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2002 .05 LTBE?

2004 VOID

2004 6.503 Franchise tag

2005 7.804 Franchise tag

Mike Littwin, Salina Journal: He signed a five-year deal with the fifth year voidable. The contract includes a $1.43 million signing bonus and is worth $3.98 million.
Reggie Howard
2000 PS, .068 BS

2000 Activated after week 7, .193 BS

2000 CUT Post week 8 (claimed by CAR)
Tyrone Hughes
1993 3/.45 TRV, .1/.125/.15 BS

1993 .075 SB/3

1994 CBA increase BS to .135/.178

1995 2/1.1 TRV, .2/.5 BS?

1995 .4 SB/2

1996 .015 LTBE?

Times-Picayune: That would make the deal similar to the three-year, $450,000 contract signed by last year's fifth-round pick, defensive back/kick returner Tyrone Hughes, who received a $75,000 signing bonus.
Mike Strom, Times-Picayune: Hughes agreed to a $ 1.1-million deal that replaces the final option year of his original contract. Hughes, who was scheduled to earn $ 178,000 this season, will get $ 600,000 in bonus money and salary in 1995 and $ 500,000 in 1996. Performance incentives could increase the deal's value by another $ 500,000.
Ramon Humber
2010 No SB/1 after week 12, .395 BS

2011 1/.48 TRV, .48 BS

2011 CBA increase BS to .525

2011 CUT Post

2011 No SB/1 after week 3, .525 BS

2012 1/.615 TRV, .615 BS

2012 suspended 3 games (weeks 1-3)

2013 1/.75 TRV, .715 BS (.555 MSB)

2013 .025 SB/1

2013 .01 RB (53-man week 1)

2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)

2014 .065 SB/1

2014 .235 BS guaranteed

2015 2/2.085 TRV, 3.05 TRMV, .85/.901 BS

2015 .334 SB/2

2016 .965 esc possible (PT)

Pat Yasinskas, ESPN: The Saints did a similar maneuver with linebacker Ramon Humber. His one-year deal is worth $740,000. But the veteran minimum benefit puts his cap number at $550,000.
Mike Triplett, ESPN: Humber’s deal is worth $795,000, including a $65,000 signing bonus. However, he will only count $635,000 against the Saints’ cap as part of the NFL rules regarding veteran salaries on minimum-level deals.
Nick Underhill, The Advocate: Ramon Humber’s two-year deal with the Saints carries a maximum value of $3.05 million, according to a source. At it’s core, the deal is a two-year pact worth $2.085 million with a $334,000 signing bonus. But with a playtime escalator in 2016 worth up to $965,000, the maximum value could reach $3.05 million. The deal has base salaries of $850,000 in 2015 and $901,000 in 2016.
Tory Humphrey
2009 No SB/1 after week 15, .46 BS

2009 CUT Post week 15 (paid through week 16?)

2009 No SB/2 after week 16, .46/.47 BS

2010 CUT Post

2010 1/.47 TRV, .47 BS
Darrell Hunter
2008 PS after week 5, .102 BS

2008 CUT Post week 6

Clint Ingram
2010 .65 BS

2010 PUP, CUT Post week 6

Brian Allee-Walsh, NewOrleans.com: Ingram is due $676,000 in roster bonuses to be paid out over the course of the season. Depending on the wording of the contract, each would be entitled to a portion of their roster bonuses even if they start the season on Reserve/PUP.
Jake Ingram
2011 No SB/1 after week 10, .395 BS

2011 CUT Post week 11

Mark Ingram
2011 4/7.41675 TRV, .375/.712125/1.04925/1.386375 BS

2011 3.894 SB/4

2015 4/16 TRV, 16.6 TRMV, 1/3/3/4 BS

2015 3.6 SB/4

2015 BS guaranteed

2015-2018 .1 WO

2016 1.5 BS guaranteed

2016 1.5 BS vests to guaranteed

2016 .2 esc possible (rush yds)

2017 .4 esc possible (rush yds)

2017-2018 .5 RB

2018 voidable (two Pro Bowls 2015-2017 or All-NFL 2017)

