Tom Ackerman 1996 2/. 3625 trv. 131/. 164 Bs
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1997 .038211 injury settlement
2008 Activated after week 15, .445/.535 BS 2009 CUT Post
1997 .0035 SB/1 1997 CUT Post (claimed by ATL) 1997 PS after week 1, .0561 BS 1997 Activated after week 11, .131 BS
2009 3 SB/4 2009 BS guaranteed 2009 BS raised to 21.7 after week 15, equiv 5.2 2010 .2 OB/3 removed 2010 2 CB OATSB/3 removed 2010 1.8 BS guaranteed 2010-2012 .1 WO 2010-2011 .125 esc possible 2012 .725 esc possible 2012 3/15.6 TRV ext, 19.55 TRMV, 2.4/3.6/4/4.2 BS 2012 5.3 SB/4 2012 BS guaranteed 2012-2015 .1 WO 2012-2013 .2 NLTBE 2013 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full) 2013 .4 RB 2013 .05 LTBE 2014 CUT Pre 2014-2015 .4 RB (not paid) 2014 1 LTBE (74% PT) 2014 .25 NLTBE 2015 1.5 LTBE (74% PT) 2015 .375 NLTBE 2015 .375 esc possible (Pro Bowl)
Pat Yasinksas, ESPN: Jonathan Vilma, Jabari Greer, Jon Stinchcomb and Devery Henderson each have a $100,000 [workout] bonus [in 2011] Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Greer received a $5.3 million signing bonus and a total of $11.3 million in guaranteed money on his three-year extension. The extension averages $5.23 million per year. His $2.4 million base salary for 2012 is fully guaranteed for skill, injury and cap. The contract includes $250,000 in incentives and a $100,000 workout bonus this year. Greer's $3.6 million base salary in 2013 is guaranteed for injury only at this time, but will become fully guaranteed for skill and salary cap if he's on the roster on the first day of the league year. There's no offset language. He has a $400,000 roster bonus due on the third day of the league year and a $100,000 workout bonus. In 2014, his base salary is $4 million and there's a $400,000 roster bonus due on the third day of the league year. He can make up to $1 million in incentives if he plays 74 percent of the snaps. There's a $100,000 workout bonus. There's a $100,000 workout bonus in 2015, the final year of the deal, and a $375,000 escalator clause if he makes the Pro Bowl. His 2015 base salary is $4.2 million and he can make $1.5 million in incentives if he plays 74 percent of the snaps. There's also a $400,000 roster bonus due on the third day of the league year. Clint Gresham 2011 3/1.223 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS 2011 .008 SB/3 2011 CUT Post (claimed by SEA)
2013 .005 SB/3 2013 CUT Post 2013 .015 BS guaranteed 2013 PS, .102 BS 2013 Activated after week 7, .405/.495/.585 BS 2014 CUT Post 2014 PS, .1071 BS 2014 Activated after week 16, .495/.51/.6 BS
2006 .7216 BS 2007 1/? TRV, .7 BS 2007 .1 SB/RB/WO 2007 CUT Post
2012 10 SB/5 2012-2013 BS guaranteed 2013 4 SB/4 CONV 2013-2016 .1 WO 2015 Traded to KC Pre (for 5th) Mike Triplett, Times-Picayune: Grubbs' deal is worth $36 million over five years. He received a $10 million signing bonus, and a total of $15.9 is guaranteed. His 2012 salary-cap number is $2.7 million. Grubbs' base salary in 2012 will be $700,000, followed by $5.2 million in 2013, $6.0 million in 2014, $6.5 million in 2015 and $7.2 million in 2016. The 2012 and 2013 salaries are guaranteed. He'll receive a $100,000 workout bonus in each year from 2013-2016. Mike Triplett, Times-Picayune: Grubbs converted $4 million of his 2013 salary into signing bonus. His base salary will go from $5.2 million to $1.2 million. Katherin Terrell, Times-Picayune: The New Orleans Saints have traded guard Ben Grubbs to the Chiefs for a fifth-round pick in 2015… Harland Gunn 2012 Signed by ATL after week 11 Spencer Hadley 2014 .42/.51/.6 BS 2014 .0015 SB/3 2014 CUT Post
2005 .025 SB/1 2005 .45 NLTBE
