JoeF Posted March 19, 2006 Share Posted March 19, 2006 From the NFLPA Website... Tripplett 2006 760000.00 2007 1685000.00 2008 1685000.00 2009 1935000.00 2010 2185000.00 Signing Bonus was $5.5 Million Likely to be earned incentives $4.25 million Cap hit year one is $1.86 Million Andre Davis 2006 800000.00 Cap hit year one is $1.3 Million Robert Royal 2006 585000.00 2007 1300000.00 2008 1675000.00 2009 1525000.00 2010 1440000.00 Signing Bonus was $2.5 Million Likely to be earned incentives are $975K over the life of the contract. First year cap hit is $1.085 Million Greg Jerman 2006 585000.00 2007 595000.00 Signing Bonus was $90,000 First year cap hit is $630K Josh Stamer 2006 500000.00 2007 595000.00 Don't know his bonus but assume the cap hit is $750K which would be a $500K bonus. $712 was the tender so let's assume that. Matt Bowen not posted yet...but its a $2 Million contract for 2 years--so assume $1 Million cap hit. Mario Haggan--because he was tendered his money was already in the cap..but assume same as Stamer. Josh Reed is not filed yet..but from the other structures I would assume his cap hit is around $1.5 Million for 06 So -- lets review... Tripplett Cap hit for 06 is $1.86 Million Davis $1.3 Million Royal $1.1 Million Jerman $ .63 Million Bowen $1 Million Haggan $ .038M Stamer $.038 Million Reed $1.5 Million We have spent about $7.5 Million of an available $15 Million in cap room to sign these players..still plenty of room to go. Marv is definitely !@#$ing up his legacy... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan Gross Posted March 19, 2006 Share Posted March 19, 2006 I take it you combined the compensation numbers from NFLPA with the SB from Clayton, then called the remaining "incentive" money? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JoeF Posted March 19, 2006 Author Share Posted March 19, 2006 I take it you combined the compensation numbers from NFLPA with the SB from Clayton, then called the remaining "incentive" money? 634918[/snapback] Exactly Dan...don't know whether the methodology is valid -- but its probably a pretty good way to calculate this coming years cap hit. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan Gross Posted March 19, 2006 Share Posted March 19, 2006 Exactly Dan...don't know whether the methodology is valid -- but its probably a pretty good way to calculate this coming years cap hit. 634932[/snapback] Yeah, the "incentives" could very well be roster bonuses, which would affect cap hit for those years, but it's a decent idea. Thanks for the effort...I was wondering how long it would take the nflpa web site to update... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JoeF Posted March 21, 2006 Author Share Posted March 21, 2006 From the NFLPA Website... Tripplett 2006 760000.00 2007 1685000.00 2008 1685000.00 2009 1935000.00 2010 2185000.00 Signing Bonus was $5.5 Million Likely to be earned incentives $4.25 million Cap hit year one is $1.86 Million Andre Davis 2006 800000.00 Cap hit year one is $1.3 Million Robert Royal 2006 585000.00 2007 1300000.00 2008 1675000.00 2009 1525000.00 2010 1440000.00 Signing Bonus was $2.5 Million Likely to be earned incentives are $975K over the life of the contract. First year cap hit is $1.085 Million Greg Jerman 2006 585000.00 2007 595000.00 Signing Bonus was $90,000 First year cap hit is $630K Josh Stamer 2006 500000.00 2007 595000.00 Don't know his bonus but assume the cap hit is $750K which would be a $500K bonus. $712 was the tender so let's assume that. Matt Bowen not posted yet...but its a $2 Million contract for 2 years--so assume $1 Million cap hit. Mario Haggan--because he was tendered his money was already in the cap..but assume same as Stamer. Josh Reed is not filed yet..but from the other structures I would assume his cap hit is around $1.5 Million for 06 So -- lets review... Tripplett Cap hit for 06 is $1.86 Million Davis $1.3 Million Royal $1.1 Million Jerman $ .63 Million Bowen $1 Million Haggan $ .038M Stamer $.038 Million Reed $1.5 Million We have spent about $7.5 Million of an available $15 Million in cap room to sign these players..still plenty of room to go. Marv is definitely !@#$ing up his legacy... 634870[/snapback] Just to keep up the running tab...Nall's contract is as follows (Milwaukee Paper is the source) $1.3 M SB Base Salaries 2006 $600K 2007 $1.1M 2008 $1.25M Cap hit for 06 is $1.033M So the Bills have now spent approximately $8.6 M of an available $15. Doing nothing with Moulds--we have about $3.5 M left to keep a Rookie Pool.... We also now have over 51 players under contract which means that the lowest salary drops off the cap count every time we sign someone.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eSJayDee Posted March 21, 2006 Share Posted March 21, 2006 Nice work compiling info. I'd like to point out that w/ the cap figure now at $104m or whatever, avg cap per player is over $1.8m, which means all we've signed so far is below avg players. (I realize that distribution of cap hits is far from normal, more like log-normal w/ a few players getting big chunks & the majority all 'near' the mean. But this still means that we haven't made ANY blockbuster signings, although I'm optimistic that Tripplet will be a significant contributor.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clumping platelets Posted March 21, 2006 Share Posted March 21, 2006 Triplett Signing Bonus was $5.5 Million Likely to be earned incentives $4.25 million Cap hit year one is $1.86 Million How do you know that the $4.25 million is LTBE??? That $4.25 million could be a combination of roster/option/NLTBE/LTBE/workout bonuses over the 5 yrs... same can be said for the other players Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JoeF Posted March 21, 2006 Author Share Posted March 21, 2006 Triplett Signing Bonus was $5.5 Million Likely to be earned incentives $4.25 million Cap hit year one is $1.86 Million How do you know that the $4.25 million is LTBE??? That $4.25 million could be a combination of roster/option/NLTBE/LTBE/workout bonuses over the 5 yrs... same can be said for the other players 637911[/snapback] Clump--Said it was a wild ass guess. I have nowhere the knowledge you do of this stuff--but thought some back of the envelope math would be helpful to track. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan Gross Posted March 21, 2006 Share Posted March 21, 2006 Triplett Signing Bonus was $5.5 Million Likely to be earned incentives $4.25 million Cap hit year one is $1.86 Million How do you know that the $4.25 million is LTBE??? That $4.25 million could be a combination of roster/option/NLTBE/LTBE/workout bonuses over the 5 yrs... same can be said for the other players 637911[/snapback] That's what I said, kinda... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan Gross Posted March 23, 2006 Share Posted March 23, 2006 Some updates on base salaries are now up on NFLPA.org: Josh Reed: 2006 600000.00 2007 1650000.00 2008 1825000.00 2009 2025000.00 (a four-year deal all right) Matt Bowen: 2006 800000.00 2007 900000.00 Mario Haggan: 2006 500000.00 2007 675000.00 Mike Schneck: 2006 710000.00 2007 720000.00 2008 730000.00 2009 840000.00 Craig Nall (that was quick!): 2006 600000.00 2007 1100000.00 2008 1250000.00 Still no info on Fowler, not surprisingly... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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