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Mario Addison

2012 No SB after week 5, .465 BS2012 CUT Post week 122012 PS, .0969 BS2012 signed by CAR after week 13

David Akers

1998 PS, .06205 BS1998 Activated after week 2, .158 BS1998 CUT Post week 3

Ethan Albright

2001 3/1.932 TRV, .477/.65/.655 BS2001 .15 SB/32004 1/.685 TRV, .66 BS (.455 MSB)2004 .025 SB/12005 1/.79 TRV, .765 BS (.46 MSB)2005 .025 SB/12006 1/.795 TRV, .77 BS (.46 MSB)2006 .025 SB/12006 CBA increase BS to .81 (.425 MSB)2007 1/.86 TRV, .82 BS (.435 MSB)2007 .04 SB/12008 1/.87 TRV, .83 BS (.445 MSB)2008 .04 SB/12009 1/.895 TRV, .845 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .05 SB/1

Lorenzo Alexander

2006 PS after week 4, .0799 BS2007 3/1.115 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2008 IR after week 162010 1.101 RFA tender2010 3/2.55, 3.15 TRMV, .55/.65/.65 BS2010 .2 RB2010 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15)2010-2012 .05 RB (tied to 85% WO)2011-2012 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1)2011-2012 .3 esc possible

2011 BS escalated to .8 (addl .15 esc possible)2012 BS escalated to .7 (addl .25 esc possible)

Jason Reid, Washington Post: Alexander is ready to make the switch to outside linebacker, especially after the Redskins showed their commitment to him today with a three-year contract that could be worth as much as $3.8 million... The contract, which Alexander said he plans to sign later this morning, includes $1.1 million guaranteed.

Jason Reid, Washington Post: Alexander, who played both end and tackle in 2009 and is the Redskins' top player on special teams, received a three-year deal that pays him a base salary of $550,000 this season and also includes a $400,000 roster bonus.

JI Halsell, Washington Post: In exchange for the one-year RFA contract with non-guaranteed money of $1.1 million, Alexander accepted a three-year deal that guaranteed him $200,000 and had a base value of $2.2 million. Alexander's contract contains salary escalators that, based upon defensive playtime, can escalate his existing 2011 and 2012 salaries by up to $300,000 in each of those years… an additional cumulative $350,000 [is] available to Alexander through "per-game" roster bonuses.

Shaun Alexander

2008 No SB/1 after week 6, .73 BS (.445 MSB)2008 CUT Post week 12

Stephen Alexander

1998 4/2.248122 TRV, .25875/.323437/.388124/.452811 BS1998 .825 SB/4

AP: Alexander, a second-round pick, was the 48th overall choice in the NFL draft. His contract included a $825,000 signing bonus.

Terry Allen

1995 1/.45 TRV, .4 BS1995 .025 RepB1995 .025 RB1996 1/2 TRV, 1 BS1996 1 RepB1997 4/14.8 TRV, 1.775/2.325/3.425/3.775 BS1997 2.4 SB/41997 .2 RepB1997-2000 .025 WO1998-1999 .25 RepB1999 CUT Pre2000 .3 RB

Warner Hessler, Daily Press: Allen agreed to a four-year contract worth $14.8 million... Allen received a $2.4 million signing bonus that will count $600,000 against the salary cap each year. His back-loaded contract calls for $2 million this season, $2.5 million in 1998, and $7.9 million over the last two years.

Warner Hessler, Daily Press: Allen, whose 1,309 rushing yards in 1995 was the second-highest single-season total in franchise history, sought a long-term deal but settled for a one-year contract worth $2 million, including a $1 million signing bonus.

David Elfin, Washington Times: Allen under contract for one year at $2 million - including a $1 million reporting bonus

Anthony Alridge

2009 Acquired from DEN (waivers)2009 .385/.475 BS2009 CUT Post2009 No SB/3 after week 2, .31/.395/.48 BS (off HOU PS)2009 CUT Post week 62009 PS after week 13, .0884 BS

David Amerson

2013 4/3.850902 TRV, .405/.530041/.705082/.8801232013 1.180656 SB/42014-2016 .05 WO

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Amerson's Redskins deal is worth $3.85 million and includes a $1.18 million signing bonus. Deal has annual $50,000 workout bonuses…

David Anderson

2011 No SB/1 after week 9, .685 BS (.525 MSB?)

Flipper Anderson

1996 No SB/1 after week 5, .3 BS

Dave Sell, Washington Post: The Redskins are not risking much (a pro-rated portion of $300,000) to find out and the potential production could be formidable.

Chigbo Anunoby

2012 PS after week 3, .0969 BS

Emmanuel Arceneaux

2012 PS, .0969 BS

2012 CUT Post week 7

Adam Archuleta

2006 6/30.18 TRV, .585/.595/1/4/5/6/5 BS2006 5 SB/7/52007 5 OB/6 (not paid)2008 1 RB (not paid)2010-2011 1 RB (not paid)2012 voidable2007 renegotiated in advance of trade2007 3/7.07 TRV, .595/.73/.745 BS2007 .5 SB/32007 Traded to CHI Pre (for 6th)2007 4.5 RB

Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: 7 years, $35.18 million, $5 million signing bonus

Mark Maske, War Without Death: Archuleta's contract was worth, not counting the voidable seventh year, $30.18 milion over six seasons and included $10.585 million in guaranteed mone. It was the richest free agent contract ever signed by an NFL safety. There was a $5 million signing bonus and a $5 million option bonus die in March 2007. If the Redskins didn't pick up the option the salaries would become fully guaranteed for the next three seasons at $595,000 in 2007, $1 million in 2008, and $3.405 million in 2009.

Mike Florio, PFT: Archuleta gets base salaries of $585,000 in 2006, $595,000 in 2007, $1 million in 2008, $4 million in 2009, $5 million in 2010,$6 million in 2011, and $5 million in 2012 (looks like another three-year deal to us).

David Elfin, Washington Times: The Bears will cover all but $500,000 of the $5 million bonus Archuleta was due…

Brandon Archer


Jesse Armstead

2002 3/4.5 TRV, .75/1/1.5 BS2002 1.25 SB/32004 CUT Pre

Anthony Armstrong

2009 PS after week 6, .0884 BS2010 3/1.215 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542012 CUT Post (claimed by MIA)

Calvin Armstrong

2007 PS after week 6, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 102007 PS after week 11, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 132007 PS after week 16, .0799 BS

Devin Aromashodu

2008 PS, .0884 BS2008 Signed by CHI after week 14

LaVar Arrington

2000 7/13.254, 50 TRMV, .193/.275/.358/.385/.413/.44/.44 BS2000 10.75 SB/72001 BS escalated to .32001 .5 Inc2002 BS escalated to 1.12/5.96/6.36/7.329/8.7242002 1.1 RB (incentivized)2003 1.5 RB (incentivized, not paid)DEION: +.575893 in 2000-2003, -.767857 in 2004-20062003 4/33.037 TRV, 38.892 TRMV, .45/6.36/6.557/7.391252003 7.37875 SB/42003 .842 NLTBE2004 .913 NLTBE2004-2005 .2 WO2004-2006 1.5 RB2005 .993 NLTBE2006 .51 LTBE2006 voidable2003 8/68.02 TRV (after 2003), .535/.54/.545/2/3.5/5.5/6/7 BS2003 4.2 SB/9/72004 11.3 OB/8/62005-2009 -.094897 (insurance credit on OB)2006 CUT Pre2006 -4.4 SB return2006 6.5 RB2007 2.05 RB2008 3.15 RB2009 3.8 RB2010 5.4 RB2011 6 RB

Jamie Asher

1995 3/.536 TRV, .119/.149/.178 BS1995 .09 SB/31996 CBA increase BS to .164/.1961998 .864 RFA tender

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Asher agreed to a three-year deal worth $ 536,000… His deal gives him a $90,000 signing bonus and minimum salaries for the '95-97 seasons of $119,000, $149,000 and $178,000.

Darryl Ashmore

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Casserly also signed veteran offensive tackle Darryl Ashmore to a one-year, $275,000 contract.

OJ Atogwe

2011 5/26 TRV, 31.8 TRMV, .9/3.4/3.4/3.6/3.7 BS2011 6.5 RB2011-2013 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .5 LTBE, earned .40625?)2011-2015 .1 WO2012 CUT Pre2012-2013 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2012-2015 1.45 esc possible2014-2015 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1)2015 .5 RB

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Atogwe's new deal with the Redskins includes a fully guaranteed $900,000 base salary for the 2011 season, a fully guaranteed $6.5 million roster bonus (due on 5th day of the 2011 league year), $500,000 in per game roster bonuses and a $100,000 workout bonus... 2012: $3.4 million base salary ($2 million injury guarantee), $500,000 roster bonus, $100,000 workout bonus 2013: $3.4 million base salary, $500,000 roster bonus, $100,000 workout bonus 2014: $3.6 million base salary, $1 million roster bonus, $100,000 workout bonus 2015: $3.7 million base salary, $1.5 million roster bonus, $100,000 workout bonus

Total value: $26 million over five years ($5.2M APY, which ranks in the Top 10 among active NFL safety contracts), with $9.4 million in guarantees. An additional $1.45 million in base salary escalation is available in the final four years of the deal, pushing the maximum value of the contract to $31.8 million.

Terrence Austin

2010 4/1.850257 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .060257 SB/42010 CUT Post2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 11, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54

2012 CUT Post

Brad Biggs, Chicago Tribune: Austin received a signing bonus of $60,257 for a four-year contract

Brad Badger

1997 3/.56 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS1997 .069 SB/31998 CBA increase BS to .18/.3252000 RFA tender2000 Signed to MIN offer sheet, not matched

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Badger, the fourth of the fifth-round choices, received $560,000 over three years last week. He got the same base salaries and a signing bonus of $69,000.

Antwon Bailey

2012 PS, .0969 BS2012 CUT Post week 1

Champ Bailey

1999 5/9.64 TRV, 12.2 TRMV, .267/.701/1.135/1.569/2.003 BS1999 5.2 SB/52000-2003 .1 WO2000 .426 SB/4 CONV2001 .746 SB/3 CONV2002 .1 WO CONV/22002 1.119 SB/2 CONV2004 Traded to DEN (w/ 2nd-round pick for Clinton Portis)

Robert Bailey

1995 No SB/1 after week 1, .178 BS1995 CUT Post week 7

Chris Baker

2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 13, .525/.615 BS2011 IR after week 142012 BS reduced to .542013 1.323 RFA tender2014 3/9 TRV, 12 TRMV, .95/1.7/2.7 BS2014 3 SB/32014 BS guaranteed2014-2016 .05 WO?

2015-2016 .25 RB (per game)?

Tom Pelissero, USA Today: Baker's new deal with #Redskins: 3 years, $9M. He got a $3M bonus plus $950K gtd base in 2014. Can earn up to $3M in incentives.

Johnny Baldwin

2008 PS after week 3, .0884 BS2008 CUT Post week 5

Kentwan Balmer

2011 No SB/2 after week 9, .6/.7 BS2012 reserve/left squad

Mike Balogun


Brandon Banks

2010 .32 BS2010 CUT Post week 2 (paid through week 3?)2010 PS after week 3, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 3, .32/.405/.49 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54

Carl Banks

1993 3/5.4 TRV, 1.5/1.5/1.8 BS1993 .6 SB/31994 CUT Pre

NY Daily News: Banks jumped Monday to Washington Redskins, the Giants' most intense rival, for a three-year, $ 5.4-million deal… Banks received a $ 600,000 signing bonus and salaries of $ 1.5 million, $ 1.5 million and $ 1.8 million.

Tony Banks

2001 1/.477 TRV, .477 BS

Shawn Barber

1998 .144/.25/.358 BS1998 .237 SB/32001 1.115 RFA tender

Bryan Barker

2001 4/3.4 TRV, .5/.7/.8/.9 BS2001 .5 SB/42004 CUT Pre

Brandon Barnes

2004 No SB after week 4, .23 BS2004 CUT Post week 62004 PS, .07395 BS2004 Activated after week 7, .23 BS

Kevin Barnes

2009 4/2.5325 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .7825 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .525/.6152012 Traded to DET Post (for cond 2013 pick)

Aaron Wilson, PFT: Washington Redskins third-round cornerback Kevin Barnes' four-year contract includes a $782,500 signing bonus, according to a league source.

Tommy Barnhardt

2000 1/.44 TRV, .44 BS

Jody Foldesy/Rick Snider, Washington Times: Barnhardt, 36, agreed to a one-year contract for $440,000, the NFL minimum for veterans of four or more years.

Mike Barrow

2004 6/15.1 TRV, .76/1.74/2.5/2.5/2.1/2 BS2004 2.5 SB/62005 Cut POST2006-2007 .5 RB

Richard Bartel

2009 No SB/3 after week 11, .31/.395/.48 BS2010 CUT Post

Michael Bates

2001 2/1.327 TRV, .477/.75 BS2001 .1 SB/22002 CUT Pre

D’Anthony Batiste

2008 No SB/2 after week 14, .445/.535 BS (off ATL PS)2009 CUT Post week 14

Marco Battaglia

2001 Acquired from CINV after week 14 (of 18, waivers)2001 .6 BS

Rashad Bauman

2002 3/1.3995 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS2002 .4945 SB/32004 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)

Fred Baxter

2004 .025 SB/1 after week 6, .76 BS (.455 MSB)2004 IR after week 7, .28 BS (.205 MSB)2004 CUT Post week 11 (paid thru week 12)

John Beck

2010 Acquired from BAL (for Doug Dutch)2010 1.101 BS2010 3/3.35 TRV, 10 TRMV, .6/.8/1 BS2010 .1 RB (9/8)2010 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15, earned .01875)2010-2012 1.75 NLTBE2011 .021875 RB/game active (equiv .35, earned .0875?)2012 CUT Pre2012 .021875 RB/game active (equiv .35)2012 1.4 esc possible

Jason Reid, Washington Post: If Beck does make the team, he's due a $100,000 roster bonus

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Beck was scheduled to earn a $1 million base salary with a $350,000 roster bonus in 2012, the final year of his two-year, $3.518 million contract extension from 2010.

Brad Bedell

2003 No SB/2 after week 3, .375/.455 BS2003 CUT Post week 72003 No SB/2 after week 9, .375/.455 BS2003 CUT Post week 10 (claimed by MIA)

Brian Bell


Travon Bellamy


Jacob Bender


Jordan Bernstine

2012 4/2.16182 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .06182 SB/42012 IR after week 1, .273 BS2013 BS reduced to .405

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Bernstine's contract is estimated to be worth $2.161 million with a signing bonus of just under $62,000.

Ladell Betts

2002 5/3.23 TRV, .225/.3/.38/.455/.545 BS2002 1.325 SB/52006 CBA increase BS to .5852006 6/12.3 TRV ext, .595/.605/.9/1.65/1.4/1.4 BS2006 3.5 SB/7/5 (3.410711 PV)2008 1.65 RB CONV/6, 1.4 BS added (voidable?)2007-2012 .1 WO2009-2012 .35 RB2009 IR after week 112010 CUT Pre

Josh Bidwell

2010 2/2.7 TRV, .9/1.5 BS2010 .15 RB2010 .15 RB (53-man week 1)2010 IR after week 42011 CUT Post

EJ Biggers

2013 1/1.5 TRV, 2 TRMV, .635 BS

2013 .365 SB/12013 .5 RB2013 .5 NLTBE

Jenna Laine, Sassy Side of Sports: Biggers' deal with the Redskins is a one-year deal worth up to $1.5 million, and an additional $500,000 in incentives, per a source. That $1.5 million figure includes a $635,000 base salary, $365,000 signing bonus, and a $500,000 roster bonus.

Jordan Black

2012 .825 BS (.54 MSB?)2012 .065 SB/1?2012 suspended 4 games (weeks 16-17, PED policy)

HB Blades

2007 4/1.7715 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS2007 .1065 SB/42011 1/.735 TRV, .685 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/1

JI Halsell, Twitter: HB Blades & Kedric Golston both signed 1yr minimum salary benefit contracts that only guar'd them 50K.

Shannon Boatman

2008 3/1.123 TRV, .295/.385/.475 BS2008 .008 SB/32008 CUT Post

Josh Buchanon, NFLDraftBible.com: the Washington Redskins signed OT Shannon Boatman to a three-year deal with an $8,000 signing bonus.

Shaun Bodiford

2007 Acquired from GB (waivers)2007 .36 BS2007 CUT Post week 22007 PS, .0799 BS2007 Signed by GB after week 3

Ted Bolser

2014 4/2.2889 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .0689 SB/4

Dorian Boose

2001 1/.418 TRV, .418 BS2001 CUT Post week 16 (of 18)

Rick Snider/Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Boose practiced after signing a one-year, $418,000 contract.

Ryan Boschetti

2005 .305 BS2006 .425 BS2006 CUT Post week 122006 No SB/1 after week 13, .425 BS2007 1/.51 TRV, .51 BS2008 No SB/1 after week 12, .605 BS (.445 MSB?)