Pat Yasinskas, ESPN: New Orleans running back Mark Ingram, taken 28th overall, will count $1,348,500 against the rookie pool. That’s 29.45 percent of New Orleans’ rookie pool. The total value of Ingram’s deal is $7,416,750 and the average per year is $1,854,188. Ingram’s signing bonus was $3,894,000. His 2011 base salary is $375,000. In 2012, he’ll earn $712,125. In 2013, his salary will jump to $1,049,250 and in 2014 it will be $1,386,375.
Aaron Wilson, NFP: four years, $16M, $7.6M guaranteed, $3.6M sign bonus, salaries $1M, $3M, $3M, $4M, annual $100,000 workout bonus… Ingram has $500,000 roster bonuses in 2017 and 2018, $3 million 2016 base salary fully guaranteed at time of signing… Ingram has up to $200,000 base salary escalator for rushing yards in 2016, up to $400,000 escalator in 2017 for rushing yards… Ingram due $4 million in 2018, but voids if he makes Pro Bowl between 2015 to 2017 or is named All-Pro in 2017
Ken Irvin
2002 1/.65 TRV, .65 BS (.45 MSB)

2002 .2 BS guaranteed

Qadry Ismail
1998 4/6 TRV, .25/.7/1.725/2.175 BS

1998 .125 SB/3

1998 .075 RB

1998-2001 .05 WO

1999 CUT Pre

1999 .75 RB (not paid)

2001 voidable
Len Pasquarelli, Atlanta Journal Constitution: Ismail agreed to a $6 million, four-year contract with the New Orleans Saints.
Steve Israel
2000 3/4.25 TRV, .45/.85/1.2 BS

2000 1.3 SB/3

2001 .15 RB

2001 BS reduced to .477

2001-2002 .15 NLTBE

2002 CUT Pre

2002 .3 RB (not paid)
Chris Ivory
2010 3/1.22 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS

2010 .005 SB/3

2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54

2011 PUP, .273 BS, activated after week 7

2012 .0792 SB/1 added

2013 2.023 RFA tender

2013 Traded to NYJ (for 4^th)
Brian McIntyre, NFL.com: the former Washington State back was signed to a three-year, $1.22 million rookie contract by the Saints.
Brian McIntyre, NFL.com: the team has tacked on a $72,900 signing bonus to the final year of his contract, making up for the income he lost while on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list last season.
Larry Holder, Times-Picayune: the Saints traded the running back to the New York Jets for a fourth-round pick during Friday night's portion of the NFL draft… Ivory visited the Jets nearly two weeks ago as an unsigned restricted free agent, but the Jets didn't submit an offer sheet before the deadline. Instead, Ivory signed his one-year, $2.023 million contract tender as the Saints tendered him at a second-round compensation level.
Bobby Iwuchukwu
2006 3/1.085 TRV, .275/.36/.445 BS

2006 .005 SB/3

2006 CUT Post
Grady Jackson
2002 2/3.275 TRV, 7.35 TRMV, .525/1 BS

2002 .75 SB/2

2002 .775 NLTBE

2003 1 RB (up to 3 esc possible)

2003 suspended 1 game (week 9, conduct)

2003 CUT Post week 9 (claimed by GB)

2003 .3 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)

2003 voidable (71% 2002 PT)

John Clayton, ESPN: The Saints beat out four other teams in some quick bidding and agreed to a two-year, $3.275 million contract with Jackson that included a $750,000 signing bonus… Jackson decided the signing bonus and the $525,000 base was good enough for him to take on a short-term deal.
Greg Jackson
1996 1/.425 TRV, .225 BS

1996 .2 SB/1?

Mike Strom, Times-Picayune: Former LSU player signed one-year, $425,000 deal to leave Philadelphia Eagles.
Willie Jackson
2000 .44/.5 BS
Nic Jacobs
2014 .42/.51/.6 BS

2014 .005 SB/3

2014 CUT Post

2014 PS, .1071 BS

2014 signed by JAC after week 3
Kendyl Jacox
2002 5/10.15 TRV, .525/1.1/2/2.5/3 BS

2002 .325 SB/5

2003 .05 WO

2003 .15 RB

2004 .5 RB

2004-2006 voidable

2003 3/7.225 TRV ext, .75/1.325/1.825 BS

2003 2.5 SB/4

2003 .3 RB

2004-2006 .025 WO

2004 .25 RB

2006 CUT Pre

2006 .2 RB (not paid)
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Jacox has signed a three-year, $6.925 million contract extension with the New Orleans Saints. The deal includes a signing bonus of $2.5 million and base salaries of $750,000 (2004), $1.325 million (2005) and $1.825 million (2006). The contract includes workout bonuses of $25,000 for each year of the deal. There are roster bonuses of $250,000 in 2004 and of $200,000 in 2006.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: The five-year contract that was signed with New Orleans by former San Diego center/guard Kendyl Jacox totals $10.15 million, but he'll probably never see that kind of money since the deal voids after two seasons. There is a $325,000 signing bonus and the base salaries are $525,000 (2002), $1.1 million (2003), $2 million (2004), $2.5 million (2005) and $3 million (2006). Jacox can earn a $50,000 workout bonus and $150,000 roster bonus in 2003 and in 2004 there is a roster bonus of $500,000.
Stanley Jean-Baptiste
2014 4/3.636732 TRV, .42/.585306/.750612/.915918 BS

