nfl salaries are complicated since they arent guaranteed. most of their cotracts are front loaded in signing bonuses. a 60 mill 5 year contarct does not equal 12 mill a year....put something creative in your browser and maybe, MAYBE, you can get some guesstimates.
i would look for playrs under contract and their correspondin signing bonuses, then the length of the cotract and extrapolate from there.
for example, take randy moss. i betcha the raiders are paying part of his old salary, OR the pats restructured his deal to a incentive based deal. lets say he makes a mill a year guaranteed from the pats and another 750k from the raiders to get rid of his sorry butt/contract, and incentives worth another 2 mill. and none of that is guaranteed for next season.
2007-11-03 17:31:55
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answered by Anonymous
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Moss's base salary for 2007 is $2.5 million. He has a $500,000 roster bonus, and there is $1.5 million in escalators/incentives in the contract. He took a huge pay cut to come to New England!!
Bradys is wierd Brady's $6 million base salary for 2007 and paid $5.28 million of it to him in the form of a signing bonus. That lowered Brady's base salary to $720,000.
Brady's base salary remained the same for 2008 ($5 million)2009 as well and 2010 ($3.5 million).
because they make bonus's and incentives so large they make is plausable to f*ck the system and be the yankees of football! :) Because the salary cap only applies to the teams combined base salary!!!
i dont know where you can find a list tho!!
2007-11-03 17:36:32
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answered by RedSoxRock!!! 4
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Are you taking into account going professional? sixth circular salaries most likely sit down within the low six determine variety for the 12 months. Not unhealthy wages for 6 months paintings. You will must appear them up separately. For illustration, the Steelers are paying their sixth circular selections among 2 hundred and four hundred thousand.
2016-09-05 09:44:07
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answered by ? 4
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Since 2007 is not complete and therefore total compensation not figured..I only see 2006 figures.
2007-11-03 17:40:24
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answered by Robert C 6
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go to espn.com. search the players name and there should be a profile that comes up and it should say what players make
2007-11-03 17:28:52
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answered by kobe8bryant4ever 3
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google the players name.
or use ask.com and say "how much does [insert name] make a year?"
2007-11-03 17:28:51
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answered by River 4
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Whatever it is it is way to much.
2007-11-03 17:30:39
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answered by ziggy_brat 6
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