Marc Boutte

1994 Acquired from STL (waivers)1994 .252 BS1994 .025 RB (3 games)1995 .328 RFA tender1996 4/4.6 TRV, .6/.85/1.05/1.1 BS1996 1 SB/41997 .65 SB/4 CONV, 1.2 voidable BS added1999 VOID 2000

Dave Sell, Washington Post: The Redskins decided Boutte was young enough (26) and good enough to give him a four-year deal worth $4.6 million. The agreement, first reported in yesterday's Washington Times, includes a $1 million signing bonus and salaries of $600,000 (1996), $850,000 (1997), $1,050,000 (1998) and $1.1 million (1999).

Alvin Bowen

2009 PS after week 2, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 12, .31/.395/.48 BS2009 .025 SB/32010 CUT Post

Matt Bowen

2003 4/5.9 TRV, .45/.85/1/2 BS2003 1.6 SB/42006 CUT Pre

Stephen Bowen

2011 5/27.5 TRV, 3/2.9/3.9/4.4/5.4 BS2011 7.5 SB/5

2011 BS guaranteed2012 2 BS guaranteed2012-2015 .1 WO2013 3.06 SB/3 CONV2014 BS reduced to 1.62014 .046875 RB/game active added (equiv .75, .46875 LTBE, earned .375)2014 1.45 NLTBE (PT)2015 CUT Pre

Adam Schefter, ESPN: Redskins reached agreement with former Cowboys DE Stephen Bowen on a 5-year, $27.5 million deal that includes $12.5 million in guarantees.

Tom Pelissero, ESPN: Bowen restructured deal with #Redskins again. Base salary cut by $2.8M, can make back $2.05M in per-game RBs, play-time incentives… Redskins saved about $2.3M in cap space with Bowen restructure. He's still signed through 2015 with cap number of $8.02M in final season.

David Bowens

2001 Acquired from BUF (waivers)2001 .389/.385 BS2001 CUT Post week 2

Dorson Boyce

2012 .39/.48/.57 BS2012 IR, .273 BS2013 BS reduced to .405/.495

Cody Boyd

2007 Acquired from PIT (waivers)2007 .285/.37/.46 BS2007 CUT Post week 62007 PS after week 7, .0799 BS

Bashaud Breeland

2014 4/2.706 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .486 SB/4

Colt Brennan

2008 4/1.8018 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .0968 SB/42009 IR2010 CUT Post

Dezmon Briscoe

2012 Acquired from TB (waivers)2012 .54/.575 BS

Durant Brooks

2008 4/1.82145 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .11645 SB/42008 CUT Post week 6

Reggie Brooks

1993 3/1.15 TRV, .2/.25/.3 BS1993 .4 SB/31996 .361 RFA tender1996 CUT Post (claimed by TB)

Vito Stellino, Baltimore Sun: Brooks signed a three-year deal at $1.15 million with a $400,000 signing bonus.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Brooks recently signed a three-year deal that will pay him a total of $ 600,000 this season. It includes a $ 400,000 signing bonus and a base salary of $ 200,000.

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Brooks has only the 1996 season on his contract, but he's a relative bargain at $ 361,000.

Nehemiah Broughton

2005 3/.96725 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS2005 .04225 SB/32006 CUT Post2006 PS, .0799 BS2006 Activated after week 15, .35/.435 BS2008 PS, .0884 BS

Andre Brown

2010 No SB/3 after week 11, .32/.405/.49 BS (off DEN PS)2011 CBSA increase BS to .452011 CUT Post

Antonio Brown

2004 No SB after week 8, .305/.38 BS2005 CUT Post week 12005 NO SB after week 11, .38/.46 BS

2006 CUT Pre

Jammal Brown

2010 Acquired from NO2010 3.619 BS2011 5/27.5 TRV, 2.75/3.25/3.5/5.25/5.5 BS2011 5.5 SB/52011 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .234375 LTBE, earned .1875)2012 PUP, IR after week 122012 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .1875 LTBE, earned 0)2013 VOID 2013-20152013 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)2014-2015 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)

Michael David Smith, PFT: The Redskins will send either their third-round pick or their fourth-round pick to Philly in 2011 to finalize the McNabb trade, based on whether certain triggers are met in 2010. Whichever of those picks the Redskins don't send to the Eagles, they'll send to the Saints. In return, the Saints will send the Redskins either their 2011 fifth-round pick (if they get the Redskins' third-round pick) or their 2011 sixth- or seventh-round pick (if they get the Redskins' fourth-round pick). There's also a chance of a 2012 sixth-round pick coming into play, if Brown plays 90 percent of the snaps or makes the Pro Bowl.

Kerry Brown

2008 3/1.16 TRV, .295/.385/.475 BS2008 .005 SB/32008 CUT Post

Josh Buchanon, NFLDraftBible.com: Brown signed for a $5,000 signing bonus.

Kourtnei Brown


Ray Brown

1989 4/1.2 TRV, .2/.245/.295/.375 BS1989 .085 SB/41992 1/.45 TRV ext, .4 BS1992-1993 .025 RB1993 3/2.5 TRV, .975/.7/.8 BS2004 1/.785 TRV, .76 BS (.455 MSB)2004 .025 SB/12004 .2 BS guaranteed2005 1/.79 TRV, .765 BS (.455 MSB)2005 .025 SB/12005 .455 BS guaranteed

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Brown's deal has a raise from $700,000 to $800,000 [in 1995].

Darrick Brownlow

1995 2/.5 TRV, .2/.25 BS1995 .05 SB/2

David Aldridge, Washington Post: The Washington Redskins continued their raid on the Dallas Cowboys last night by agreeing to terms with fifth-year linebacker Darrick Brownlow on a two-year, $500,000 contract.

Mark Brunell

2004 7/43.06 TRV, 49.71 TRMV, .76/1.5/4/5.2/6.4/7.6/8.8 BS2004 8.6 SB/7/62004-2010 .95 NLTBE2005 BS reduced to .7652005 .235 RB (reduced from .5)2005 1 NLTBE added (PT)2006 BS lowered to 2.25 after week 13, equiv 3.5882352006 .411765 SB/5 CONV2006 .125 LTBE2007 4/17 TRV, 1.5/5/5/5 BS2007 .5 RB2008 VOID 2008-2010

Anthony Bryant

2010 2/1.23 TRV, .545/.64 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .6852011 CUT Post

Phillip Buchanon

2010 1/1.5 TRV, 2.25 TRMV, 1.45 BS2010 .05 SB/12010 .25 earned LTBE (PT)2010 .5 NLTBE (PT, Pro Bowl)2011 Suspended 4 games (weeks 1-4, PED policy)2011 1/1.75 TRV, 2.5 TRMV, 1 BS2011 1.307693 BS (equiv 1)2011 .75 RB2011 .375 LTBE (PT)2011 .375 NLTBE (PT)2011 IR after week 8

Adam Schefter, ESPN: The deal is worth $1.5 million, with $750,000 in incentives

Curtis Buckley

1999 1/.4 TRV, .4 BS2000 1/.44 TRV, .44 BS

Ed Bunn

1993 .21 SB/?1993 CUT Post

Richard Justice, Washington Post: He received a signing bonus of $ 210,000, but when he punted poorly in camp and the first preseason games, coaches essentially gave up and turned the job back over to Kelly Goodburn…

Curry Burns

2005 PS after week 2, .0779 BS2006 No SB/2 after week 1, .425/.51 BS2006 CUT Post week 6

Crezdon Butler

2012 Acquired from ARI (waivers)2012 .49 BS2012 CUT Post week 3, .057647 injury settlement?

Alex Buzbee

2007 PS, .0799 BS2007 Activated after week 15, .285/.37/.46 BS2008 BS reduced to .2952008 IR, .2 BS2009 BS reduced to .312009 CUT Post

Dominique Byrd

2011 No SB/2 after week 7, .6/.7 BS2011 CUT Post week 92011 No SB after week 13, .6 BS2011 CUT Post week 15

Reche Caldwell

2007 No SB/1 after week 1, .595 BS (.435 MSB)

Jason Campbell

2005 5/7.5 TRV, 20 TRMV, .23/.31/.5725/.635/.7825 BS2005 .14 SB/52005 .82 RB2006 4.01 OB/42006 CBA increase BS to .352008 BS escalated to 1.2352009 BS escalated to 2.85752010 3.14325 RFA tender (1st)2010 Traded to OAK Pre (for 2012 4th)

Jason Reid, Washington Post: The Redskins traded the five-year veteran quarterback to Oakland this afternoon in exchange for the Raiders' fourth-round pick in the 2012 draft

Jesse Campbell

1997 3/1.9 TRV, .4/.6/.6? BS1997 .3 SB/31998 IR after week 121999 CUT Pre

David Elfin, Washington Times: Campbell's three-year, $1.9 million contract is official… [he] will receive a $300,000 signing bonus and who will count for $500,000 against the salary cap…

Khary Campbell

2004 2/.835 TRV, .38/.455 BS2004 IR after week 10, .165 BS2006 3/2.25 TRV, .585/.6/.75 BS2006 .315 SB/3

Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Campbell got a $315,000 signing bonus.

Matt Campbell

2001 2/1.5 TRV, .5/.75 BS2001 .25 SB/22002 Selected by HOU in expansion draft

Selvish Capers

2010 4/1.839825 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .049825 SB/42010 CUT Post2010 PS, .0884 BS

Aaron Wilson, NFP: The Washington Redskins signed seventh-round offensive tackle Selvish Capers to a four-year, $1.84 million deal earlier today that included a signing bonus of nearly $50,000.

Mark Carrier

2000 5/15.94 TRV, .44/1.4/2.1/4/5 BS2000 3 SB/52000 Suspended 1 game (week 2, helmet-to-helmet)2001 CUT Post

Rick Snider, Washington Times: The Washington Redskins continue spending freely for aging free agents, signing Detroit Lions safety Mark Carrier yesterday to a five-year, $15.9 million deal. Carrier, who turns 32 on April 28, received a $3 million bonus after earning $800,000 last year.

Mark Maske, Washington Post: The club saved $1.4 million against the $67.4 million salary cap by releasing Carrier, 33, who signed a five-year, $15.94 million contract with the Redskins on Feb. 17, 2000… The Redskins apparently wanted Carrier to reduce his salary for next season from $1.4 million to around the veteran's minimum of $477,000, with incentives.

Adam Carriker

2010 Acquired from STL (w/5th & 7th for 5th & 7th)2010 1.07/1.42 BS2012 4/20 TRV, .7/3.7/4.7/4.7 BS2012 3 SB/42012-2015 .05 WO2012 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .25 LTBE, earned .03125)2012 IR after week 22013 BS reduced to 2.32013 BS reduced to 22013 1.7 NLTBE added2013 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .03125 LTBE OATSB/3, earned 0)2014 CUT Pre2014 2 OB/2 (not paid)2014-2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, not paid)

Mike Florio, PFT: Carriker re-signed a four-year deal with the Redskins. It has a base value of $20 million, with 3.7 million in fully guaranteed money and another $2 million that is guaranteed for injury only. In 2012, Carriker receives a signing bonus in the amount of $3 million, a fully guaranteed base salary of $700,00, a $250,00 roster bonus, and a $50,000 workout bonus. In 2013, the base salary increases to $3.7 million ($2 million is guaranteed for injury only), with the same roster and workout bonuses. In 2014, the salary moves to $4.7 million, again with the same roster and workout bonuses. Ditto for 2015. Finally, a $2 million option bonus comes due on the final day of the 2014 league year. There’s a strange provision that allows Carriker to void the last three years of the deal by paying $1 million to the team during a 15-day window opening the day after Super Bowl XLVII.

Andre Carter

2006 6/27.5 TRV, .585/.595/.92/2/2/2/2 BS2006 5 SB/7/52007 4 OB/62008 voidable 2013 added, 2 BS2008 .19 SB/6 CONV2008 2.4 RB CONV/62009-2010 2.5 RB (not paid)2011-2013 3 RB (not paid)2009 3 SB/7/5 CONV, 1.5/1.3/.925/1.365/1.805/2.245/2.685 BS2010 3.2 OB/6/52010 CUT Post week 21 (3/1)2011 4.075 OB/5 (not paid)2012-2015 voidable

Peter King, SI: Take the case of linebacker Andre Carter, signed to a reported seven-year, $32.5 million contract on March 15. It's more accurately a one-year, $5.85 million deal, or a two-year, $10.18 million contract, or a three-year, $13.5 million deal… he has two major slices of money he may never see: $13.4 million, combined, in five separate roster bonuses to be earned if he's on the roster in 2008, '09, '10, '11 and '12; and salaries totaling $8.9 million between 2008 and 2012.

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: Carter's new deal saves the team about $2.4 million in 2009, and lowers his case salary from $2 million to $1.5 million.

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: As part of his new contract, he received a $3 million signing bonus, and his deal now extends through 2015 (in principle at least, more on that in a moment). And he has a $7.25 million option bonus in 2010, which the club has until Aug. 31, 2010 to decide whether or not to pick up. If that option bonus is executed, then Carter's deal extends through 2015, with that $7.25 million then prorated over the ensuing six seasons.

If Carter's option bonus is picked up, his 2010 base salary is $1.3 million. If that option is not executed, then Carter's 2010 base salary jumps to $1.95 million, and he becomes eligible for unrestricted free agency following the 2010 season… Should the Redskins opt to cut Carter after the 2009 season, prior to executing the option bonus, then Carter would count about $5.1 million in dead cap space

Jason Reid, Washington Post: the Redskins paid Carter a $3.2 million option bonus to keep him under contract. The 10-year veteran also received a $1.3 million base salary this season. Carter is owed a $4.075 million option bonus this offseason. If the bonus is not paid, the remainder of his contract would be voided, making Carter an unrestricted free agent.

Kerry Carter

2006 .425/.51 BS2006 IR, .21 BS2007 CUT Pre

Tom Carter

1993 4/2.925 TRV, .15/.4375/.525/.6125 BS1993 1 SB/41993 .2 RepB1997 2.78 transition tag1997 signed to offer sheet by CHI, not matched

USA Today: $ 2.925 million for four years. $ 1 million signing bonus, $ 200,000 reporting bonus. Salaries of $ 350,000, $ 437,500, $ 525,000, $ 612,500.

Rick Snider, Washington Times: Carter is supposed to receive $2.78 million as the team's transition player…

Rock Cartwright

2002 3/.927 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS2002 .022 SB/32005 .656 RFA tender2005 1.151425 dummy LTBE added2006 4/3.035 TRV, .585/.6/.75/.8 BS2006 .3 SB/42008 VOID 2008-20092008 3/3.55 TRV, .605/.745/1.5 BS2008 .3 SB/32009 .2 RB2010 CUT Pre

David Elfin, Washington Times: Cartwright… earned a $22,000 signing bonus as a rookie in 2002.

Jason Reid, Washington Post: Cartwright received a three-year, $3.35 million contract that includes $500,000 guaranteed… Cartwright, a six-year veteran, will receive a $300,000 signing bonus with a base salary of $605,000 in 2008 -- the minimum for a player with six years in the league. He will receive a $200,000 roster bonus and a $745,000 salary in 2009 and a $1.5 million salary in 2010.

Larry Centers

1999 1/.675 TRV, .425 BS1999 .25 SB/12000 4/6.15 TRV, .45/.95/1.2/1.5 BS2000 1.65 SB/42002-2003 .2 WO

Mark Maske, Washington Post: Centers, 31, signed a one-year contract with a $425,000 salary, plus a $250,000 signing bonus.

David Elfin, Washington Times: Washington did re-sign fullback Larry Centers, its leading receiver, to a four-year, $6.15 million deal…

Byron Chamberlain

2003 .2 SB/2 after week 5, .655/.66 BS2003-2004 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2004 .05 RB2004 CUT Pre

David Elfin, Washington Times: Chamberlain received a $200,000 bonus when he signed on Oct. 6.

Jeff Chandler


Martin Chase

2003 Acquired from NO (for cond 2004 7th)2003 .53 BS

Chris Chester

2011 5/20 TRV, 1.5/2.5/3/3/3.5 BS2011 4 SB/52011 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2012-2015 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)2012-2015 .1 WO

Tashard Choice

2011 Acquired from DAL after week 8 (waivers)2011 .6 BS2011 CUT Post week 11 (claimed by BUF)

Devin Clark

2008 3/1.127 TRV, .295/.385/.475 BS2008 .012 SB/32008 CUT Post2008 PS, .0884 BS2008 Activated after week 14, .295/.385/.47 BS2009 CUT Post

Josh Buchanon, NFLDraftBible.com: the Washington Redskins signed OL Devin Clark to a three-year deal with a $12,000 signing bonus.

Gary Clark

1984 2/.315 TRV, .12/.12 BS1984 .025 SB/21984-1985 .025 RB1986 3/.6725 TRV, .2/.225/.2475 BS1989 4/2.825 TRV, .575/.65/.75/.85 BS

Tom Friend, Washington Post: Clark signed a four-year contract in May worth $575,000 this year, increasing to $650,000, $750,000 and $850,000 in subsequent years.