2014 .964896 SB/4

2014 BS guaranteed

2015 .433 BS guaranteed

Jason Jefferson
2005 3/.9947 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS

2005 .0697 SB/3

2005 CUT Post
Haywood Jeffires
1995 1/.3 TRV, .275 BS

1995 .025 SB/RB/Inc

Mike Strom, Times-Picayune: Signed one-year, $275,000 contract after Houston Oilers decided not to re-sign the 10-year veteran.
Dameian Jeffries
1995 .119/.149/.178 BS?

1995 .1941 SB/3

1996 CUT Post
John Jenkins
2013 4/2.79256 TRV, .405/.515/.605/.7 BS

2013 .56756 SB/4

Pat Yasinskas, ESPN: Jenkins got a four-year deal that averages $698,140, and he received a $567,560 signing bonus.
Malcolm Jenkins
2009 5/14.75 TRV, 19 TRMV, .31/.432/.812/1.192/1.264/1.644 BS

2009 .25 SB/6/5

2009 1.21 RB

2009 BS guaranteed

2010 5.872 OB/5/4

2010 3.158 LTBE one-time RB (PTI)

2010 .2 BS guaranteed (injury only)

2010 2011 BS reduced to .712/1.092/1.164

2011 .25 one-time WO (2010-2013, incentivized)

2011-2013 .1 WO (incentivized)

2011 2013 BS escalated to 1.524

2012 2013 BS escalated to 2.264

2012 .75 esc possible

2013 BS escalated to 2.414 (addl 2.25 esc possible)

2014 VOID
Details courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com
Brian Allee-Walsh, Times-Picayune: Top draft pick Malcolm Jenkins has agreed to terms on a five-year, $19 million contract with the New Orleans Saints and is expected to report to training camp Monday, NFL sources confirmed Sunday night... It is believed the contract includes $11 million in guarantees with escalator clauses in the last two years that could increase that figure by $500,000, according to league sources.
Pat Yasinksas, ESPN: Malcolm Jenkins has a team-high $350,000 workout bonus [in 2011]…
Austin Johnson
2013 PS, .102 BS

2013 CUT Post week 2

2013 PS after week 3, .102 BS

2013 CUT Post week 3, paid thru week 4?

2013 PS after week 4, .102 BS

2014 2/.93 TRV, .42/.51 BS

2014 IR after week 9, .303 BS
Bethel Johnson
2006 Acquired from NE

2006 .5/.546 BS

2006 IR, CUT Post week 2, .029411 injury settlement
Dirk Johnson
2002 1/.225 TRV, .225 BS

2002 CUT Post week 1

Eric Johnson
2007 1/2 TRV, 2.25 TRMV, .75 BS

2007 .5 SB/1

2007 .25 WO

2007 .03125 RB/game on 53-man (equiv .5)

2007 .25 NLTBE (recs, PT)

2008 1/1.025 TRV, .8 BS

2008 .2 RB

2008 .025 WO

2008 CUT Post

2008 .1 LTBE (recs, PT)

2008 .4 NLTBE (recs, PT)
Joe Johnson
1994 4/3.815 TRV, .33/.4125/.495/.5775 BS

1994 2 SB/4

1998 5/22 TRV, 26 TRMV, 2/2.9/2.9/4.9/? BS

1998 8 SB/5

1999-2002 .1 WO

2001 2.9 SB/2 CONV

2002 VOID
Larry Weisman, USA Today: $3.816M for 4 years. $2M signing bonus. Salaries of $330,000, $413,000, $495,000, $578,000.
AP: A week after ending a holdout in return for a $3 million tender offer, defensive end Joe Johnson signed a five-year, $22 million contract with the New Orleans Saints…

The contract includes incentives that could boost the value as high as $26 million, and could allow Johnson to void the fifth year… Johnson can earn a $1 million bonus any season in which he makes a minimum of nine sacks. He can void the fifth year if he has a combined 42 sacks, fumbles caused, fumbles recovered and touchdowns.