2011 .4 SB/2 2011-2012 .005 RB/game active (equiv .08) 2012 .1 WO Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Two years, $2.07M. Signing bonus: $400,000. Roster bonus: $60,000 this year and '12. Workout bonus: $100,000 in '12. Base salaries: $700,000 this year, $750,000 in '12. Lynell Hamilton 2008 PS, .102 BS 2008 CUT Post week 10 2008 PS after week 14, .102 BS 2008 Activated after week 16, .295/.31/.395 BS 2010 IR
2014 .004 SB/3 2014 CUT Post
2000 5 SB/5 2000 .1 RB/WO 2001 1.4 SB/4 CONV 2001 .1 RB/WO CONV/4 2002-2004 .2 RB/WO 2003 Traded to SEA Pre (for 6th)
2007 .04 SB/1 2007 CUT Post
2013 1.15 BS 2013 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15, 0 NLTBE) 2013 .4 NLTBE 2014 1/.92 TRV, .855 BS (.57 MSB) 2014 .065 SB/1 2014 .2525 BS guaranteed 2015 1/.95 TRV, .87 BS (.585 MSB) 2015 .08 SB/1 2015 .27 BS guaranteed Nick Underhill, The Advocate: Haralson, a linebacker, received a base salary of $870,000. His deal comes with an $80,000 signing bonus and $270,000 of his base salary is fully guaranteed, according to a source. Haralson also qualified for the minimum salary benefit, meaning his cap charge will be $665,000 for 2015. Tony Hargrove 2009 1/.62 TRV, .62 BS (.46 MSB) 2010 1.226 RFA tender Alvin Harper 1997 Acquired from NO after week 14 (waivers) 1997 .3/.9/1.4 BS 1998 CUT Post 1999 .2 RB Deveron Harper 2003 .375/.455 BS 2004 CUT Post week 5 Rod Harper 2009 3/1.1865 TRV, .31/.395/.48 BS 2009 .0015 SB/3 2009 IR after week 5, .215 BS 2010 CUT Post Roman Harper 2006 4/3.5545 TRV, 4.0795 TRMV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS 2006 .88 SB/4 2006 .109 RB 2006 .225 NLTBE (honors) 2006-2009 .025 NLTBE (Pro Bowl) 2006-2007 .05 NLTBE (INTs) 2007 .36 OB/3 2008 .05 LTBE (INTs) 2009 CBA increase BS to .535 2009 .05 NLTBE (INTs) .5955 PTI (earned in 2007) 2010 2.521 RFA tender 2011 4/25 TRV, 28.4 TRMV, 1.9/4.5/5.25/6 BS 2011 7 SB/4 2011-2014 .85 NLTBE 2012-2013 .1 WO 2014 .15 WO 2013 3/10.5 TRV, 11.25 TRMV, .84/2.35/2.7 BS 2013 2.91 SB/3 2013 .1 WO 2013-2015 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl) 2014 CUT Pre 2014-2015 .65 RB (not paid) 2014-2014 .15 WO (not paid) Pat Yasinskas, ESPN: Harper said he really didn’t want to leave New Orleans. But he might have if the Saints hadn’t stepped up with a four-year, $28.5 million contract. Mike Triplett, Times-Picayune: Harper's deal is worth $25 million over four years, which is slightly less than the $28 million originally reported. He received a $7 million signing bonus. Pat Yasinskas, ESPN: If they wanted to get rid of him, they would have done it by the third day of the league year when $2.6 million of his base salary became guaranteed. Mike Triplett, Times-Picayune: He will count $3.66 million against the cap now, down from $7.1 million. Harper took a pay cut of $1.5 million this year as part of the deal (from $5.35 million to $3.85 million). But it was a win-win now that he gets almost all of the money up front and doesnt have to worry about being released as a cost-saving measure. Harper received a signing bonus of $2.91 million, plus a base salary of $840,000 in 2013. He also kept his $100,000 workout bonus. Next year Harpers salary will drop from $6 million to $2.35 million, with another $800,000 in bonuses. His cap number will drop from $7.9 million in 2014 to $5.87 million. The new deal now includes an extension into 2015. Harpers salary will be $2.7 million that year, with another $800,000 in bonuses and a cap figure of $4.47 million. Mike Florio, PFT: Harper’s cap number for 2013 has plunged from $7.15 million to $3.66 million… The new deal extends Harper’s contract by one more year, via a base salary of $2.7 million, a roster bonus of $650,000, and a workout bonus of $150,000 in 2015. Joey Harrington 2008 No SB/1 after week 2, .605 BS 2008 CUT Post week 3 (paid thru week 4) 2008 No SB/1 after week 4, .605 BS 2008 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5) 2008 No SB/1 after week 5, 2008 .01 RB (53-man 1 game) 2008 .01 RB (53-man 3 games) 2008 .01 RB (53-man 5 games) 2008 .01 RB (53-man 7 games) 2008 7.087115 dummy LTBE added (for cap carryover) 2009 1/.795 TRV, .745 BS (.46 MSB) 2009 .05 SB/1 2009 CUT Post