Jeremy Clark

2010 No SB after week 14, .395 BS2010 CUT Post week 15 (paid through week 16?)

Kellen Clemens

2011 1/.735 TRV, .685 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/12011 CUT Post

Chris Clemons

2003 3/.917 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS2003 .007 SB/32003 IR, .13 BS2004 CUT Post2004 No SB/1 after week 11, .23 BS (off CLE PS)2005 1/.305 TRV, .305 BS2006 .7216 RFA tender2006 CUT Post

Joe Cocozzo

1998 .010294 injury settlement

Barry Cofield

2011 6/36 TRV, 3.2/2.55/4.05/4.55/4.55/5.55 BS2011 9 SB/6/52011-2013 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3)2012-2016 .15 WO2013 3.21 SB/4 CONV2014 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3, .3 LTBE, earned .15)2015 CUT Pre2015-2016 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3)

Jason La Canfora, NFLN: They agreed to a six-year deal with DL Barry Cofield that averages $6 million per season with $12.5 million guaranteed, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

Mark Maske, Washington Post: his base salary is reduced to $840,000 and he receives $3.21 million in bonus money. The Redskins can prorate that bonus over the remainder of Cofield’s contract, which runs through the 2016 season. Cofield’s contract now counts about $3.9 million against the Redskins’ salary cap this season instead of $6.3 million.

Ben Coleman

2001 1/1.1 TRV, 1.4 TRMV, .477 BS2001 .623 SB/12001 .3 NLTBE

AP: Coleman spurned multiyear offers from other teams for a $623,000 signing bonus on top of the veteran minimum $477,000 salary from the Redskins.

Marco Coleman

1999 1/1 TRV, .4 BS1999 .6 SB/12000 6/27 TRV, .5/3/3/4.5/5.5/6.5 BS2000 3 SB/62001 BS escalated to 4.45?2001 3.973 SB/5 CONV2002 .5 RB2002 CUT Post2002 .5 RB (not paid)

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Coleman was willing to take a pay cut in order to remain in Washington but the sides weren't close on how much his $3.5million in new compensation - $3million salary, plus a $500,000 roster bonus due Wednesday - would drop.

Len Pasquarelli, SportsLine: The eight-year veteran formally signed a new six-year, $26.5 million contract Tuesday... The deal will pay Coleman, 30, about $6.5 million over the first two years and includes a $3 million signing bonus.

AP: Coleman considered signing with the Arizona Cardinals, but accepted a Redskins offer that will pay him $6.5 million over the first two seasons. He could earn an additional $3 million a year if he meets certain incentives.

Liz Clarke, Washington Post: Coleman (6 feet 3, 267 pounds) signed a one-year contract worth $400,000 and received a $600,000 signing bonus.

Reggie Coleman

2002 3/.966 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS

2002 .061 SB/32002 CUT Post2002 PS, .068 BS2020 Signed by CIN after week 4

Laveranues Coles

2003 7/35.06 TRV, .525/.535/1.5/3/3/5/6 BS2003 13 SB/72005 Traded to NYJ Pre (for Santana Moss)2006 2 RB2007 .5 RB

Todd Collins

2006 2/2.51 TRV, .81/1.25 BS2006 .45 SB/22008 3/9 TRV, .9/1.9/2.9/3/3/3 BS2008 3 SB/62008-2010 .1 WO2009 BS adjusted to .95/.855/1.269/1.583/1.897/2.2112009 .95 SB/6/5 CONV2010 CUT Pre2010 2.045 OB/52011-2014 voidable

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: Collins received a $450,000 signing bonus and will make $810,000 this season and $1.25 million in the final year of his deal.

David Elfin, Washington Times: The Washington Redskins re-signed backup quarterback Todd Collins to a three-year, $9 million contract - including $3 million up front…

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: Collins [is] due a $1.9 million salary and a $100,000 workout bonus. He is due to make $3 million in 2010 and received a $3 million signing bonus in 2007.

Jonathan Compas

2011 No SB/1 after week 7, .45 BS2011 CUT Post week 7 (paid thru week 8?)

Tom Compton

2012 4/2.2003 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .1003 SB/42012 CUT Post2012 PS, .0969 BS2012 BS raised to .39 after week 72012 Activated after week 13, .39/.48/.57 BS

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: ompton's rookie contract is expected to be worth $2.2 million and include a signing bonus of just over $100,000.

Albert Connell

1997 .131/.18/.325 BS1997 .216 SB/32000 1.027 RFA tender

Brett Conway

1998 No SB/2 after week 10, .198/.25 BS2000 .472 RFA tender2000 CUT Post week 62001 3/1.951 TRV, .418/.448/.6 BS2001 .225 SB/32001 .015 WO2002 CBA increase BS to .5252002 .02 WO2002 IR after week 12002 CUT Post week 13 (paid thru week 14), .092647 termination pay2003 .2 RB2003 .025 WO

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Conway will receive a $225,000 signing bonus and $15,000 workout bonus on top of a $448,000 base salary, making his cap figure $538,000 and leaving the Redskins with $119,000 of space. Conway's deal includes a $200,000 roster bonus in 2003 that could influence the club to extend his contract before that season.

Anthony Cook

1999 1/1 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, .5 BS1999 .5 SB/11999 .5 NLTBE

Sims Sports Management: (’99, 1yr $1.5 million ) * 3rd pick in 2nd round * $500,000 million signing bonus * $500,000 million base salary * $500,000 million incentives

Erik Cook

2010 4/1.84088 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .05088 SB/42010 CUT Post2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 13, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542012 CUT Post

Aaron Wilson, NFP: nearly $51,000 for Cook

Chris Cooley

2004 4/2.035 TRV, .23/.305/.385/.46 BS2004 .655 SB/42006 CBA increase BS to .425/.512007 BS escalated to .852007 7/30 TRV, .51/.605/.62/2.325/3.7/3.8/3.85 BS2007 3 SB/7/62008 11 RB CONV/62008 .09 WO2009-2013 .1 WO2009 IR after week 122011 IR after week 72012 CUT Post2012 No SB/1 after week 7, .825 BS (no MSB?)

Kirk Cousins

2012 4/2.572688 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .472688 SB/4

Redskins fourth-round quarterback Kirk Cousins' deal is worth $2.572 million, including a bonus of $472,688, per a league source.

Richard Crawford

2012 4/2.163732 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .063732 SB/4

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Crawford's contract has an estimated value of $2.164 million with a signing bonus of around $64,000…

Jonathan Crompton

2011 PS, .0969 BS

Andrew Crummey

2008 PS, .0884 BS2008 Signed by CIN after week 7

Chris Culliver

2015 4/32 TRV, 3/8/8/8 BS2015 5 SB/4

2015-2016 BS guaranteed2015-2016 .25 de-esc possible (WO)

Mike Florio, PFT: Culliver’s contract with Washington includes $16 million guaranteed at signing. The money comes in the form of a $5 million signing bonus, a fully-guaranteed 2015 base salary of $3 million, and a fully-guaranteed base salary of $8 million. Culliver also is due to receive a base salary of $8 million in 2017 and a base salary of $8 million in 2018.

Billy Cundiff

2012 1/.89 TRV, .825 BS (.54 MSB)2012 .065 SB/12012 CUT Post week 5 (no termination pay)

Aaron Wilson, Baltimore Sun: Cundiff received an $825,000 base salary, a $65,000 signing bonus and a $4,340 workout bonus. Under the minimum salary benefit, Cundiff carries a salary-cap figure of $609,340 with his $825,000 salary only counting for $540,000 against the cap.

Donte Curry

2001 No SB/2 after week 4 (of 18), .209/.298 BS (off GB PS)2002 CBA increase BS to .32002 CUT Post (claimed by DET)

Bob Dahl

1996 3/6 TRV, 1/1.4/1.8 BS1996 1.8 SB/31998 CUT Pre1998 1/.6 TRV, .4 BS1998 .2 SB/1

David Elfin, Washington Times: the Redskins signed former Cleveland guard Bob Dahl to a three-year, $6 million contract and also received good news about the health of oft-injured tackle Jim Lachey. Dahl's contract, which includes a $1.8 million signing bonus, counts for $1.6 million on Washington's 1996 salary cap

Lional Dalton

2003 Acquired from DEN (for 2004 6th)2003 1.6/1.8/3/3/3/3 BS2003 BS reduced to .9/1.4/3/3/3/32003 .4 NLTBE (increased from .2)2004 CUT Pre2004 .4 RB added (not paid)2004-2008 .2 WO2004-2008 .2 NLTBE

Phillip Daniels

2004 5/12.265 TRV, .66/.665/1.5/2/2 BS2004 3 SB/52005 .44 RB CONV/42006-2008 .5 RB2006 BS lowered to .81 after week 10, equiv 1.2158822006 .284118 SB/5 CONV, 2/2/2/2 BS2008 .9 SB/3 CONV2008 1.2 NLTBE2009 VOID 2009-20102009 1/.895 TRV, .845 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .05 SB/12010 2/? TRV, .9125/1 BS2010 .25 RB?2010 .1746875 RB? (per game?)2010 IR after week 152011 CUT Post2011 .25 RB (not paid)

Jason Reid, Washington Post: Daniels received a $250,000 signing bonus and will have a salary of $912,000 in 2010 and $1 million in 2011.

JI Halsell, Washington Post: $1,250,000 [if cut in 2011]

Fred Davis

2008 4/3.517 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 1.382 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .62011 suspended 4 games (weeks 14-17, substance abuse policy).43 PTI (earned in 2009)2012 5.446 Franchise tag2012 IR after week 72013 1/2.5 TRV, 3.25 TRMV, 1 BS2013 1.5 SB/12013 .75 NLTBE

Mike Florio, PFT: Davis will earn $2.5 million for one more year with the team, in the form of a non-guaranteed $1 million base salary and a $1.5 million signing bonus.

James Davis

2010 PS after week 7, .0884 BS2010 BS raised to .394995 after week 92010 Activated after week 11, .395/.48/.565 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .5252011 CUT Post

Stephen Davis

1996 .131/.164/.216 BS1996 .2235 SB/31999 .934 RFA tender2000 9/90.75 TRV, 135.75 TRMV, .75/1/3/5/6/7/8/9/11 BS2000 1 SB/12000 6.5 SB/9/72001 .5 RB2001 ,5 RepB2001-2008 .5 WO2002 .75 RB2002 .75 RepB2003 2.5 RepB2004 3 RepB2005 4 RepB2006 4.5 RepB2007 5.8 RepB2008 6.2 RepB2002 5/49.5 TRV, 1.5/7.5/5.5/8/7.5 BS2002 1.5 SB/52002 .75 RepB2002 .75 RB2002-2006 .5 WO2003 CUT Post2003 2.5 RepB2003 2.5 BS guaranteed2004 3 RB2005 4 RepB2006 4.5 RepB

Tommy Davis


Tristan Davis

2011 PS after week 7, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 92011 PS after week 11, .0969 BS2012 2/.87 TRV, .39/.48 BS2012 IR, .273 BS2013 BS reduced to .405

Jerry DeLoach

2000 2/.473 TRV, .193/.275 BS

2000 .005 SB/22000 CUT Post2000 PS, .068 BS2001 1/.229 TRV, .209 BS2001 .015 WO2001 .005 RepB2002 1/.3 TRV, .3 BS2002 Traded to HOU (for Danny Wuerffel)

Rick DeMulling

2007 No SB/1 after week 2, .595 BS (.435 MSB)2007 CUT Post week 112007 No SB/1 after week 14, .595 BS (.435 MSB)

Pat Dennis


Cris Dishman

1997 4/9.6 TRV, 1.2/1.8/2.2/2.4? BS1997 2 SB/41998 .05 LTBE?1999 CUT Pre

Richard Justice, Washington Post: the Redskins signed cornerback Cris Dishman to a four-year, $9.6 million deal… Dishman received a $2 million signing bonus.

David Elfin, Washington Times: Dishman's $2.2 million base salary for 1999 makes him too expensive to keep…

Antonio Dixon

2009 3/1.19 TRV, .31/.395/.48 BS2009 .005 SB/32009 CUT Post (claimed by PHI)

Derrick Dockery

2003 4/1.854 TRV, .225/.305/.38/.46 BS2003 .484 SB/42006 VOID2006 1.573 RFA tender2009 5/26.435 TRV, 3.2/2.91/3.815/4.775/5.735/6.695 BS2009 BS guaranteed2010 5 supercede SB/4, 2.91/3.815/4.775/5.735 BS (in place of OB/5)2010 .25 unearned LTBE (weight clause)

2010 CUT Post week 21 (3/1/2011)2011-2013 .25 LTBE (weight clause)

Jason La Canfora, NFL.com: The Redskins have agreed to terms with free-agent guard Derrick Dockery. The agreement is for five years and is worth slightly less than $27 million with $8.5 million guaranteed and $11.5 million paid over the first two years, according to a league source.

Dockery's 2009 salary is guaranteed, and $5 million of his 2010-2011 is guaranteed

AdamJT13: Dockery doesn't have $1 million option bonuses each season from 2010 to 2014, he has ONE option bonus in 2010 for $5 million. And it's a protected bonus, so if the Redskins don't pay the option bonus, his base salaries increase and are partially guaranteed. So he'll get the money either way. And his $250,000 bonuses in 2010-2013 are weight clause incentives, not workout bonuses.

JI Halsell, Washington Post: $1,565,000 [saved if cut in 2011]

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Dockery was due $14.325 million in base salary over the three years remaining on his contract, including $3.815 million in 2011. A portion of this year's salary is guaranteed.

Chris Doering

2002 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS

Jason Doering

2004 No SB after week 8, .45 BS2004 IR after week 14, .205 BS

Reed Doughty

2006 3/1.16492 TRV, .275/.36/.445 BS2006 0.08492 SB/32008 IR after week 62009 1/.535 TRV, .535 BS2009 IR after week 162010 1.759 RFA tender2011 3/4.125 TRV, 5.625 TRMV, .725/1.15/1.15 BS2011 .5 RB CONV OATSB/32011 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15)2011 .5 NLTBE (PT)2012 BS reduced to .9, guaranteed2012 .0078125 RB/game active (equiv .125, removed)2012 .3 LTBE (PT)2012 .375 NLTBE (increased from .2)2012-2013 .1 WO2013 .0078125 RB/game active (equiv .125, .125 LTBE, earned .1171875)

2013 .3 NLTBE (reduced from .5?)

JI Halsell, Twitter: Doughty signed deal avg'ing 1.4M/yr over 3yrs with 650K guar. As has been the MO of the new #Redskins front office, the contract provides flexibility should the Skins want to move on from Doughty.

Santana Dotson

2002 1/.775 TRV, .75 BS (.45 MSB)2002 .025 SB/1

Ken Denlinder, Washington Post: Dotson was signed to a one-year contract for $775,000 that included a $25,000 signing bonus.

Shaun Draughn

2011 3/1.403 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .008 SB/32011 CUT Post

TJ Duckett

2006 Acquired from ATL (for draft picks to DEN)2006 .663/.7 BS2007 VOID

Jamal Duff

1997 Acquired from NYG (waivers)1997 .164 BS1998 .397 RFA tender

Steve Repsher, Washington Times: Duff signed a one-year, $397,000 tender with the Washington Redskins.

Rashad Duncan


Doug Dutch

2009 PS after week 10, .0884 BS2010 PS after week 16, .0884 BS

Tyler Ecker

2007 4/1.723 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS2007 .058 SB/4

2008 BS reduced to .2952008 CUT Post

Brad Edwards

Richard Justice, Washington Post: The Redskins signed their other starting safety, Brad Edwards, to a three-year, $2.56 million contract on Sunday. With a salary cap probably kicking in next year, Casserly loaded the biggest salaries up front: $1.15 million in 1993, $950,000 in 1994 and $560,000 in 1995.

Henry Ellard

1994 2/1.8 TRV, .55/.55 BS1994 .7 SB/21996 2/2.3 TRV, .5/.8 BS1996 1 SB/2

Warner Hessler, Daily Press: it's a two-year deal believed to be worth $1.8 million. Sources said Ellard will receive annual salaries of $550,000 with a $700,000 signing bonus.

Dave Sell, Washington Post: the two sides settled on a two-year deal that included a $1 million signing bonus and salaries of $500,000 and $800,000.

Keith Eloi


Steve Emtman


Mike Espy

2006 PS, .0799 BS2006 Activated after week 10, .275/.36/.445 BS2007 IR, .205 BS2008 BS reduced to .372008 CUT Pre

John Eubanks

2006 PS, .0799 BS2006 Activated after week 16, .275/.285/.37 BS2007 CUT Post2007 PS, .0799 BS2007 Activated after week 8, .285 BS2007 CUT Post week 15

Demetric Evans

2004 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS2005 .656 RFA tender2006 3/2.55 TRV, .6/.7/.7 BS2006 .5 SB/32007 .05 RB

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: the Redskins gave him $500,000 to re-sign with the club.

Jonathan Evans

2009 .0884 BS after week 11

Leomont Evans

1996 3/.584 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS1996 .093 SB/31998 CBA increase BS to .2161999 .934 RFA tender

Richard Justice/Dave Sell, Washington Post: Evans will get a $93,000 signing bonus. The first-year salary is a so-called split salary, meaning Evans will get the NFL minimum of $131,000 if he is on the roster. In that case, he would count for $162,000 against the salary cap. However, if he is hurt in training camp and is placed on injured reserve, he would earn just $79,000. The second- and third-year salaries are the current minimums of $164,000 and $196,000.