Tom Johnson
2011 3/1.47 TRV, 2.47 TRMV, .375/.465/.555 BS

2011 .075 SB/3

2013 BS escalated to .75 (addl .805 esc possible)
Chris Tomasson, St> Paul Pioneer Press: Johnson got a three-year deal that would end up paying him more than $1.6 million. His $75,000 signing bonus alone was more than seven years worth of NFL Europe money.
Rufus Johnson
2013 4/2.265308 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS

2013 .105308 SB/4

2013 CUT Post

2013 PS, .102 BS

2013 Activated after week 17, .405/.42/.51 BS

2014 CUT Post

Pat Yasinskas, ESPN: Johnson’s four-year deal averages $566,327 per year and he received a $105,308 signing bonus.
Charlie Jones
2000 No SB/1 after week 6, .413 BS?

2000 CUT Post week 11

2000 .02 injury settlement
Clarence Jones
1996 3/4.01 TRV, .8/1/1.25 BS

1996 .96 SB/3

1997 BS escalated to 1.2/1.55?
Brian Allee-Walsh, Times-Picayune: the Saints signed free-agent offensive tackle Clarence Jones to a three-year, $4.01 million contract that includes base salaries of $800,000, $1 million and $1.25 million, plus a signing bonus of $960,000.
Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The contract for three years is worth about $ 4.5 million, including a $ 1 million signing bonus.
David Jones
2007 3/1.25032 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS

2007 .13532 SB/3

2007 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)
Dhani Jones
2007 .6 BS

2007 CUT Post

Donta Jones
2000 1/.44 TRV, .44 BS
Herana-Daze Jones
2009 No SB/1 after week 15, .535 BS

2009 CUT post week 16

Jamal Jones
2006 .275/.36 BS

2007 CUT Post

Julius Jones
2010 No SB/1 after week 5, .63 BS
Marcel Jones
2012 4/2.1486 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS

2012 .0486 SB/4

2013 CUT Post

2013 PS, .102 BS

Reggie Jones
2009 3/1.19 TRV, .31/.395/.48 BS

2009 .005 SB/3

2009 IR, .215 BS

2010 CUT Post

2010 PS, .0884 BS

2010 CUT Post week 4 (paid through week 5?)

2010 PS after week 5, .0884 BS
Seantavius Jones
2014 .42/.51/.6 BS

2014 .0021 SB/3?

2014 CUT Post

2014 PS, .1071 BS

2014 Activated after week 14, .42/.51/.6 BS
Tebucky Jones
2003 Acquired from NE (for 3^rd, 7^th, & 2004 4^th)

2003 3.043 BS

2003 7/29.25 TRV, 30.125 TRMV, 1.25/1/1.75/2.95/3.3/4/4.5 BS

2003 5 SB/7

2003-2009 .125 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)

2004 1 OB/6

2004-2006 .4 RB

2004-2009 .1 WO

2005 CUT Pre

2007-2009 .9 RB

2008-2009 voidable
AP: The Patriots will get a third- and seventh-round pick this year and a fourth-rounder in the 2004 draft.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Jones and New Orleans officials already have a contract agreement in principle: a five-year deal that totals about $18.75 million, includes a $5 million signing bonus and then an additional option bonus of $1 million.
Cameron Jordan
2011 4/7.7314 TRV, .375/.726427/1.077855/1.429282 BS

2011 4.122836 SB/4

2011-2013 BS guaranteed

2015 6.969 OY

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Jordan's rookie deal is worth a total of $7.73 million, including a $4.12 million bonus.
Keith Joseph
2006 .275/.36 BS

2006 IR

2007 CUT Pre
Kevin Kaesviharn
2007 4/10 TRV, .8/1.2/1.5/2.4 BS

2007 3.2 SB/4

2007-2010 .1 WO

2008 .5 RB

2008 IR after week 13

2009 CUT Pre

Kolomona Kapanui
2008 PS after week 12, .102 BS
Mike Karney
2004 3/1.034 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS

2004 .114 SB/3

2006 CBA increase BS to .425

2006 4/5.52 TRV ext, .87/.9/.95/1.2 BS

2006 1.2 SB/5

2007-2010 .1 WO

2007-2010 .075 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)

2009 CUT Pre

John Kasay
2011 .91 BS (.525 MSB?)

2012 1/.99 TRV, .925 BS (.54 MSB?)

