year, $14 million contract that tight end Jermichael Finley signed last week contains a signing bonus of just $1 million. In 2012, the deal will pay Finley $5.75 million, or $350,000 more than what the franchise tag for a tight end would have been. It includes a base salary of $950,000, a roster bonus of $3.5 million and a workout bonus of $300,000. In 2013, he can earn $8.25 million, including a base salary of $4.45 million, a roster bonus of $3.5 million and a workout bonus of $300,000. In addition, Finley would make an additional $700,000 if three things happen: He meets play-time requirements, he makes the Pro Bowl and the Packers win the Super Bowl. He will count $5.25 million against the salary cap this year and $8.75 million next year. Tony Fisher 2002 2/.528 TRV, .225/.3 BS 2002 .003 SB/2 2004 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS 2004 1/.66 TRV ext, .46 BS 2004 .2 SB/2
1996 .28 SB/3 1996 IR 1997 PUP
1998 Traded to CAR Post (for future pick), trade voided (failed physical) 1999 .429 RFA tender 1999 2/1.825 TRV ext, .375/.7 BS 1999 BS raised to 1.279 after week 8, equiv .879 2000 CBA increase BS to .385 2000 .065 RB 2001 .235 RB 2001 4/9.600111 TRV ext, 10.500111 TRMV, .6/1.558/1.758/1.908 BS 2001 BS lowered from .7 to .477 after week 7, equiv .576111 2001 2.5 SB/5 2002 .5 RB 2002-2003 .225 NLTBE (honors) 2003-2005 .3 RB 2004 .05 LTBE (honors) 2004 .175 NLTBE (honors) 2005 .225 NLTBE (honors) Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Mike Flanagan, C, three years, $842,000. Signing bonus of $280,000; base salaries of $150,000 in '96, $187,000 in '97 and $225,000 in '98; cap number of $234,333 in '96. Bill Williamson, Madison Capital Times: Flanagan is making $429,000 this season. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Flanagan's new three-year contract is worth $2.254 million and averages $751,333. That isn't considered starter's money and likely wouldn't preclude the club from re-signing Frank Winters. The Packers increased Flanagan's base salary this year from $429,000 to $879,000, in effect serving as a $450,000 signing bonus. His base salary will be $440,000 in 2000 and $935,000 in 2001. Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The contract included a signing bonus of $2.5 million… His base salary this season of $700,000 was reduced to the veteran's minimum of $477,000. The so-called "new money" portion of the contract includes base salaries of $600,000 in 2002, $1.558 million in `03, $1.758 million in `04 and $1.908 million in `05, and roster bonuses payable March 15 each year of $500,000 in `02 and $300,000 each in `03, `04 and `05. 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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