Jason Fabini

2007 1/.76 TRV, .72 BS (.435 MSB)2007 .04 SB/12008 1/.87 TRV, .83 BS (.445 MSB)2008 .04 SB/1

Paul Fanaika

2009 No SB/3 after week 13, .31/.395/.48 BS2010 CUT Post (claimed by CLE)

Jimmy Farris

2007 No SB after week 10, .52 BS2007 CUT Post week 112007 No SB after week 12, .52 BS

Christian Fauria

2006 2/2 TRV, .81/1 BS2006 .19 SB/22007 CUT Pre

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: Fauria received a $190,000 signing bonus, according to a source, and will make $810,000 in 2006 and $1 million in 2007.

Alfred Fincher

2008 1/.52 TRV, .52 BS2009 .62 BS (.46 MSB?)2009 CUT Post

Dave Fiore

2003 3/6.33 TRV, .53/2003 1.5 SB/42003 IR after week 92004 CUT Post

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Fiore got just a four-year deal at $6.33 million, with a $1.5 million signing bonus. And ESPN.com learned that, to protect themselves against the injuries that have hounded Fiore in the past, they wrote "split" base salaries into the first two years of the contract.

Derrick Fletcher


London Fletcher

2007 5/25 TRV, .81/1.24/2.15/4.9/4.9 BS2007 10.5 SB/52007-2011 .1 WO2012 2/10.75 TRV, 1.75/5.5/5.5/5.5/5.5 BS2012 3.5 SB/52012 BS guaranteed2013 1.5 BS guaranteed (injury only)2014 VOID 2014-2016

JI Halsell, Washington Post: This list also includes players like tight end Chris Cooley and linebacker London Fletcher, who each have $100,000 workout bonuses.

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Fletcher's six-year contract includes a $3.5 million signing bonus and a $1.75 million base salary in 2012 that's fully guaranteed for skill, injury and cap, according to a league source. The contract essentially works as a two-year, $10.75 million pact because the final four years of the contract have voidable years. The total guaranteed money is $6.75

million. Fletcher is due a $5.5 million base salary in 2013 with $1.5 million of that figure guaranteed for injury only. The deal includes $5.5 million base salaries in 2014, 2015 and 2016.

Spencer Folau

2006 1/.75 TRV, .71 BS (.425 MSB)2006 .04 SB/12006 .125294 BS guaranteed2006 CUT Post

Kai Forbath

2012 No SB/3 after week 5, .39/.48/.57 BS2015 1.542 RFA tender

Keyaron Fox

2011 1/.86 TRV, .81 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/1

Vernon Fox

2006 1/.585 TRV, .585 BS (.425 MSB)2007 3/2.29 TRV, 2.64 TRMV, .595/.605/.745 BS2007 .3 SB/32007-2009 .015 RWO2008 CUT Post2009 .35 esc possible

James Francis


Mark Maske, Washington Post: Francis… will receive a prorated portion of the minimum veteran's salary of $400,000.

Ricky Jean-Francois

2015 3/9 TRV, 11.25 TRMV, 1/1.75/2.75 BS2015 3 SB/32015-2017 .75 NLTBE (PT, Pro Bowl)2016-2017 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)

Ricky Jean-Francois just signed a 3-year deal with the Redskins, per @RosenhausSports. Worth $9M with $4M guaranteed. Total value is $11.25M

Todd Franz

2002 PS after week 11, .068 BS2002 Activated after week 15, .3/.3752004 1/.455 TRV, .455 BS

Gus Frerotte

1994 3/.46 TRV, .113334/.141666/.17 BS1994 .035 SB/31995 CBA increase BS to .149/.1961997 4/18 TRV, .75/1.95/3.25/4.3 BS1997 5 SB/4 (4.92974 PV, 1.232883 in 1997, 1.232285 in 1998-1999, 1.232287 in 2000)1997 BS raised to 1.8125 after week 9, equiv 1.251998 BS lowered to 1.451999 CUT Pre1999 1.25 RB (not paid)2000 1.5 RB

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Frerotte… has a three-year, $460,000 deal…

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Frerotte, was taken with the 197th pick. He's getting $113,000 in base salary and a $35,000 signing bonus.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Frerotte took another step in his long and amazing climb today by signing a four-year, $18 million contract… Frerotte received a $5 million signing bonus and annual salaries of $750,000 in 1997, $1.95 million in 1998, $4.5 million in 1999 and $5.8 million in 2000.

Lennie Friedman

2003 1/.475 TRV, .45 BS2003 .025 SB/12003 .2 BS guaranteed2004 3/2.435 TRV, .535/.65/1 BS2004 .15 SB/32005 .1 RB2005 CUT Post week 11 (paid thru week 12)2005 .191176 termination pay

John Friesz

1994 1/.9 TRV, .7 BS1994 .2 SB/1

David Aldridge, Washington Post: he will agree to a one-year, $900,000 contract on Monday… The deal would pay the 26-year-old Friesz $700,000 in base salary along with a $200,000 signing bonus.

Derrick Frost

2005 No SB/2 after week 3, .38/.46 BS2006 CBA increase BS to .52007 .85 RFA tender2008 1/.605 TRV, .805 TRMV, .605 BS2008 .2 NLTBE2008 CUT Post

Irvin Fryar

1999 3/6 TRMV, .4/.8/1.25 BS1999 .6 SB/32001 CUT Pre

Warner Hessler, Daily Press: It took a three-year, $6 million contract to lure receiver Irving Fryar out of retirement. But both he and Redskins say it's really a one-year, $1 million deal. Fryar, a five-time Pro Bowl player, received a $600,000 signing bonus and a $400,000 first year salary in the back-loaded deal.

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Fryar, 38, also might stick around if he is willing to play for $477,000 instead of $1.25 million.

Xavier Fulton


Mike Furrey

2010 1/.805 TRV, .755 BS2010 .05 SB/1?2010 IR, .345 BS (concussion)

Jabar Gaffney

2011 Acquired from DEN (for Jeremy Jarmon)2011 2.4/2.65 BS2012 CUT Pre

Mike Jones, Washington Post: The Washington Redskins continue to reshape their roster, trading defensive end Jeremy Jarmon to the Denver Broncos for wide receiver Jabar Gaffney…

Scott Galbraith

1995 1/.325 TRV, .325 BS?1996 3/1.71 TRV, .325/.55/.65 BS1996 .185 SB/31997 CUT Post

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Galbraith signed a one-year contract for $325,000…

Dave Sell, Washington Post: they re-signed free agent tight end Scott Galbraith, who started all 16 games last season, to a three-year deal. He will get a $ 185,000 signing bonus and yearly salaries of $ 325,000, $ 550,000 and $ 650,000.

Joey Galloway

2010 1/.955 TRV, 1.205 TRMV, .855 BS2010 CUT Post week 12 (no termination pay)2010 .1 RB (12 games, not earned)2010 .25 NLTBE (recs, yds, TDs)

Jason Reid, Washington Post: The 16-year veteran has a base salary of $855,000. He also received a $100,000 roster bonus.

Darryl Gamble


Rich Gannon

1993 Acquired from MIN (for 1994 5th)1993 1 BS

Graham Gano

2009 No SB/3 after week 4, .31/.395/.48 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .5252012 1/.615 TRV, .615 BS2012 CUT Post

Horace Gant

2008 3/1.1175 TRV, .295/.385/.475 BS2008 .0025 SB/32008 CUT Post2008 PS, .0884 BS

Quinton Ganther

2009 No SB/1 after week 6, .535 BS2009 CUT Post week 82009 No SB after week 9, .535

Pierre Garcon

2012 5/42.5 TRV, 2.1/5.6/7.1/7.1/7.6 BS2012 11 SB/52012 BS guaranteed2012-2016 .15 WO2012 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .25 LTBE, earned )2013 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)2013-2016 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)2014 1.8 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)

Mike Florio, PFT: Garçon will be paid $13.1 million in fully guaranteed money, via an $11 million signing bonus and a $2.1 million base salary in 2012 that is guaranteed for skill/injury/cap. Garçon’s $5.6 million base salary in 2013 is guaranteed for injury, and it becomes fully guaranteed on the third day of the 2013 league year. Another $1.8 million of Garçon’s 2014 base salary of $7.1 million is guaranteed for injury on signing, and fully guaranteed on the third day of the 2014 league year… the base salaries for 2015 and 2016 are $7.1 million and $7.6 million, respectively. Also, Garçon will receive per-game bonuses of up to $250,000 per season, based on whether he’s on the 46-man game-day active roster. He is eligible for annual workout bonuses of $150,000. It adds up to a five-year deal with a maximum value of $42.5 million.

Rod Gardner

2001 5/7.788 TRV, .3984/.298/.389/.506/.6972001 3.3 SB/52001 .2 RB2002 1.8 OB/42002 CBA increase BS to .32003 .0486 RB2003 .01 WO2004 .041 RB2004-2005 .05 WO2004 BS escalated to 1.0622005 BS escalated to 2.12005 Traded to CAR Post (for 6th-round pick)

Curtis Gatewood

2008 PS, .0884 BS2008 CUT Post week 32008 PS after week 5, .0884 BS2009 No SB/2 after week 14, .385/.47 BS (off PIT PS)2010 CUT Post

Clifton Geathers

2014 2/3.2 TRV, 1.075/1.575 BS2014 .5 SB/22014-2015 .025 WO2014 .25 BS guaranteed

2014 CUT Post week 8 (paid thru week 9), .505882 termination pay?

Jumpy Geathers

1990 3/1.6 TRV, .4/.45/.5 BS1990 .175 SB/31990-1992 .025 RB

Justin Geisinger

2007 PS after week 1, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 22007 PS after week 3, .0799 BS2008 1/.445 TRV, .445 BS2008 IR after week 14

Jeff George

2000 4/18.25 TRV, .5/3.75/6/6 BS2000 2 SB/42001 3.273 SB/3 CONV2001 CUT Post week 3

John Gesek

1994 3/3.6 TRV, .8/.9/1 BS1994 .9 SB/21996 CUT Post1996 .2 injury settlement

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Gesek reportedly will receive a three-year, $3.6 million deal, with salaries of $800,000 in 1994, $900,000 in 1995 and $1 million in 1996. He will receive a $900,000 signing bonus.

Adam Gettis

2012 .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .201972 SB/4?

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: it's expected to be worth $2.302 million and include a signing bonus of around $202,000.

Sean Gilbert

1996 Acquired from STL (for 1st)1996 1.25 BS1997 2.792 Franchise tag, not signed, held out full season1998 Franchise tag, signed by CAR (gave up 1999 1st & 2000 1st)

Alex Marvez, Dayton Daily News: Washington designated him a franchise player, guaranteeing Gilbert at least a $2.792 million salary in 1997 - which apparently isn't good enough.

Cody Glenn

2009 4/1.928315 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .178315 SB/42009 CUT Post (claimed by IND)

David Elfin, Washington Times: Cody Glenn's signing bonus was approximately $175,000.

Randall Godfrey

2007 1/1.3 TRV, .82 BS2007 .48 SB/12007 1.82126 dummy LTBE added

Dashon Goldson

2015 Acquired from TB (w/2016 7th for 2016 6th)2015 1.6/7.5/6.75 BS2015 .1 WO2015 2.3 RB (8/1)2016-2017 .5 WO

Kedric Golston

2006 3/1.145575 TRV, .275/.36/.445 BS2006 .065575 SB/32009 1.545 RFA tender2009 1/1.545 TRV, 1.045 BS2009 .5 SB/12010 1.759 RFA tender2010 IR after week 152011 1/.735 TRV, .685 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/12011 IR after week 102012 1/.765 TRV, .7 BS (.54 MSB)2012 .065 SB/12013 3/3.3 TRV, 5.2 TRMV, .84/.9/1 BS2013 .36 SB/32014-2015 .1 WO

JI Halsell, Twitter: HB Blades & Kedric Golston both signed 1yr minimum salary benefit contracts that only guar'd them 50K.

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Golston's one-year deal is $790,000, including $65,000 bonus. Cap figure is $605,000 under minimum salary benefit.

Mike Jones, Washington Post: The deal, which was agreed to Tuesday night, is worth up to $5.2 million and comes with a signing bonus of $360,000.

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Gholston's three-year Redskins deal is worth $3.3 million, including $360,000 bonus…

DeJon Gomes

2011 4/2.2313 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .1913 SB/42013 CUT Post (claimed by DET)

Kent Graham

2001 No SB/1 after week 3 (of 18), .477 BS

Mark Maske, Washington Post: He apparently will earn a prorated portion of the veteran's minimum salary of $ 477,000 for the remainder of this season.

Shayne Graham

2011 1/.96 TRV, .91 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/12011 CUT Post

Horace Grant

2008 3/1.1525 TRV, .295/.385/.47 BS2008 .0025 SB/32008 CUT Post

Josh Buchanon, NFLDraftBible.com: the Washington Redskins signed WR Horace Grant to a three-year deal with a $2,500 signing bonus.

Michael Grant


Orantes Grant

2002 No SB after week 13, .375/.375 BS2003 CUT Post week 7

Ryan Grant (RB)

2012 No? SB after week 3, .75 BS2012 CUT Post week 7

Ryan Grant (WR)

2014 4/2.433612 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .213612 SB/4

Fred Grau

2002 3/.933 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS2002 .028 SB/32002 CUT Post(claimed by DAL)

Darrell Green

1983 5/1.256 TRV, .12/.14/.165/.195/.25 BS1983 .33 SB/51983 .007 RB1984-1985 .012 RB1986-1987 .0125 RB (not paid)1986 5/2.3125 TRV, .36/.4/.45/.525/.5775 BS1989 3/2.175 TRV, .625/.725/.825 BS1992 3/3.9 TRV, 1.25/1.25/1.25 BS1992-1994 .05 RB1995 2/4 TRV, .8/1 BS1995 2.2 SB/21997 6/12.5 TRV, .2/1.8/1.7/1.4/1.4/1.5 BS1997 3.4 SB/61998 .05 LTBE (Pro Bowl)2000 5/7 TRV, .64/1.5/.86/1/1 BS2000 2 SB/42002 .05 (retirement gift)2003 Retired Pre

Warner Hessler, Daily Press: Green, who has played in five Pro Bowls during his brilliant 12-year career, signed a two-year deal worth $4 million. He will receive a $2.2 signing bonus and base salaries of $800,000 in 1995 and $1 million in 1996.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: he signed a new contract worth $12.5 million over five years… Green signed a deal that will pay him a $2 million signing bonus and base salaries of $1.2 million in 1997, $1.8 million in 1998, $2.2 million in 1999, $2.4 million in 2000 and $2.9 million in 2001.

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Green, 41 today, has a $1.5 million salary in 2001

Jacquez Green

2002 3/4.3 TRV, .525/.55/3 BS

2002 .225 SB/32002 CUT Post week 10 (claimed by DET)2003-2004 voidable (if 40 rec in 2002)

Mike Green


Trent Green

1995 1/.149 TRV, .149 BS1996 1/.196 TRV, .196 BS1997 .361 RFA tender1997 2/.55 TRV, .2/.25 BS1997 .1 SB/2

David Elfin, Washington Times: Green agreed to a one-year, $196,000 deal…

David Elfin, Washington Times: Green signed a two-year, $550,000 contract. The deal, which includes a $100,000 bonus, counts $250,000 against this year's salary cap.

Donovan Greer

2001 3/2.623 TRV, 4.498 TRMV, .448/.775/.95 BS2001 .4 SB/32001-2003 .625 NLTBE2002 .025 WO2002 CUT Post2003 .025 WO

Mark Maske, Washington Post: Greer, 26, agreed to a three-year contact with a $400,000 signing bonus and a salary around $448,000, the minimum for a four-year player.

Cedric Griffin

2012 2/2.5 TRV, 1.25 BS2012 .75 SB/22012 .25 WO?2012 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)2012 suspended 4 games (weeks 14-17)

Josina Anderson, ESPN: Griffin will join Washington with a one-year deal worth $2.5 million.

Brian McIntyre, Twitter: Griffin's 4-game suspension will cost him $356,618. $294,118 in base salary + $62,500 in per game roster bonuses…

Cornelius Griffin

2004 7/30.725 TRV, .535/.54/3.5/4.2/4.2/4.2/5.25 BS2004 8.3 SB/7/62006 2.915 SB/5 CONV2009 2.866 SB/6/5 CONV, 1.334/.855/1.255/1.655/2.055/2.455 BS2010 CUT Pre2010 4.395 OB/5?2011-2014 voidable?

Mike Florio, PFT: Griffin signed a seven-year, $30.725 million contract with the Redskins, including an $8.3 million bonus.

Robert Griffin III

2012 4/21.119098 TRV, .39/1.349959/2.309918/3.269877 BS2012 13.799344 SB/42012-2015 BS guaranteed

Mike Florio, PFT: it’s a four-year, fully-guaranteed contract with no offset language. The contract has a value of $21,119,098, including a $13,799,344 signing bonus. Per a source with knowledge of the deal, the base salaries are $390,000 in 2012, $1.34 million in 2013, $2.30 million in 2014, and $3.26 million in 2015.