2012 .065 SB/1?
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Kasay's deal is worth $990,000 and includes a $65,000 bonus…
Curtis Keaton
2002 Acquired from CIN (for cond. 2003 4^th)

2002 .375 BS

2003 .605 RFA tender

2003 CUT Post

Senio Kelemete
2014 1/.495 TRV, .495 BS

2015 1/.585 TRV, .585 BS

Eddie Kennison
1999 Acquired from STL (for 2^nd)

1999 .8425/.97 BS

1999-2000 .05 WO

2000 Traded to CHI Pre (for 5^th)

William Kershaw
2008 PS after week 3, .102 BS

2008 CUT Post week 5

Logan Kilgore
2014 .42/.51/.6 BS

2014 .005 SB/3?

2014 CUT Post
Ed King
1995 1/.178 TRV, .178 BS

1996 .214 BS

1996 .25 SB/RB/LTBE?

1997 .275 BS

1997 CUT Post week 9, .016176 injury settlement
David Kirtman
2008 PS after week 10, .0884 BS

2008 BS raised to .102 after week 12

2008 CUT Post week 14
Sammy Knight
1997 1/.1385 TRV, .131 BS

1997 .0075 SB/1

1998 1/.198 TRV, .198 BS

1999 5/9.225 TRV, 11.025 TRMV, .325/.925/1.925/2/1.925 BS

1999 2 SB/5

1999 .025 RB

2000-2003 .025 WO

2000 .45 RB (incentivized, not earned)

2001 .45 RB (incentivized, .225 earned)

2002 .45 RB (incentivized, earned)

2002 VOID 2003

2003 .45 RB (incentivized)

Brian Allee-Walsh, Times-Picayune: Knight, a former rookie free agent from Southern California in 1997, signed a five-year, $9.225 million contract Thursday that includes a $2 million signing bonus. Knight, an exclusive-rights player, had been offered a one-year contract worth $325,000… Knight, the team's interception leader the past two seasons, is scheduled to make annual base salaries of $325,000, $925,000, $1.925 million, $2 million and $1.925 million.
Kyle Knox
2013 PS after week 7, .102 BS

2013 Activated after week 17, .405/.495/.585 BS

Olin Kreutz
2011 2 BS
Pat Yasinskas, ESPN: Kreutz, who is scheduled to make $2 million in base salary… can make another $225,000 in incentives.
Jason Kyle
2009 1/.87 TRV, .845 BS (.46 MSB)

2009 .025 S B/1

2010 2/? TRV, .855/.865 BS

2010 .2 SB/2

2011 CUT Post
JI Halsell, FO: $0.2 gteed
Antwan Lake
2006 Acquired from ATL (waivers)

2006 .7216 BS

2007 2/2.25 TRV, .75/.9 BS

2007 .45 SB/2

2007 .05 WO

2008 .1 RB/WO

Nate Lawrie
2005 Acquired from TB

2005 .305/.385/.46 BS

2006 CBA increase BS to .425/.51

2006 CUT Post week 11

Josh Lay
2006 .275/.36/.445 BS

2006 .084 SB/3?

2006 CUT Post
Vonta Leach
2006 Acquired from GB after week 1 (waivers)

2006 .425 BS

2006 CUT Post week 2
Nick Leckey
2009 .62 BS (not MSB eligible)

2009 CUT Post week 2 (paid through week 3)

2009 No SB/1 after week 3, .62 BS (not MSB eligible)
Carl Lee
1994 2/? TRV, .375/? BS?

1995 CUT Pre

Mike Lehan
2008 No SB/1 after week 15, .605 BS (.445 MSB)
Matt Lehr
2008 1/.76 TRV, .73 BS (.445 MSB)

2008 .03 SB/RB/WO

2008 CUT Post

2008 No SB/1 after week 2, .73 BS (.445 MSB)

Rod Leisle
2004 3/1.045999 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS

2004 .125999 SB/3

2006 CBA increase BS to .425

2007 .85 RFA tender

2007 CUT Post

2009 No SB/2 after week 16, .535/.545 BS

2009 IR after week 18

2010 CUT Pre

Tim Lelito
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS

2013 .005 SB/3

Jim Leonhard
2013 1/.905 TRV, .84 BS (.555 MSB)

2013 .065 SB/1

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: $840,000 salary, $65,000 bonus; Cap: $620,000 under min. salary benefit.
Keenan Lewis
2013 5/25.5 TRV, 26.3 TRMV, 1/3.3/4.1/4.45/4.95 BS