2015 1/.72 TRV, .66 BS 2015 .06 SB/1 Evan Woodbery, Times-Picayune: Harris will make $60,000 in bonus money in addition to his $660,000 base salary… Derrick Harris 2001 2/? TRV 2001 .015 SB/2 2001 CUT Post
2008 CUT Post (claimed by CIN) Garrett Hartley 2008 No SB/1 after week 8, .295 BS 2009 2/.855 TRV, .385/.47 BS 2009 Suspended 4 games (weeks 1-4, banned substance policy) 2011 5/12.8 TRV, .558/.65/.734/.822/.91 BS 2011 2.526 SB/5 2011 CBA increase BS to .6/.685 Brian Allee-Walsh, sportsNOLA.com: Hartley’s contract calls for: A $2.526 million signing bonus. Annual base salaries of $558,000, $650,000, $734,000, $822,000 and $910,000 from 2011 through 2015. Attainable performance escalators of $6.6 million brings the total package to $12.8 million. Richard Harvey 1995 2/.48 TRV, .175/.245 BS? 1995 .06 SB/2? 1997 .3 BS 1998 2/1.2 TRV, 3.15 TRMV, .5/? BS 1998 .1 SB/2 1998 CUT Post Mike Strom, Times-Picayune: Ex-Tulane player has proven to be a valuable addition after signing two-year, $480,000 contract to leave Denver Broncos as unrestricted free agent. Mike Strom/Brian Allee-Walsh, Times-Picayune: Harvey reached agreement on a two-year, $1.2 million contract Monday. Harvey, who earned about $350,000 in 1997 with the Saints, will earn $600,000 in each year of the deal in bonuses and salary. The contract includes another $950,000 in incentives. Harvey, an eight-year veteran who is entering his fourth season as a Saint, could earn an additional $200,000 each year for being a starter. The $200,000 would increase to $475,000 if Harvey is a starter and the team wins nine games. Mike Hass 2006 .275/.36/.445/.53 BS 2006 .085875 SB/3? 2006 CUT Post
1997 .5 SB/2 1997 .25 RepB 1997 VOID 1998 (player declined, still accel) 1998 2.47 RB (not paid) 1998 3/5.06 TRV, 1/1.1/1.21 BS 1998 1.72 SB/3 1998-2000 .01 WO 1999 BS escalated to 1.21/1.331 2000 CUT Pre 2000 voidable
2012 3.8 SB/5 2013 3 RB CONV/4 2014 1 RB 2015 2.5 RB (not paid) 2016 .75 esc possible 2015 2/5.5 TRV, 1.19/1.75 BS 2015 1.5 SB/2 2015 .56 RB 2016 .5 RB? Jeff Duncan, Times-Picayune: Hawthorne signed a five-year, $19 million deal, which included a $3.8 million signing bonus. The deal is very cap friendly this season. Hawthorne will earn a $700,000 base salary in 2012, giving him a salary cap figure of only $1.46 million. In 2013, Hawthorne is scheduled to earn a $3 million roster bonus and a $1 million base salary. In 2014, he'll earn a $1 million base salary and $1 million roster bonus. In 2015, he'll earn a $2 million base salary and $2.5 million roster bonus. In 2016, he's scheduled to earn a $4 million base salary. Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Hawthorne's $19 million five-year deal signed this month includes $3.8 million signing bonus, $8.5 million total guaranteed… Mike Triplett, Times-Picayune: Hawthorne's deal will save the Saints $2.05 million, according to Yasinskas. He converted a scheduled $3 million roster bonus into a signing bonus. Mike Triplett, ESPN: Hawthorne took a pay cut of $1.25 million -- though it saves a total of $2 million against New Orleans' 2015 cap because of the way it was structured. Hawthorne received a $1.5 million signing bonus, a base salary of $1.19 million and a roster bonus of $560,000 (due this week). That's a total of $3.25 million, which is down from the $4.5 million he was scheduled to make. Hawthorne also agreed to a reduction in 2016, the final year of his deal, from $4 million in salary and bonuses to $2.25 million. Michael Hawthorne 2000 3/.876 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS 2000 .05 SB/3 2001 CBA increase BS to .298/.375 2002 IR after week 15 2003 1/.45 TRV, .45 BS 2003 CUT Post week 1 Michael Haynes (WR) 1994 4/10 TRV, 2/2/2/2 BS 1994 2 SB/4 1997 CUT Pre