Rex Grossman

2010 1/.755 TRV, .855 TRMV, .755 BS2010 .1 NLTBE (50% PT)2011 1/1.15 TRV, 2.9 TRMV, .81 BS2011 .1 SB/12011 .015 RB/game active (equiv .24)2011 .25 BS guaranteed2011 1.75 NLTBE2012 1/1.3 TRV, .95 BS2012 .35 SB/1?2013 1/1.005 TRV, .94 BS (.555 MSB?)2013 .01 SB/12013 .01 WO2013 .03 RB (8 games active)2013 .015 RB (12 games active)

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Grossman [2013] deal one year, $960,000, $10,000 bonus, $45,000 roster bonus if active for 12 gms $30,000 if active for 8 $10,000 workout bonus…

Marques Hagans


DeAngelo Hall

2008 No SB/1 after week 9, 1 BS2009 6/54 TRV, 5/3/4.5/6/7.5/9 BS2009 1.5 SB/6/52009-2010 BS guaranteed2010 15 OB/5, CONV to supersede SB/12010-2014 .5 WO2011-2014 voidable2013 CUT Post2013 1/1.25 TRV, 1 BS2013 .25 SB/12013 1 NLTBE (PT, Pro Bowl)2014 4/17 TRV, 1.25/4/4.25/4.25 BS2014 3.25 SB/42014 BS guaranteed2015 1.25 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full, removed)

JI Halsell, FO: 6/54, 21.5 gteed, 30 over 3

Clark Judge, CBS Sportsline: Hall gets $1.5 million in signing bonuses, $5 million in salary this year (consider it guaranteed money because he makes the team) and a $15 million option bonus due in March 2010. Now, here's the catch: Let's say the Redskins don't exercise that option. Then, according to his contract, they must pay him $6.5 million in 2010, $8 million in 2011-12 and $13 million in 2013.

JI Halsell, FO: Hall had a $15 million option bonus in his contract 2009 contract. The Redskins converted this $15 million to a signing bonus and provided Hall with the voidable clause, whereby the entire $15 million, from a team salary accounting standpoint, stays in 2010. As a result of this maneuver, Hall’s team salary number went from $6.8 million to $18.3 million in 2010. His subsequent manageable team salary numbers are $5.3 million, $6.8 million, $8.3 million, and $9.5 million, respectively. If Hall were to payback his signing bonus in exchange for unrestricted free agency, then he will have earned $13 million over two years of his 2009 contract.

JI Halsell, Washington Post: Topping the list is cornerback DeAngelo Hall, whose contract contains a $500,000 workout bonus

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: max value $2.25 million, $1 million nonguaranteed salary, $250,000 bonus, $1 million incentives for Pro Bowl, play time

Mark Maske, Washington Post: Hall’s deal has a base salary of $1 million and includes a signing bonus of $250,000. It also includes $1.25 million in incentives but only carries a cap hit of $1.25 million.

Rich Tandler, CSN Washington: the contract is for $17 million over four years. Hall received a signing bonus of $3.25 million. Another $1.15 million is fully guaranteed. The additional $1.15 million in comes in the form of having that portion of this $1.25 million 2014 salary guaranteed. That and the signing bonus constitute the only fully guaranteed money in the deal. In 2015,

$1.25 million of his salary of $4 million is guaranteed but only if he is on the roster 14 days after the start of the 2015 league year.

Field Yates, ESPN: Washington recently tweaked the contract of veteran cornerback DeAngelo Hall… $1 million of Hall's $4 million base salary was set to become guaranteed on Feb. 15, but the restructure was agreed to in the days leading up to that deal and his entire base salary is now non-guaranteed.

John Hall

2003 5/7.13 TRV, .53/.9/1.1/1.5/1.5 BS2003 1.6 SB/52005 .435 SB/3 CONV2007 CUT Pre

Derrick Ham

2000 .193 BS

Gibran Hamdan

2003 3/.94275 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS2003 .03275 SB/32003 CUT Post2003 PS, .07395 BS2003 Activated after week 12, .225/.305 BS2004 CUT Post

Mark Maske, Washington Post: His deal is worth $942,750, including a signing bonus of $32,750 and league-minimum salaries of $225,000 this year, $305,000 in 2004 and $380,000 in 2005.

Dominique Hamilton

2012 PS after week2, .0969 BS

Justin Hamilton

2008 .37 BS2008 CUT Post week 6

Rick Hamilton

1993 .15/.1875/.225 BS1993 .021 SB/31994 CUT Post1994 No SB after week 4, .135 BS?1994 CUT Post week 6

Mike Hamlin


Leonard Hankerson

2011 4/2.721376 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .606376 SB/42011 IR after week 102012-2014 .0015625 RB/game active (equiv .025)

Darius Hanks

2012 .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .0025 SB/3?2012 IR, .273 BS2013 BS reduced to .405/.4952013 CUT Pre

Alvin Harper

1997 3/3.5 TRV, .3/.9/1.4 BS1997 .7 SB/31997 CUT Post week 14 (claimed by NO)1999 .2 RB

AP: Just one day after being released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the six-year veteran collected a $700,000 signing bonus. Harper's contract calls for salaries of $300,000 in 1997, $900,000 in 1998 and $1.6 million in 1999.

Macho Harris


Steven Harris

2006 PS, .0799 BS2007 3/1.115 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 IR, .19 BS2008 BS reduced to .2952008 CUT Pre

Walt Harris

2004 3/4.075 TRV, .66/.665/1.5 BS2004 .75 SB/32005 BS escalated to 1.665

2005 1 SB CONV/22006 CUT Pre2006 .5 RB (not paid)

Lloyd Harrison

Rick Snider, Washington Times: Harrison is ready to accept a four-year, $1.714 million offer… The third-rounder will receive a $503,000 bonus with base salaries of $193,000, $275,000, $358,000 and $385,000 over the next four years.

Nolan Harrison

2000 1/.44 TRV, .44 BS

Rick Snider, Washington Times: The Redskins also signed former Pittsburgh defensive end Nolan Harrison to a one-year, $440,000 contract.

Ken Harvey

1994 4/11 TRV, 2/2/1.5/1.5 BS1994 3 SB/41995-1997 .05 LTBE (Pro Bowl)1996-1997 .5 RepB1998 5/18.5 TRV, 2/2/2.75/2.75/3 BS1998 4 SB/51999-2002 .5 RB1999 CUT Post1999 1/.5 TRV, .4 BS1999 .2 BS guaranteed1999 CUT Post1999 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1)

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Harvey also became the first veteran to receive a signing bonus and it's a huge one: $3 million to go with annual salaries of $2 million in 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997.

David Elfin, Washington Times: Harvey signed a five-year contract that could be worth $20 million… including a $4 million signing bonus, a $500,000 roster bonus every February and $300,000 in easily reachable incentives each year…

Patrick Hruby, Washington Times: When Harvey scooped up a fumble by Dallas Cowboys quarterback Jason Garrett in the first quarter of a 30-10 home loss last Oct. 4, he helped himself to more than a loose football. Thanks to an incentive clause in his contract - one tied to the recovery of a single fumble at any point during the season - Harvey pocketed an additional $300,000 on the play, boosting his $3.7 million base salary to an even $4 million.

Jason Hatcher

2014 4/27.5 TRV, 1.5/2.75/6.25/7.25 BS2014 9 SB/42014 BS guaranteed2015-2017 .25 WO?

John Keim, ESPN: His four-year, $27.5 million contract would make it tough for the Redskins to cut him early in the deal… Hatcher received a $9-million signing bonus and has $10.5 million guaranteed. There's no guaranteed money after the first year…

Kurt Haws

1994 3/.531 TRV, .108/.135/.162 BS1994 .126 SB/31995 CUT Post

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Haws also got a three-year, $531,000 contract. He'll get a $126,000 signing bonus along with base salaries of $108,000, $135,000 and $162,000. With the bonus prorated he'll count for $150,000 on the cap.

Albert Haynesworth

2009 7/100 TRV, 115 TRMV, 6/3.6/5.4/6.7/8.5/10.3/11.5 BS2009 5 SB/7/52009-2011 BS guaranteed2010 21 OB/6/5, CONV to supersede SB/6/12010 Suspended 4 games (weeks 14-17, conduct)2011 Traded to NE Post (for 2013 5th)2011-2015 voidable w/16.8 SB payback2012-2015 .4 RB2012-2015 .1 LTBE (weight clause)2013 20 supersede SB/3

Chris Mortensen, ESPN: in reality, the contract is worth $48 million over four years. In the fifth year of the deal, Haynesworth is due to receive a whopping $29 million in salary and bonuses.

Mike Garafolo, Star-Ledger: Also, for those of you wondering what Albert Haynesworth's cap numbers look like, I'll give you the first four years since it's been reported that's how long the deal will last before a $29 million poison pill comes in to force a renegotiation or Haynesworth's release: 2009: $7m 2010: $8.8m 2011: $10.6m 2012: $12.4m

In 2013, Haynesworth gets a base of $8.5m, a $400k roster bonus, a $100k weight clause and $35m in not-likely-to-be-earned incentives. But that $35m can be superseded with a $20m signing bonus "tied to NLTBE's," meaning they can convert $35m to $20m easily. But that's even a joke because that payment plus his base, the roster bonus and the weight bonus gives you that magical $29m payment that will never, ever be paid.

Peter King, SI: [There is] an additional $1 million he could earn in an offseason workout bonus before camp [in 2011]. The seven-year deal calls for Haynesworth to earn $29 million in 2013, $10.8 million in 2014 and $12 million in 2015.

JI Halsell, FO: Haynesworth had a $21-million option bonus. As part of the deal, the Redskins reserved the right to convert that option bonus to a signing bonus, and that’s exactly what they did. But they converted it with a slight twist. Not only did they convert the option bonus to a $21-million signing bonus, but they also added a voidable provision. In the provision, if Haynesworth pays back $16.8 million of the signing bonus, then the 2011-2014 contract years void away. From a team salary accounting standpoint -- because the voidable is solely in the player’s control -- the proration of the signing bonus does not go into 2011-2014. That means all of the $21 million signing bonus counts in the uncapped year of 2010. As a result, Haynesworth’s team salary number in 2010 went from $8.8 million to a whopping $25.6 million. His subsequent team salary numbers are $6.4 million, $8.2 million, $10 million, $10.8 million, and $12.8 million, respectively.

Adam Hayward

2014 3/3 TRV, 5.25 TRMV, .855/.87/.885 BS2014 .3 SB/32014 .2 BS guaranteed2014-2016 .75 NLTBE (PT)2015 .001875 RB/game active (equiv .03)2016 .00375 RB/game active (equiv .06)

Mike Jones, Washington Post: Hayward signed his deal Wednesday morning. The three-year, $3 million deal came with a $300,000 signing bonus and $500,000 guaranteed. His cap hit for 2014 is $955,000.

Andy Heck

1999 1/.6 TRV, .45 BS1999 .15 SB/12000 3/3.3 TRV, .45/1/1.6 BS2000 .25 SB/32000 .5 NLTBE2001 CUT Pre

AP: Heck, cut by Chicago this month, has signed a one-year, $450,000 contract with the Washington Redskins. Heck, whose contract includes a $150,000 signing bonus, is entering his 11th NFL season.

Rick Snider, Washington Times: Heck was re-signed to a three-year, $3.3 million deal although the team intends to draft Alabama's Chris Samuels. Heck received a $250,000 bonus, with incentives worth $500,000, but the Redskins clearly want him only as Samuels' backup and mentor. Heck's salary increases from $450,000 to $1 million to $1.6 million annually, making it essentially a one-year deal, according to NFL sources.

Roy Helu

2011 4/2.510252 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .470252 SB/42012 IR after week 3

Robert Henson

2009 4/1.852525 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .102525 SB/42010 IR, .24 BS2011 BS reduced to .4052011 CBA increase BS to .452011 CUT Post

Adam Caplan, Scout.com: Henson signed a four-year deal worth $1.85 million that includes a signing bonus worth $102,525.

Stephon Heyer

2007 3/1.675 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .01 SB/32010 1.684 RFA tender

Artis Hicks

2010 3/4.805 TRV, 7.805 TRMV, .755/1.15/1.45 BS2010 1 RB2010 .1 earned NLTBE (PT)2010 .65 NLTBE (PT)2010-2012 .05 RB (w/85% WO)2011-2012 .2 RB2011 BS escalate to 1.25 (addl .65 esc possible)2011 CUT Post2012 .75 NLTBE (PT)2012 .75 esc possible

Jason Reid, Washington Post: Hicks, a versatile lineman who spent the past four seasons with Minnesota, received about $3 million in guaranteed money as part of a deal that could be worth as much as $9 million, according to a league source.

Jason Reid, Washington Post: He has a base salary of $755,000 and also received a $1.05 million roster bonus.


Skip Hicks

1998 .178/.25/.358 BS1998 .4 SB/3

Tim Hightower

2011 Acquired from ARI (for Vonnie Holliday & 2012 pick)2011 1.835 BS2011 IR after week 7 (ACL)

PJ Hill

2009 No SB/3 after week 16, .31/.395/.48 BS (off PHI PS)2010 CUT Pre (claimed by NO)

Zach Hocker

2014 4/2.280248 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .060248 SB/4

Warrick Holdman

2005 1/.565 TRV, .54 BS (.455 MSB)2005 .025 SB/12006 1/.75 TRV, .71 BS (.425 MSB)2006 .04 SB/1

Sam Hollenbach

2007 3/1.125 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .01 SB/32007 CUT Post2007 PS after week 14, .0799 BS2007 Activated after week 14, .285/.37/.46 BS2008 CUT Post

Vonnie Holliday

2010 2/2.5 TRV, 3 TRMV, .875/1 BS2010 .25 RB2010 .025 WO2010 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1, earned .09375)2010 .25 NLTBE2011 Traded to ARI (w/2012 pick for Tim Hightower)2011 .1 WO2011 .09375 RB/game active (equiv .15)2011 .25 esc possible


Lamont Hollinquest

1993 2/.245 TRV, .1/.125 BS?1993 .02 SB/2?1994 CBA increase BS to .1351994 CUT Post week 16 (claimed by CIN)

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Hollinquest, the team's eighth-round pick last season, will make $125,000 next season.

Antoine Holmes


Lendy Holmes

2009 3/1.1925 TRV, .31/.395/.48 BS2009 .0075 SB/32009 CUT Post2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 9, .31/.395/.48 BS2010 CUT Post

Bernard Holsey

2003 1/.53 TRV, .53 BS (.45 MSB)

Chris Horton

2008 4/1.741516 TRV, .295/.385/.47 BS2008 .036516 SB/42009 IR after week 92010 IR after week 92011 CBA increase BS to .62011 CUT Post

David Elfin, Washington Times: Horton signed a three-year deal that included a $36,000 signing bonus.

Ethan Horton

1994 2/2.5 TRV, .5/.5 BS1994 1.5 SB/21995 CUT Pre

Frank Litsky, NY Times: they signed tight end Ethan Horton, an unrestricted free agent from the Raiders, for $2.5 million over two years.

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Horton was due to make $ 500,000 [in 1995].

Jeff Hostetler

1997 3/3 TRV, .25/.8/.95 BS1997 .75 SB/31999 CUT Pre1999 .25 RB (not paid)

David Elfin, Sporting News: Hostetler signed a three-year, $3 million deal, including a $750,000 signing bonus, a day after being released by Oakland.

Desmond Howard

1992 4/5.9 TRV, .5/.7/.8/.9 BS1992 2.85 SB/41992-1995 .0375 RB1995 selected by JAC in Expansion Draft

Larry Weisman, USA Today: four years, $5.9 million, plus reachable incentives. Signing bonus: $2.8 million. Base salaries: $500,000, $700,000, $800,000, $900,000. Roster and reporting bonus each year: $50,000.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: after a long holdout, they signed him to a four-year, $5.9-million contract that included a $2.85-million signing bonus.

Robert Hughes


Maurice Hurt

2011 4/2.0994 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .0594 SB/42011 CUT Post2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 6, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS

Todd Husak

2000 2/.498 TRV, .193/.275 BS2000 .03 SB/22001 CUT Post

AP: The Washington Redskins signed quarterback Todd Husak, their sixth-round draft pick from Stanford, to a two-year $498,000 contract… Husak took a smaller signing bonus, $30,000, to get

the two-year deal. The Redskins offered him $45,000 to sign a three-year deal. His salary will be the NFL minimum, $193,000 the first year and $275,000 the second.

Michael Husted

2000 No SB after week 2, .472? BS2000 CUT Post week 6

Duke Ihenacho

2014 Acquired from DEN (waivers)2014 .57 BS2014 IR after week 32015 1/.66 TRV, .66 BS

Chris Jacke

1997 No SB after week 16, .275 BS

Buddy Jackson


DeSean Jackson

2014 3/24 TRV, 1/3.75/3.75/8 BS2014 5 SB/42014-2016 .5 WO2014-2015 BS guaranteed2014 .0375 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (equiv 1.5)2015-2016 .234375 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (equiv 3.75)2017 voidable

Mike Florio, PFT: Jackson will make $8 million in 2014. The total comes from a $5 million signing bonus, a fully-guaranteed base salary of $1 million, a fully-guaranteed $500,000 workout bonus, and a $1.5 million 53-man per-game roster bonus that is fully guaranteed. For 2015, Jackson gets a fully-guaranteed $3.75 million base salary, a fully-guaranteed $500,000 workout bonus, and a fully-guaranteed $3.75 million 53-man roster bonus. That’s $16 million fully guaranteed upon signing, earned over two years… In 2016, Jackson has the same terms as 2015, without the guarantees: $3.75 million base salary, $500,000 workout bonus, $3.75 million 53-man roster bonus. It adds up to a three-year, $24 million contract.