2013 6 SB/5

2014 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full)

2014-2017 .05 WO

2014-2017 .2 esc possible (All-Pro)

2015 .2 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full)

2015-2017 .25 RB

2015-2017 .015625 RB/game active 9equiv .25)

2014 4/18.5 TRV, 1/1.8/4.25/4.75 BS

2014 4.4 SB/4

2014-2017 .05 WO

2014-2017 .2 esc possible (All-Pro)

2015-2017 .04375 RB/game active (equiv .7)

2015 3/13.05 TRV, .85/2.7/4.75 BS

2015 3.9 SB/3

2015-2017 .05 WO

2015-2016 BS guaranteed

2017 .04375 RB/game active (equiv .7)

Pat Yasinskas, ESPN: Lewis got a five-year, $25.5 million deal… The Saints gave Lewis a $6 million signing bonus and his base salary will be $1 million this year. In 2014, Lewis’ base salary will be $3.3 million. His salary jumps to $4.1 million in 2015, when he also can collect a $500,000 roster bonus. In 2016, Lewis’ base salary is scheduled to be $4.45 million and he also can earn a $500,000 roster bonus. In 2017, his base salary rises to $4.95 million and he can collect a $500,000 roster bonus. The deal also includes a $50,000 workout bonus in each year of the contract. Lewis also can earn escalators of $200,000 each year from 2013 through 2016.
Nakia Hogan, Times-Picayune: Lewis 5-yr deal with the #Saints worth $26.3M with $10. 5M in guarantees, $6M signing bonus.
Mike Triplett, ESPN: He received a $4.4 million signing bonus as part of the restructured deal, which essentially replaced the salary. He also added slightly to future roster bonuses. Here's the new year-by-year breakdown, according to ESPN Stats and Information: Signing bonus: $4.4 million 2014: Base salary $1 million, workout bonus $50,000. Salary-cap cost $3.35 million. 2015: Base salary $1.8 million, roster bonuses $700,000, workout bonus $50,000. Salary-cap cost $4.85 million. 2016: Base salary $4.25 million, roster bonuses $700,000, workout bonus $50,000. Salary-cap cost $7.3 million. 2017: Base salary $4.75 million, roster bonuses $700,000, workout bonus $50,000. Salary-cap cost $7.8 million.
Katherine Terrell, Times-Picayune: The Saints have restructured Lewis' contract, according to a source, guaranteeing an additional $10.4 million and giving him more money upfront. Lewis is not getting any additional money with the restructure… The Saints did this by converting portions of his 2015 and 2016 base salaries and combining that with $700,000 roster bonuses in those years. Added together, the Saints were able to pro-rate the $3.9 million over three years, which added an additional $1.3 million in bonuses in 2015-17. That dropped his 2015 base salary from $1.8 million to $850,000 and his 2016 base salary from $4.25 million to $2.7 million. His 2015 and 2016 base salaries are fully guaranteed. Lewis' 2015 cap hit will drop from $4.85 million to $4.5 million. His 2017 base salary of $4.75 million remains the same.
Michael Lewis
2000 PS after week 14, .068 BS

2001 2/.52 TRV, .212/.303 BS

2001 .005 SB/2

2001 CUT Post week 8 (of 18)

2001 PS, .068 BS (.072 over 18 weeks)

2001 CUT Post week 11 (of 18)

2001 PS after week 11 (of 18), .068 BS (.072 over 18 weeks)

2001 CUT Post week 12 (of 18, paid thru week 12)

2001 PS after week 13 (of 18), .068 BS (.072 over 18 weeks)

2001 Activated after week 15 (of 18), .212 BS

2002 1/.3 TRV, .425 TRMV, .3 BS

2002 .02 LTBE

2002 .105 NLTBE

2003 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS

2003 2/2.045 TRV ext, 3.345 TRMV, .455/.54 BS

2003 .8 SB/3

2003 .2 RB OATSB/3

2003 .275 LTBE

2004-2005 .025 WO

2004 .2 esc possible

2004-2005 .275 NLTBE

2005 .275 esc possible

2005 .2 RB added

2006 3/3.3 TRV, 6.7 TRMV, .6/.9/1

2006 .5 SB/3

2006-2008 .05 WO

2006-2008 .05 RB (53-man week 1)

2006-2008 .9 NLTBE

2007 CUT Post

2007-2008 .5 esc possible

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