2006 .61/.83/1.08 BS 2006 CUT Post week 1
1985 1.8 SB/5 1991 2/2.73 TRV, 1.3/1.43 BS 1992 1.75 esc possible Thomas George, New York Times: Hebert is again in the Saints' fold, having signed a two-year, $2.73-million contract two months ago after the long dispute for more money. Devery Henderson 2004 4/ 2.79 TRV, .23/.305/.385/.46 BS 2004 1.035 SB/4 2004 .09 RB 2005 .285 OB/3 2006 CBA increase BS to .425/.51 2008 1/2 TRV, .95 BS 2008 .95 SB/1 2008 .1 WO 2009 4/12 TRV, 1.5/1.8/2.25/2.65 BS 2009 3.5 SB/4 2009 BS guaranteed 2010 1 BS guaranteed 2010-2012 .1 WO
2007 CUT Post week 12 Will Herring 2011 3/5 TRV, 6.5 TRMV, 1/1.3/1.5 BS 2011 1 SB/3 2012-2013 .1 WO
1988 .512 SB/3 1989-1990 .01 WO 1991 2/1.2 TRV, .5/.65 BS 1991 .05 SB/2 Washington Post: Heyward says his three-year contract is worth $ 1.2 million, including a $ 10,000 bonus for reporting to training camp weighing less than 265 pounds. Akiem Hicks 2012 4/2.6804 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS 2012 .5429 SB/4 2013-2015 .0125 WO 2015 BS escalated to 1.5295 (PPE) Tim Hightower 2015 1/.745 TRV, .745 BS (.585 MSB) Josh Hill 2013 .405/.495/.585 BS 2013 .005 SB/3 PJ Hill 2009 PS, .0884 BS 2009 Signed by PHI after week 7 2010 Acquired from WAS (waivers) 2010 .395/.48 BS 2010 IR, .24 BS
1997 .06 SB/2 1997 .065 RepB 1997 VOID 1998 Mike Strom, Times-Picayune: Signed two-year, $800,000 contract to leave Miami Dolphins… Voided 1998 portion of contract after collecting about $450,000 in salary, signing bonus and earned incentives. Zach Hilton 2003 2/.535 TRV, .225/.305 BS 2003 .005 SB/2 2004 CUT Post week 2 2004 PS, .07395 BS 2004 Activated after week 13, .305 BS 2005 .38/.46 BS 2005 .02 RB/WO 2006 CUT Post (claimed by NYJ) Daryl Hobbs Dan Pompei, Chicago Sun-Times: Before trading malcontent receiver Daryl Hobbs to the Seattle Seahawks for a conditional seventh-round draft pick, the New Orleans Saints paid him a $500,000 signing bonus to restructure the last two years of a contract he signed with the Oakland Raiders, and they must pay him $150,000 of his $800,000 salary in 1998. Hobbs will count $483,333 against the Saints' salary cap next season. Billy Joe Hobert 1997 No SB/3 after week 12, .255/.25/1 BS 1998 .125 RB/WO 1999 .25 RB/WO
2001 .515 SB/3 2002 CBA increase BS to .3 2004 .628 RFA tender 2005 1/.565 TRV, .54 BS 2005 .025 SB/1 Augie Hoffman 2006 .275 BS 2006 IR, .18 BS Terrence Holt 2008 No SB/1 after week 13, .605 BS (.445 MSB?) Dustin Hopkins 2014 PS after week 15, .204 BS Joe Horn 2000 4/9.9 TRV, .45/?/?/? BS 2000 2.15 SB/4 2000 .1 WO 2001 4/11.2 TRV, .5/1.7/2.7/2.9 BS 2001 2.7 SB/4 2002 .2 RB 2003 .2 RB (paid before extension) 2003-2004 .1 WO (not earned) 2004 .1 RB (not paid) 2003 3/13 TRV, .7/.7/3.8 BS 2003 5.1 SB/3 2003 1.5 RB 2005 1 RB (paid before extension) 2005 6/41 TRV, .665/1.635/4.45/4.73/5.01/5.29 BS 2005 7 SB/6/5 2006 1.5 RB 2006 .2 WO 2007 CUT Pre 2007 1 RB (not paid) 2007-2008 WO? 2008 2 RB 2009 3 RB 2010 4 RB
2000 .0285 SB/3 2001 CBA increase BS to .298/.375 2002 2/1.085 TRV ext, .45/.535 BS 2002 .075 SB/3 2002 .025 LTBE (Pro Bowl) 2003-2004 .025 NLTBE (Pro Bowl) 2005 5/3.345 TRV, .54/.545/.67/.67/.67 BS 2005 .2 SB/5 2005-2009 .01 WO 2006 CBA increase BS to .585/.72/.73/.745 2009 CUT Post Darren Howard 2000 4/3.3 TRV, .34/.425/.51/.595/.68 BS 2000 1.43 SB/5 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 -> 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 -> 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 0.75 Mb. Share with your friends:
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