There’s also a fourth-year that automatically voids. That allows the Redskins to push $1.25 million of the signing bonus into 2017, which in turn keeps the cap charges lower in 2014, 2015, and 2016. For 2014, the cap charge is $4.25 million. For 2015 and 2016, it’ll be $9.25 million each year.

LaDairis Jackson

2002 .225/.3 BS2002 IR after week 16, .13 BS2003 CUT Post week 7 (claimed by CIN)

Rob Jackson

2008 4/1.746388 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .041388 SB/42009 CUT Post2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 12, .385/.47 BS2010 CUT Post2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 15, .47/.48/.565 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .525/.615

Tanard Jackson

2012 1/.7 TRV, .7 BS2012 suspended

Zac Boyer, Free Lance-Star: Jackson has been suspended indefinitely by the NFL for a violation of its drug policy, the league announced Friday, and will not be eligible to apply for reinstatement for one year… Jackson signed a one-year, $700,000 contract with no guaranteed money in April…

Willie Jackson

2002 No SB after week 8, .65 BS2002 CUT Post week 14

Mackenzie Jacobs

2010 .32/.405/.49 BS2010 .001 SB/32010 CUT Post

Taylor Jacobs

2003 5/3.725 TRV, .225/.305/.38/.46/.545 BS2003 1.81 SB/52006 Traded to SF Post (for Mike Rumph)DEION +.0195 in 2003-2006, -.078 in 2007

Erasmus James

2008 Acquired from MIN (for cond 2009 7th)

2008 .695/1.0025 BS2008 CUT Post week 142008-2009 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)

Javarris James

2010 PS after week 4, .0884 BS2010 Signed by IND after week 4

Jawan Jamison

2013 4/2.21088 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .05088 SB/4

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Jamison's deal is worth $2.21 million, including $50,880 bonus…

Jon Jansen

1999 4/2.771 TRV, .322/.25/.325/.5635/.644 BS1999 1 SB/52000 CBA increase BS to .275/.3892000 .1525 RB2001 .158 RB2003 voidable2002 6/25 TRV ext, .6/1.4/2/4/4.25/4.75 BS2002 4 SB/72003 4 OB/62005 1.46 SB/4 CONV2007 5/22.5 TRV, .72/4.98/1.35/4.35/4.35 BS2007 5 SB/5 (4.880948 PV)2007-2011 .15 WO2007 IR after week 12008 4.25 SB/4 CONV2009 CUT Pre (5/29)2009 1 RB (not paid)

Mark Maske, Washington Post: He agreed yesterday to a five-year, $3.5 million contract that includes a $1 million signing bonus.

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: The Washington Redskins will invest $25 million in offensive tackle Jon Jansen over the next six seasons… The new extension includes a $4 million signing bonus and an option/buyout bonus of $4 million due next spring… Base salaries for the extension are $600,000 (for 2003), $1.4 million (2004), $2 million (2005), $4 million (2006), $4.25 million (2007) and $4.75 million (2008). There are no reporting, roster or workout bonuses delineated in the NFLPA documents for the extension.

Mike Florio, PFT: in addition to the $1.35 million base salary the Redskins won’t be paying to recently-cut tackle Jon Jansen, the team also is off the hook for a $1 million roster bonus. The

bonus would have been earned if Jansen had been on the roster as of July 1. Jansen also was scheduled to earn a $150,000 workout bonus.

Jeremy Jarmon

2009 4/2.389236 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .638236 SB/42009 IR (ACL)2011 Traded to DEN Post (for Jabar Gaffney)

Ryan O'Halloran, Washington Times: Earlier this month, the Redskins surrendered their third-round pick in the 2010 draft to take Jarmon, a defensive end from Kentucky. He agreed to a four-year contract with a $755,000 signing bonus.

Brandon Jenkins

2013 4/2.32886 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .16886 SB/4

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Jenkins' deal is worth $2.328 million, including a $168,860 bonus…

James Jenkins

1999 2/1 TRV, .4/.45 BS1999 .15 SB/2

Jarvis Jenkins

2011 4/4.78268 TRV, .375/.542395/.709789/.927184 BS2011 1.978312 SB/42011 BS guaranteed2011 IR2012 .465 BS guaranteed2012 .05 WO2013-2014 .1 WO2013 suspended 4 games (weeks 1-4, PED policy)2014 -.029095 SB return

Rich Campbell, Washington Times: Jenkins, the Redskins’ second-round pick and the 41st-overall selection, signed a four-year deal worth a maximum of $4.783 million. His signing bonus was $1.978 million. Jenkins’ $375,000 base salary this season is guaranteed. Approximately 85 percent of his $542,395 base salary in 2012 is guaranteed. His non-guaranteed base salary is scheduled to be $709,789 in 2013 and $927,184 in 2014. Jenkins also could earn an additional $250,000 in workout bonuses over the life of the contract.

Ade Jimoh

2003 3/.925 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS

2003 .015 SB/32004 IR after week 16, .15 BS2005 .00912 SB/1 added2006 .7216 RFA tender2006 1/.7216 TRV, .5 BS2006 .265215 dummy LTBE added2006 .2216 SB/12007 3/2.215 TRV, 2.565 TRMV, .595/.605/.67 BS2007 .3 SB/32007-2009 .015 WO2007 CUT Post2009 .35 esc possible

Andre Johnson

1996 4/3.585 TRV, .47/.5875/.705/.82251996 1 SB/41997 CUT

Brad Johnson

1999 Acquired from MIN (for 1st, 3rd, & 2000 2nd)1999 2.75/3 BS1999 1.15 RB2000 BS escalated to 3.0252000 1.25 RB2000 .075 LTBE

Delvin Johnson


DJ Johnson

2011 No SB/2 after week 9, .525/.615 BS (off MIN PS)2011 CUT Post week 122012 PS after week 7, .0969 BS2012 Activated after week 9, .615/.715 BS

Jeremiah Johnson


Larry Johnson

2010 3/3.5 TRV, 14.05 TRMV, .8/1/1.5 BS

2010 .15 RB2010 .05 RB (week 1 53-man)2010 CUT Post week 22010-2012 2.25 NLTBE2011-2012 1.9 esc possible

Jason Reid, Washington Post: Johnson signed a three-year deal as a free agent and already has been paid $200,000 in bonuses. According to a source with knowledge of his contract, Johnson's base salary for 2010 is $800,000. The base rises to $1 million in 2011, with escalator clauses that could push it to $1.9 million. The base in 2012 is $1.5 million, and escalators again could push it to $1.9 million. In each year of the deal, Johnson could earn an additional $2.25 million in incentives - so he will basically be paid for performance.

Pat Johnson

2003 1/.68 TRV, .53 BS2003 .15 SB/1

Rob Johnson

2003 2/2 TRV, 2.5 TRMV, .655/1.1 BS2003 .245 SB/22003 CUT Post week 7 (paid thru week 8), .346765 termination pay2003-2004 .25 NLTBE (PT, wins)

Mark Maske, Washington Post: Johnson signed a two-year, $2 million contract in March to serve as Ramsey's backup.

Robert Johnson

2005 PS, .0799 BS2005 Activated after week 8, .23 BS2005 IR after week 14

Stafon Johnson


Taurus Johnson


Tre Johnson

1994 4/1.9375 TRV, .225/.28125/.3375/.39375 BS1994 .7 SB/41998 4/12 TRV, .75/1.85/2.3/2.7 BS1998 4 SB/4

1998-2001 .1 WO1999 .1 NLTBE (PT)1999 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2000 Suspended 1 game (week 1, fighting)2000 .1 LTBE (PT)2000 .1 LTBE (Pro Bowl)2001 CUT Pre2001 .1 NLTBE (PT)2001 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2002 No SB/1 after week 7, .65 BS (.45 MSB)2003 1/.68 TRV, .655 BS (.45 MSB)2003 .025 SB/12003 CUT Pre

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Johnson agreed to terms Thursday night on a four-year deal worth $1.93 million… Johnson will get a $700,000 signing bonus

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Johnson will make $281,300 in salary and count for $456,200 against the cap [in 1995]…

David Elfin, Washington Times: Tre Johnson stayed put for $12 million over the next four seasons, including a $3 million signing bonus and a $200,000 bonus each year for staying healthy.

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Johnson, 29, a seven-year Redskin, could salvage a future with the club if he is willing to trim his $2.7 million salary closer to the veteran minimum of $477,000.

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: He received a $655,000 minimum salary and $25,000 signing bonus; the veteran's cap rebate dropped his figure to $475,000…

David Jones

2012 No SB after week 3, .7 BS (.54 MSB?)2012 CUT Post week 9

Greg Jones

1997 4/1.95625 TRV, .2375/.196875/.25625/.315625 BS1997 .65 SB/41998-2000 .1 WO1999 CBA increase BS to .325/.385

David Elfin, Washington Times: Jones' four-year deal includes a $650,000 signing bonus and counts $400,000 against the cap.

Levi Jones


Onrea Jones


Robert Jones

2001 1/.575 TRV, .725 TRMV, .5 BS2001 .075 SB/12001 .15 NLTBE (up to 70% PT)

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Jones' was worth $575,000, including a $75,000 signing bonus…

Rod Jones

2002 3/3 TRV, .6/.8/1.1 BS2002 .5 SB/32002 IR2003 CUT Post

Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: It's actually a three-year, $3.1 million deal that includes a $500,000 signing bonus. Jones can earn an extra $900,000 in the final year of the contract - bringing the total dollars up to $4 million - if he reaches certain playing time incentives in the first two years.

Reggie Jones

2010 No SB/3 after week 16, .32/.33/.415 BS2011 CUT Post2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 CUT Pre week 1 (paid thru week 1?)

Akeem Jordan

2014 1/.92 TRV, .855 BS (.57 MSB)2014 .065 SB/1

Aaron Wilson, NFP: Jordan one-year Redskins deal, $920,000, $65,000 bonus, $855,000 salary.

Joe Joseph

2010 PS after week 14, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 14, .32/.33/.415 BS2011 CUT Post

Ricot Joseph

2002 PS, .068 BS2002 Activated after week 11, .225/.3 BS2003 CUT Post

Steve Josue


Zak Keasey

2005 .23 BS2005 CUT Post week 3 (paid thru week 4)2005 No SB after week 4, .23 BS2005 CUT Post week 5 (paid thru week 6)2005 PS after week 6, .0799 BS2005 CUT Post week 82005 PS after week 9, .0799 BS2005 CUT Post week 14 (paid thru week 15)

Brian Kehl

2012 Acquired from KC after week 12 (waivers)2012 .7 BS2013 1/.74 TRV, .715 BS (not MSB eligible)2013 .015 RB2013 .01 WO2014 .4 NLTBE (PT)

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Kehl's one-year deal $740,000: $715,000 salary $15,000 roster bonus, $10,000 workout bonus. And $400,000 play-time incentive…

Malcolm Kelly

2008 4/3.36 TRV, 1.655 gteed, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 1.264 SB/42009 .391 earned NLTBE (PTI)2010 IR2011 CUT Post

Ma’ake Kemoeatu

2010 2/4.55 TRV, 7.3 TRMV, .85/1.5 BS2010 .3 RB2010-2011 .3 RB (week 1 53-man)2010-2011 .1 RB (w/85% WO)2010 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, earned .4375)

2010 IR after week 152010 .5 NLTBE (PT)2011 CUT Post2011 .1 RB (not paid)2011 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2011 2.25 esc possible

AP: Kemoeatu signed a two-year, $6.975 million contract

Adam Caplan, Fox Sports: Kemoeatu signed a two-year, $4.55 million deal. His base salary for 2011 is $1.5 million. His contract also carries a $1 million roster bonus for next season, a source confirmed.


Pete Kendall

2007 Acquired from NYJ Post (for 2008 4th)2007 1.6875/2/2.39375 BS2007 2/5 TRV, 1.2/1.8 BS2007 1.5 SB/22008 .5 RB

Dan Leberfeld, Scout.com: Kendall got a new two-year contract for $5 million with a $1.5 million bonus.

Ryan Kerrigan

2011 4/8.720294 TRV, .375/.771377/1.167754/1.564131 BS2011 4.842032 SB/42011-2014 BS guaranteed2015 7.038 OY

Rich Campobell, Washington Times: Kerrigan, the 16th-overall pick, signed a fully-guaranteed four-year contract worth $8.72 million. The deal includes a signing bonus of $4.842 million… Kerrigan’s annual base salaries are $375,000 in 2011; $771,377 in 2012; $1.167 million in 2013; and $1.564 million in 2014.

Eric Kettani


Cedric Killings

2004 No SB/1 after week 13, .535 BS (.455 MSB)2005 1/.54 TRV, .54 BS (.455 MSB)

Kelvin Kinney

1996 3/.542 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS1996 .051 SB/31999 RFA tender1999 CUT Post

Richard Justice/Dave Sell, Washington Post: Kinney's deal includes a $51,000 signing bonus and the same minimum salaries as Evans… The first-year salary is a so-called split salary, meaning Evans will get the NFL minimum of $131,000 if he is on the roster… if he is hurt in training camp and is placed on injured reserve, he would earn just $79,000. The second- and third-year salaries are the current minimums of $164,000 and $196,000.

Terrance Knighton

2015 1/4 TRV, .95 BS2015 2 SB/12015 .1 WO2015 .45 LTBE (weight clause)2015 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .5 LTBE)

Aaron Wilson, one-yr, $4 million, $950,000 salary, $2 million bonus, salary $950,000, gtd. $31,250 per game roster bonus… Knighton (6-3, 330) has up to $450,000 weight bonus… Knighton has $550,000 workout bonus in his $4 million one-year Redskins deal…

Brian Kozlowski

2004 1/.785 TRV, .76 BS (.455 MSB)2004 .025 SB/12004 CUT Post week 52004 No SB/1 after week 6, .76 BS (.455 MSB)2005 1/.765 TRV, .765 BS (.455 MSB)2006 No SB/1 after week 10, .81 BS (.425 MSB)2007 No SB/1 after week 11, .82 BS (.435 MSB)

Ryan Kuehl

1996 PS, .0561 BS1996 Activated after week 7, .131 BS1996 CUT Post week 101996 PS, .0561 BS1996 Activated after week 15, .131 BS1997 No SB/1 after week 2, .164 BS

Jim Lachey

1990 2/1.8 TRV, .725/.8 BS1990 .275 SB/2?1992 3/4.05 TRV, 1.2/1.25/1.5 BS

1993 3/9.1 TRV ext, 1.25/1.8/2.6/2.6/2.6 BS1993 1 RB?1996 Retired Post

Christine Brennan/Michael Wilbon, Washington Post: Lachey has become the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history by signing a two-year contract worth $725,000 this season and $800,000 in 1991… [He] also could earn another $225,000 in incentives each year, the source said.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Lachey also becomes the highest-paid at his position with a three-year deal worth about $4.05 million. His base salary of $1.2 million in 1992 easily surprasses that of Houston's Bruce Matthews, who'll make about $1 million.

David Aldridge, Washington Post: The Redskins have dipped extremely far into their coffers to pay tackle Jim Lachey for the next five years. Lachey's contract extension, announced Thursday, will pay the three-time Pro Bowler a total of $9.1 million in new money over the next four years… Lachey will receive an additional $1 million this year on top of his $1.25 million base salary. He will receive $1.8 million next season, instead of his scheduled $1.5 million - an additional $300,000. And the three-year extension that begins in 1995 will pay him $2.6 million per season, an extra $7.8 million… The Redskins got the contract in just under the Thursday deadline. That was the last day that contracts could be redone or extended without being counted against next season's impending salary cap.

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Lachey's contract calls for a raise from $1.8 million to $2.6 million next season.

LaRon Landry

2007 5/21.635 TRV, 41.5 TRMV, .285/.6025/.935/1.2675/1.6/1.9325 BS2007 5 SB/62007 1.045 RB2008 5.3 OB/52008-2011 .15 WO (incentivized, not earned 2009)2009 2.73 RB CONV/5, 2 voidable BS added in 20132009 2.27 RB2009 2011 BS escalated to 1.9652010 BS escalated to 3.0175/3.7152010 1.191 dummy LTBE (for 30% Rule)2010 IR after week 14 (Achilles)2011 BS escalated to 5.2152011 IR after week 132012 VOID 2012-2013

JI Halsell, Washington Post: The deal was structured to provide him with the following 2011 salary increases: 75+ total tackles in 2 of the first 3 seasons: $250,000; 65+ total tackles in 3 of the first 4 seasons: $1,500,000; 75+ total tackles in 3 of the first 4 seasons: $1,500,000; 95+ total tackles in 3 of the first 4 seasons: $500,000

Landry's total tackles from 2007 - 2010 have been 88, 65, 90, and 85, respectively. Entering 2010, Landry had already escalated his 2011 base salary of $1.97 million by $1.75 million by achieving the first two thresholds listed above. His performance over the first nine games of this season gave him his third 75+ tackle season and qualified him for the third threshold listed above which increased his salary by another $1.5 million… If elected to the Pro Bowl this season, Landry can further increase his 2011 non-guaranteed salary by $350,000 to $5.57 million and make his 2011 cap number $8.15 million.

Kenard Lang

1997 5/5.7775 TRV, 6.7475 TRMV, .4355/.5455/.6555/.7655/.7755 BS1997 2.5 SB/51997 .0025 LTBE (Pro Bowl at 10%)1997 .002 LTBE (All-Conference at 20%)2000 .3805 SB/2 CONV2001 .1 RB2001 .9 esc possible

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Lang arrived in camp tonight after signing a five-year, $5.78 million contract that includes a $2.5 million signing bonus and incentives that could pay him an additional $900,000 in the final year of the deal… Mendes and Sims found middle ground in a package of incentives that will pay Lang either $300,000 more or $900,000 more in the final year of the contract. His base salary for the five seasons is $435,500 in 1997, $545,500 in 1998, $655,500 in 1999, $765,500 in 2000 and $875,500 in 2001. However, he could make as much as $1.78 million in 2001 if he achieves certain criteria based on both team and individual performance.

Shawn Lauvao

2014 4/17 TRV, 2/3/4/4 BS2014 4 SB/4

Mike Jones, Washington Post: Lauvao’s four-year contract is worth $17 million, with $5 million guaranteed. His cap hit for this season is $3 million.

Kili Lefotu

2006 .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .03459 SB/3?2006 CUT Post2007 PS, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 6

Josh LeRibeus

2012 4/2.856324 TRV, .39/.5/.59/.69 BS2012 .656324 SB/42013-2015 .01 WO

KC Clyburn, HTTR24-7: He signed a 4-year, $2.36 million dollar deal. He received a $656,000 signing bonus and has the max salary slots each year, making $500,000 in 2013, $590,000 in 2014, and $590,000 in 2015, with $10,000 workout bonuses in each of the next 3 years.

Kory Lichtensteiger

2010 2/1.025 TRV, .47/.555 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .62011 IR after week 6 (ACL/MCL)2012 1.26 RFA tender2013 5/17.5 TRV, 1/2.5/3.5/3.25/3.25 BS2013 2.75 SB/52013-2017 .25 WO

Korey Lindsey


Brandon Lloyd

2006 Acquired from SF (for 3rd & 2007 4th)2006 7/29 TRV, .5/.595/.605/3.5/4/4/4 BS2006 5 SB/7/52007 5 OB/62007 IR after week 102008 CUT Split2008 1.8 RB (not paid)2012 voidable

Kevin Lockett

2001 2/2 TRV, .5/.65 BS2001 .5 SB/22002 .25 RB (re-negotiated out)2002 .1 WO2002 BS reduced to .5252002 CUT Post week 8

Sean Locklear

2011 1/2.45 TRV, 1.7 BS2011 .75 SB/1?

Marc Logan

1995 3/1.425 TRV, .3/.5/.525 BS1995 .1 SB/3

1997 1/.3 TRV, .25 BS1997 .05 SB/1

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Logan's three-year contract could bring him $ 1.425 million, but most of the money comes at the end of the deal. The signing bonus, which is the only part guaranteed, was just $ 100,000 and his '95 salary will be $ 300,000. Thus, he will count for $ 333,000 against the salary cap.

David Elfin, Washington Times: The 32-year-old Logan spent six weeks deciding what to do before finally agreeing yesterday to accept a pay cut from $525,000 to $300,000.

Chip Lohmiller

1988 4/.955 TRV, .125/.15/.185/.235 BS1988 .21 SB/41988 .015 RB1989-1990 .0125 RB1991 .01 RB1991 .425/.45/.5/.6225 BS?1993 BS adjusted to .6225/.5?1995 .690702 transition tag1995 CUT Post

Tom Friend, Washington Post: Lohmiller, a second-round draft choice, signed a four-year deal with a $210,000 roster bonus. He will receive a $125,000 base salary in 1988, plus a $15,000 roster bonus; $150,000 in 1989, plus a $12,500 bonus; $185,000 in 1990, plus a $12,500 bonus; and $235,000 in 1991, plus a $10,000 roster bonus.

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Lohmiller's remaining two years on his contract were flip-flopped for salary cap purposes, paying the kicker $622,500 last season and $500,000 next season.

Dave Sell/David Aldridge, Washington Post: The team kept the transition designation on kicker Chip Lohmiller, which means he will get $690,702 in 1995 unless someone wants to go higher.

Spencer Long

2014 4/2.8638 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .6138 SB/42015-2017 .01 WO

David Loverne

2002 Acquired from NYJ (w/5th for 5th)2002 .563 BS2002 2/1.055 TRV, .45/.53 BS2002 .075 SB/22003 Traded to STL (w/4th for Trung Canidate)

David Macklin

2007 1/.76 TRV, .72 BS2007 .04 SB/1

John Malecki


Lemar Marshall

2001 No SB/3 after week 16 (of 18), .209/.225/.3 BS2004 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS2005 3/? TRV, .455/?/.75 BS2005 .545 SB/32006 CBA increase BS to .5852007 BS escalated to 12007 CUT Post

Nunyo Demasio, Washington Post: Marshall's contract was worth roughly $2 million over three years, sources said, a substantial raise from the $380,000 he earned last season.

Leonard Marshall

1994 2/2.2 TRV, .8/1 BS1994 .4 SB/21995 CUT Pre

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Marshall was to make $ 1 million [in 1995].

Wilber Marshall

1988 5/6 TRV, .9/1/1.1/1.2/1.3 BS1988 .5 SB/5

Tom Friend, Washington Post: Marshall's offer sheet with the Washington Redskins contains a $500,000 signing bonus, sources said yesterday. So the Chicago Bears aren't only deciding whether it's worth paying Marshall $6 million over five years, but also whether they want to hand him a half million right away… sources confirmed yesterday that he will earn a base salary of $900,000 in 1988, increasing yearly by $100,000 until 1992.

Jamie Martin


Marcus Mason

2007 .285 BS2007 CUT Post week 12007 PS, .0799 BS2009 1/.385 TRV, .385 BS2009 CUT Post week 62009 No SB/2 after week 11, .385/.47 BS2010 CUT Pre (claimed by SD)

Kevin Matthews

2013 .63/.73 BS

Shane Matthews

2002 1/.675 TRV, .65 BS (.45 MSB)2002 .025 SB/1

Martin Mayhew

1989 2/.455 TRV, .165/.2 BS1989 .065 SB/21989-1990 .01 RB1989 .005 WO1991 2/.69 TRV, .305/.325 BS1991 .025 RB1992 .035 RB

Tom Friend, Washington Post: the Redskins gave unknown cornerback Martin Mayhew $65,000 to sign

Darnerian McCants

2001 3/1.00475 TRV, 1.40975 TRMV, .209/.298/.389 BS2001 .10875 SB/32001-2003 .135 NLTBE2002 CBA increase BS to .32004 3/4.5 TRV, .455/.545/1 BS2004 2 SB/32005 Cut POST2006 .5 RB (not paid)

Keenan McCardell

1991 2/.21 TRV, .07/.09 BS1991 .01 SB/21991-1992 .02 RB1992 CUT Pre


Marcus McCauley

2009 No SB/2 after week 16, .46/.545 BS2010 CUT Post

Colt McCoy

2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)2014 .065 SB/1

Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: McCoy signed a one-year, $795,000 contract with a minimum base salary and a $65,000 signing bonus…

Robert McCune

2005 3/1.0495 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS2005 .1245 SB/32005 Cut POST2006 PS, .0799 BS

Rocky McIntosh

2006 4/4.15 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 1.82 SB/42007 IR after week 152008 .545 LTBE one-time RB (PTI)2008 .075 WO (incentivized)2009 .1 WO (incentivized)2009 CBA increase BS to .5352010 1.759 RFA tender2011 1/3 TRV, 1.25 BS2011 1.5 SB/22011 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)

Raleigh McKenzie

1985 4/.489 TRV, .075/.09/.12/.165 BS1985 .018 SB/41985 .016 RB1986 .005 RB1989 3/.975 TRV, .275/.325/.375 BS1992 3/1.9365 TRV, .55/.615/.6765 BS1992 .025 RB1993 .035 RB1993 BS raised to .783 after week 6 (of 18, equiv .727)1994 .035 RB (removed in 1993 restructure)

1994 BS lowered to .6555 (in 1993 restructure)

Mark McMillian


Mark Maske, Washington Post: McMillian… will receive a prorated portion of the minimum veteran's salary of $400,000.

Donovan McNabb

2010 Acquired from PHI (for 2nd & cond 2011 3rd/4th)2010 5 BS2010 6.2 RB2010 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, earned .4375)2010 BS reduced to 1.812499 after week 9, equiv 3.52010 5/74.25 TRV ext, 88 TRMV, 1.75/11.5/12.25/13/12.75 BS2010 5 SB/6/12010 9.6375 dummy LTBE OATSB/6/12011 Traded to MIN Post (for 2012 6th & cond 2013 6th)2011 10 OB/5 (not paid)2011-2015 .25 WO2011-2015 2 NLTBE RB (PT & playoff wins)2011-2015 .75 esc possible2011-2012 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)2013 .09375 RB/game active (equiv 1.5)2014 .1875 RB/game active (equiv 3)2015 .140625 RB/game active (equiv 2.25)

Adam Schefter, ESPN: Here is how the rest of the full deal breaks down, according to an NFLPA source: 2010: $3.5 million signing bonus/$250,000 if active eight games 2011: $10 million option bonus/$2.5 million salary/$750,000 if active 16 games/$250,000 workout/$2 million possible playoff incentives 2012: $12.75 million salary/$750,000 if active 16 games/$250,000 workout/$2 million possible playoff incentives 2013: $13 million salary/$1.5 million if active 16 games/$250,000 workout/$2 million possible playoff incentives 2014: $13.75 million salary/$3 million if active 16 games/$250,000 workout/$2 million possible playoff incentives 2015: $13.55 million salary/$2.25 million if active 16 games/$250,000 workout/$2 million possible playoff incentives

Andrew Brandt, NFP: If McNabb is on the roster as of April 1, 2012, $6.25 million of the salary becomes guaranteed for skill... McNabb’s salary is reduced by $750,000 in each subsequent year following a year in which the Redskins do not win at least eight games, starting next season. This is a potential loss of $3.75 million to McNabb.

Mike Florio, PFT: Like many other option bonuses to be paid out in 2011, the window for exercising the bonus opens on the first day of the next league year (which will be March 1, if there’s a new labor deal by then) and closes on the day after the first regular-season game… For the modest sum of $30 million, McNabb can buy out the final five years of the contract.

JI Halsell, FO: 30-percent Rule "Salary" and Compliance:2010 "Salary" - $4,000,0002011 "Salary" -- $4,656,250, YOY increase of $656,2502012 "Salary" -- $8,737,500, YOY increase of $4,081,2502013 "Salary" -- $12,818,750, YOY increase of $4,081,2502014 "Salary" -- $16,900,000, YOY increase of $4,081,2502015 "Salary" -- $16,968,750, YOY increase of $68,750Total = $64,081,250

Using the 30-percent rule "salaries" above, this package would be valued for new money as follows: Total New Money:Total of 30-percent rule "Salaries" -- $64,081,250Per Game Roster Bonuses Not Counted in 30-percent rule "Salaries -- $1,031,250 (because McNabb played in 87.5 percent of the games in 2009, only 87.5 percent of his per=game roster bonuses in his new deal count towards the 30-percent rule. Therefore, $1,031,250 represents the other 12.5%)Subtract 2010 Roster Bonus already existing in previous contract, otherwise known as old money -- $500,000Total New Money, based on 30% rule compliance = $64,612,500Average per year for five years = $12,922,500

... Schaffer had to create a mechanism to get the contract to $74.25 total (the reported $78 million value of the deal includes $3.75 million in incentives based on play time and making the postseason). In order to add $9,637,500 of value to the contract that would not count against the 30-percent rule, Schaffer added 2012 to 2014 escalators of $5,668,500, $2,993,750, and $975,000 respectively. These escalators are added to the base salaries in the respective years if the 2010 "Likely To Be Earned" special teams incentive is not achieved. Therefore, the escalators are deemed "not likely to be earned" and do not count against the 30-percent rule.

... McNabb has contractual right to pay back $30 million to the Redskins to void his extension after the 2010 season. Practically, McNabb is not going to do this. But from an accounting perspective, this mechanism keeps his $5 million signing bonus and $9.6 million special teams incentive all in the uncapped 2010 league year. Without the mechanism (because the deal was executed after Week 10), the special teams incentive would have been treated as signing bonus and prorated over the term of the contract. As a result of his extension, McNabb's new 2010 team salary number is $18.6 million. By keeping all of the proration in 2010 and by negotiating an option bonus exercise window that extends up to the first game of the 2011 regular season, the McNabb contract can be traded or terminated with little impact to the Redskins, except for the $3.5 million of new money paid in 2010.

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: In exchange for McNabb, the Redskins will receive a sixth-round pick in the 2012 NFL Draft and a conditional sixth-round pick in 2013, with McNabb agreeing to re-work the final five years of his contract.

Shawnbrey McNeal


Brandon Meriweather

2012 2/6 TRV, 1.45/2.45/3/3/3 BS2012 2 SB/52012-2013 .05 WO2012 IR after week 112013 BS reduced to 1.22013 suspended 1 game (week 8, safety)2013 .5 NLTBE added (ints)2014 VOID 2014-20162014 1/1 TRV, .855 BS2014 .145 SB/1

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Meriweather signed a two-year, $6 million contract with the Redskins on March 15. That deal included a $2 million signing bonus and $1.5 million in total compensation ($1.45 million base salary, $50,000 workout bonus) in 2012.

Tarik El-Bashir, CSN Washington: Meriweather had been set to earn 2.45 million next season but has agreed to play for $1.2 million. His cap hit, according to the source, will decrease from $2.9 million to $1.65 million, providing the cap-strapped Redskins with $1.25 million in relief. Meriweather’s arrangement does not appear to include any incentives that would allow him to earn back the money he forfeited, the source said.

Rich Tandler, CSN Washington: Meriweather did not make enough of an impact last season and, as a result, was brought back on a $1 million contract that includes $145,000 guaranteed.

Eric Metcalf

2001 No SB/1 after week 7 (of 18), .477 BS

Mark Maske, Washington Post: The deal apparently will pay Metcalf $291,500, a prorated portion of the veteran's minimum salary of $477,000.

Rod Milstead

Liz Clarke/Mark Maske, Washington Post: Milstead, 29, who closed the season as the Redskins' starting right guard, agreed to a $425,000 deal and $50,000 signing bonus.

Chase Minnifield

2012 .39/.48/.57 BS2012 IR (ACL), .273 BS2013 BS reduced to .405/.495

Brian Mitchell

1990 2/.266 TRV, .08/.105 BS

1990 .04 SB/21990 .02 RB1991 .021 RB1992 2/.74 TRV, .325/.325 BS1992 .025 RB1993 .065 RB1994 1/.65 TRV, .55 BS1994 .1 SB/11995 3/4.2 TRV, .75/.95/1 BS1995 1.5 SB/31995-1996 .03 Inc (All-Pro)1996 .075 Inc (Pro Bowl)1998 5/8.425 TRV, .625/1/1.3/1.6/1.65 BS1998 1.75 SB/51999 .25 RB2000 CUT Post2002 .25 RB

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Mitchell… signed a three-year, $4.2 million contract with Washington… [He] gets a $1.5 million signing bonus and yearly salaries of $750,000, $950,000 and $1 million. The average is $1.4 million and he will count for $1.25 million against the salary cap for the '95 season.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: The Washington Redskins prepared for today's opening of the NFL's free agent signing period by re-signing return specialist Brian Mitchell to a five-year, $8.425 million contract yesterday

Liz Clarke, Washington Post: He was scheduled to count $1.6 million against the salary cap this season.

Marko Mitchell

2009 4/1.79345 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .04345 SB/42010 CUT Pre (claimed by DET)

Adam Caplan, Scout.com: Mitchell signed a four-year, $1.79 million deal that includes a $43,450 signing bonus.

Anthony Mix


Chris Mohr

2005 1/.79 TRV, .765 BS (no MSB)2005 .025 SB/1

2005 CUT Post

Alex Molden

2003 2/1.855 TRV, .655/1 BS2003 .2 SB/22003 CUT Post

Mario Monds

2001 3/.955 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS2001 .059 SB/32001 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)

Anthony Montgomery

2006 3/1.203475 TRV, .275/.36/.445 BS2006 .123475 SB/32009 1.01 RFA tender2010 1.176 RFA tender

Will Montgomery

2008 No SB/2 after week 14, .445/.535 BS2010 1.176 RFA tender2010 2/1.55 TRV, 2.45 TRMV, .63/.64 BS2010 .12 RB2010 .003125 RB/game active (equiv .05, earned .040625)2010-2011 .45 NLTBE (PT)2011 CBA increase BS to .6852011 .006875 RB/game active (equiv .11, .089375 LTBE, earned .11)2012 4/12 TRV, .7/1.85/2.625/3.125 BS2012 2.5 RB CONV/5, 3 voidable BS added?2012-2015 .05 WO2012-2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)?

JI Halsell, Washington Post: Montgomery's renegotiated contract reduced his 2010 salary from $1.2 million to $630,000 with a guaranteed 2010 bonus of $120,000 and per-game roster bonuses of $3,125 for each game he's on the 45-man active roster (totaling $50,000 if he's on the active roster for all 16 games). His 2011 contract year contains no guaranteed money, and, in addition to a $640,000 salary, also has per-game roster bonuses totaling $110,000.

Mike Florio, PFT: it’s a four-year, $12 million deal. Montgomery receives no signing bonus, but he’ll be paid a $2.75 million roster bonus in 2012, along with a base salary of $700,000 and a workout bonus of $50,000. In 2013, Montgomery’s base salary moves to $1.85 million. He’ll also receive a roster bonus of $250,000 and a workout bonus of $50,000. In 2014, the salary moves to $2.625 million, with another roster bonus of $250,000 and a workout bonus of $50,000. In the final year of the deal, the salary becomes $3.125 million, with yet another roster

bonus of $250,000 and a workout bonus of $50,000. The cap numbers, if you care and if you’re still awake, are $3.5 million in 2012, $2.15 million in 2013, $2.925 million in 2014, and $3.425 million in 2015.

Mark Maske, Washington Post: The team guaranteed a portion of Montgomery’s contract so the money could be prorated over the entire length of the deal for salary cap accounting purposes, freeing $2 million in immediate cap space…

Kareem Moore

2008 4/1.8037 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .0987 SB/42010 IR after week 162011 CBA increase BS to .62011 PUP

Kestahn Moore


Larry Moore

2002 3/3 TRV, .525/.675/1.3 BS2002 .5 SB/32004 CUT Pre

Michael Moore

2000 3/1.0485 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS2000 .2225 SB/32001 CUT

Josh Morgan

2012 2/11.5 TRV, 12 TRMV, 1.8/3.8/9/9/9 BS2012 5.5 SB/52012-2013 .2 WO2014 VOID 2014-2016

Mike Florio, PFT: a $5.5 million signing bonus on a two-year deal will count only $1.1 million toward the cap in 2012, even though it should have chewed up $2.75 million. The Redskins pulled it off via a five-year contract that will void to two. It means that, instead of a $2.75 million cap charge in 2012 and 2013, the bonus will count as only $1.1 million in 2012 and, presumably, $1.1 million in 2013… Morgan also will be paid a fully-guaranteed base salary of $1.8 million in 2012, along with a $200,000 workout bonus. In 2013, he’s due to receive a $3.8 million base salary and a $200,000 workout bonus. Morgan also is eligible to pocket $250,000 in each year for a Pro Bowl berth.

Alfred Morris

2012 4/2.2231 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .1231 SB/42015 BS escalated to 1.542 (PPE)

Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Morris signed a four-year deal worth $2,223,100 on May 7. Of that amount, only Morris' $123,100 signing bonus was guaranteed.

Dennis Morris

2010 4/1.907928 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .117928 SB/42010 Traded to STL Post (for cond pick)

Aaron Wilson, NFP: signing bonuses of almost $118,000 for Morris

Chad Morton

2003 5/7.945 TRV, .45/.535/.54/1.8/2 BS2003 2.5 SB/52004 IR after week 8 (ACL)2005 CUT Post

Christian Morton

2005 PS, .0799 BS2005 Signed by ATL after week 22005 PS after week 14, .0799 BS2005 Activated after week 16, .23/.31 BS

Morgan Moses

2014 4/3.172576 TRV, .42/.545/.68/.8 BS2014 .697576 SB/42015-2017 .01 WO

Santana Moss

2005 Acquired from NYJ (for Laveranues Coles)2005 .54 BS2005 5/26.01 TRV ext, 1/2.85/3.25/3.7/4.3/4.5 BS2005 3 SB/7/52006 7 OB/6/52006 .91 RB CONV OATSB/6/52007 2.255 SB/5 CONV2008 2.52 SB/6 CONV, 5/6 BS added (voidable)

2009 6.2865 SB/5 CONV, .745/.9685/1.192/1.4155/1.639 BS2011 VOID 2011-2013 (no accel)2011 3/15 TRV, 2.25/2.65/4.15 BS2011 5 SB/32011 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .25 LTBE, earned .1875)2011-2013 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)2012-2013 .1 WO2013 1/2.5 TRV, 4.5 TRMV, 2 BS2013 .05 WO2013 .028125 RB/game active (equiv .45)2013 2 NLTBE (PT, recs, rec yds) (earned .5)2014 1/1.02 TRV, .955 BS (.57 MSB)2014 .065 SB/1

David Elfin, Washington Times: The Washington Redskins solved a headache and cleared a logjam in the space of a couple of hours yesterday, signing receiver Santana Moss to a six-year, $31 million contract extension … Moss, who was acquired from the New York Jets in a trade for disgruntled receiver Laveranues Coles on March 9, received a combined signing and option bonus of $11 million. If the 25-year-old Moss plays in 45 percent of the offensive snaps in any of the next five years, the final year would be void and the deal would be worth $26.55 million. Moss was set to make $448,000 this season in the last year of the contract he signed as the Jets' first-round draft pick in 2001.

Adam Schefter, ESPN: Moss reaches agreement with Washington on a 3-yr deal for $15 million with $5 million signing bonus and $6 million guaranteed.

Rich Campbell, Washington Times: part of his $4.15 million base salary was converted to incentives - effectively a pay cut…

Mike Jones, Washington Post: Moss signed a one-year deal for the veteran’s minimum of $955,000. He received a signing bonus of $65,000.

Roddick Muckelroy

2012 No SB/2 after week 12, .465/.555 BS

Jerome Murphy

2012 No SB/2 after week 11, .465/.555 BS

Trent Murphy

2014 4/4.472798 TRV, .42/.623309/.826618/1.029927 BS2014 1.572944 SB/42014-2015 BS guaranteed

Rob Myers

2011 PS after week 10, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 14 (paid thru week 15)2011 PS after week 15, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 15, .375/.39/.48 BS2012 CUT Pre

Ikechuku Ndukwe

2005 PS after week 8, .0799 BS2005 Activated after week 15, .23/.235/.31 BS2006 CBA increase BS to .2752006 CUT Post2006 PS, .0799 BS2006 Signed by BAL after week 4

Chris Neild

2011 4/2.0859 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .0458 SB/42012 IR, .288 BS

Nate Ness


Jared Newberry

2005 3/1.0045 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS2005 .0795 SB/32005 CUT Post

Xavier Nixon

2013 PS, .102 BS2013 signed by IND after week 3

Brandon Noble

2003 4/6.53 TRV, .53/1/1.5/1.7 BS2003 1.8 SB/42005 .96 SB/2 CONV2006 CUT Pre

Al Noga

1993 4/5.4 TRV, 1.9/1.4/1.05/1.05 BS

1994 CUT Pre

AP: The Washington Redskins ended their losing streak in the free-agent market when they signed defensive lineman Al Noga of the Minnesota Vikings to a four-year, $ 5.4 million contract… Noga will get salaries of $ 1.9 million, $ 1.4 million, $ 1.05 million and $ 1.05 million the next four seasons after making $ 435,000 in base salary last year with a $ 35,000 bonus. His $ 1.9 million salary this year includes an immediate payment of $ 800,000 called an ""advance. ''

Steve Octavien

2008 PS after week 11, .0884 BS2008 Signed by DAL after week 12

Vince Oghobaase


Ifeanyi Ohalete

2001 2/.5105 TRV, .209/.298 BS2001 .0035 SB/22002 CBA increase BS to .32003 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS2004 .628 RFA tender2004 CUT Post (claimed by ARI)

Clint Oldenburg

2009 PS after week 8, .0884 BS2010 3/1.215 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2010 waived/injured, IR, .225 BS2011 BS reduced to .3752011 CUT Post

Eric Olsen

2011 PS, .0969 BS

Fendi Onobun

2011 PS after week 9, .0969 BS2011 signed by JAC after week 10

Brian Orakpo

2009 5/15.4 TRV, 20 TRMV, .888/.395/.617/.839/1.061/1.283 BS2009 3.5 SB/6/52010 3.575 OB/5

2010 3.742 LTBE one-time RB (PTI)2010 BS adjusted to .395/.48/.565/.66/1.283 (w/one-timer)2010 2012 BS escalated to .765/1.235, then .765/1.612011 CBA increase BS to .5252011 .137 WO (incentivized)2011 2013 BS escalated to 2.1852012 .574 WO (incentivized)2012 2013 BS escalated to 2.812012 IR after week 22013 .884 WO (incentivized)2014 VOID2014 11.455 Franchise tag

Adam Schefter, ESPN.com: the Washington Redskins deal with rookie LB Brian Orakpo is worth $20 million over five years, and it includes $12.1 million in guarantees.

Jason Reid, Washington Post: Although Orakpo only has a base salary of $395,000, he received roster and option bonuses of $3.742 million and $3.575 million, respectively, for this season.

Schuylar Oordt


Rich Owens

1995 3/.532 TRV, .119/.149/.178 BS1995 .086 SB/31996 CBA increase BS to .164/.1961998 .864 RFA tender

Dave Sell, Washington Post: The contract pays Owens an $86,000 signing bonus and yearly salaries of $119,000, $149,000 and $178,000.

David Elfin, Washington Times: Owens, who slumped to 3 1/2 sacks last year after leading Washington linemen with 11 in 1996, signed his $864,000 tender.

Stephen Paea

2015 4/21 TRV, 2.85/3.3/4.4/4.85 BS2015 5 SB/42015 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15, .15 LTBE)2015 BS guaranteed2016-2018 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15)

Aaron Wilson, NFP: Paea four-year Redskins deal: $21M, $5M bonus, $7.85M gtd; salaries $2.85M, $3.3M, $4.4M, $4.85M, 2015 base gtd… Paea has a $9,375 per game active roster bonus from 2015 to 2018, up to $150,000 each year…

Glenn Pakulak

2009 PS after week 4, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 4, .385 BS2009 CUT Post week 52009 PS, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 5, .385 BS2009 CUT Post week 6

Jordan Palmer

2007 4/1.748 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS2007 .083 SB/42007 CUT Post

Sterling Palmer

1993 3/.4965 TRV, .1/.125/.15 BS1993 .1215 SB/31994 CBA increase BS to .135/.1781995 3/3 TRV, .4665/.8665/? BS1995 .25 SB/31996 .04375 WO?1996 CUT Post

Dave Sell, Washington Post: The Washington Redskins yesterday re-signed restricted free agent defensive end Sterling Palmer to a three-year, $ 3 million deal that involves a nice raise, relatively little money up front and nominal risks for the team. After making $ 178,000 in 1995 -- his third NFL season -- Palmer can make $ 1 million per season, but he will have to earn most of it as he goes along since the deal includes only $ 250,000 in signing bonus and cap the rest is through salary and offseason workout bonuses. Palmer will count for $ 700,000 against the salary cap in 1996.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Palmer, 26, was released because his 1997 base salary of $ 866,500 was more than the Redskins were willing to pay for someone who missed 13 games because of injuries the past two seasons.

Vaughn Parker

2004 .15 SB/2 after week 7, .76/.765? BS2005 CUT Pre2005 .4 RB?

John Clayton, ESPN: $1,240,000 [2005 cap number] $1,165,000 [2005 cap savings]

Willie Parker

2010 1/.85 TRV, .75 BS

2010 .05 SB/12010 CUT Post2010 .003125 RB/game active (equiv .05)2010 2.25 NLTBE

Adam Schefter, ESPN: Deal has a maximum value of $3.1 million.

Jason Reid, Washington Post: Parker's deal is for just one year. He has received $100,000 in bonuses already, and his base salary for 2010 is $750,000. Like Johnson, he could earn $2.25 million in incentives this season.

David Patten

2005 5/13 TRV, 3.5 guaranteed, .665/1.085/1.25/1.5/2 BS2005 2.25 SB/52006 1.25 OB/42007 CUT Pre2007-2009 1 RB

Dmitri Patterson

2005 PS, .0799 BS2005 Activated after week 3, .23/.31/.385 BS2005 CUT Post week 42005 PS, .0799 BS2005 Activated after week 5, .23/.31/.385 BS2005 CUT Post week 92005 PS, .0799 BS2005 Activated after week 14, .23/.31/.385 BS2006 CBA increase BS to .352006 CUT Post

Joe Patton

1994 3/.621 TRV, .108/.135/.162 BS1994 .216 SB/31995 CBA increase BS to .149/.1961997 .361 RFA tender1998 5/11.7 TRV, 1.3/1.5/1.7/1.9/1.8 BS1998 3 SB/51998 .1 WO1999 .1 WO (earned .0875)1999 CUT Post1999 .352941 injury settlement2000-2002 .1 WO

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Patton signed a three-year deal worth $625,000. The contract includes a $215,000 signing bonus and has base salaries of $108,000, $140,000 and $162,000. With the bonus prorated, Patton will count for $180,000 on this year's salary cap.

AP: They also signed fourth-year offensive tackle Joe Patton to a one-year contract worth $361,000.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: re-signed offensive lineman Joe Patton to a contract worth $12 million over five years. Patton received a $3 million signing bonus [in 1998.]

David Elfin, Washington Times: the team has given Patton an injury settlement that sources said is worth about $500,000.

Marvcus Patton

1995 4/6.8 TRV, .9/1.1/1.3/1.5 BS1995 2 SB/41997 1.05 SB/3 CONV (voidable year added), 1998 BS reduced to .21997 VOID 1999 (.35 accel into 1997)1997 1.3 RB CONV/2 (moved up from 1998)1998 CBA increase BS to .216

Vic Carucci, Buffalo News: Patton agreed to a four-year deal worth $6.8 million… The Redskins gave Patton a $2 million signing bonus on top of his 1995 base salary of $900,000. He will receive $1.1 million in 1996, $1.3 million in 1997, and $1.5 million in 1998.

Niles Paul

2011 4/2.221652 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .181652 SB/42015 3/6 TRV, 9.6 TRMV, 1.25/1.25/1.75 BS2015 1 SB/32015 BS guaranteed2015-2017 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)2015-2017 1.2 NLTBE (PT, recs)

Jim Keim, ESPN: Paul received a three-year deal with a $1 million signing bonus and $2.25 million guaranteed. 2015 Salary-cap hit: $1.833 million Base salary: $1.25 million Roster bonus: $250,000 Note: The base salary is fully guaranteed and the roster bonus is $15,625 per game (on the 46-man roster) with a maximum of $250,000. There are up to $1.2 million in not likely to be earned incentives based on playing time and number of receptions…. 2016 Salary-cap hit: $1.833 million Base salary: $1.25 million Roster bonus: $250,000 Note: The bonus, as in the first year, is based on $15,625 per game. Once again, there are $1.2 million based on not likely to be earned incentives based on playing time and receptions. If he were cut with a post-June 1 designation it would save the Redskins $1.5 million against the cap… 2017 Salary-cap hit: $2,333,334 Base salary: $1.75 million Roster bonus: $250,000 Note: Once more, the bonus is based on $15,625 per game on the 46-man roster with a maximum value of $250,000. And as in

the first two years there are up to $1.2 million in not likely to be earned incentives. If he were cut with a post-June 1 designation it would save the Redskins $2 million against the cap.

Sam Paulescu

2009 No SB after week 8, .385 BS2009 CUT Post week 92010 No SB/3 after week 14, .47/.555/.65 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .62011 CUT Post

Logan Paulsen

2010 3/1.225 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2010 .01 SB/32011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542013 3/4 TRV, 7 TRMV, .63/.87/1.1 BS2013 1.1 SB/32013-2015 .1 WO?

John Keim, Washington Examiner: Paulsen agreed to a three-year deal worth $4 million with a potential to reach $7 million based on incentives and escalator clauses. He received a $1.1 million signing bonus.

Joel Corry, NFP: Paulsen's 3-year deal is worth a max of $7M w/incentives & escalators. His signing bonus is $1.1M. The 3rd yr voids based on playtime.

Rodney Peete

1999 Acquired from PHI (for 2000 6th)1999 .675/.625 BS2000 CUT Pre

Liz Clarke, Washington Post: the Washington Redskins released backup quarterback Rodney Peete yesterday, freeing up $625,000 under the salary cap

Cole Pemberton


DeAngelo Peterson

2012 PS, .0969 BS

Greg Peterson

2010 .545 BS2010 CUT Post

2010 .295 grievance

Chris Pino


Ryan Plackemeier

2008 No SB/2 after week 6, .445/.535 BS2009 CUT Pre (claimed by CIN)

Tyler Polumbus

2011 No SB/2 after week 9, .6/.7 BS2013 2/2 TRV, .8/1 BS2013 .2 SB/2

Mike Jones, Washington Post: the team re-signed starting right tackle Tyler Polumbus to a two-year, $2 million deal that counts $900,000 against the cap this season.

Quinn Porter


Tracy Porter

2014 2/6 TRV, 1.25/2.25 BS2014 2 SB/22014-2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)2014-2015 .3 LTBE

John Keim, ESPN: Porter received a $2 million bonus for signing with Washington… 2014 Base salary: $1.25 million Cap hit: $2.8 million Note: Porter will receive a roster bonus of $15,625 for each game he is active, up to a maximum of $250,000. He also has likely to be earned incentives of $300,000… 2015 Base salary: $2.25 million Cap hit: $3.8 million Note: Porter will receive a roster bonus of $15,625 for each game he is active, up to a maximum of $250,000. He also has likely to be earned incentives of $300,000.

Clinton Portis

2004 8/50 TRV, 50.515 TRMV, .38/.455/.545/3.5/5.0485/6.627/7.6905/8.754 BS2004 11.585 SB/8/62004 1.415 RB2006 3 RB CONV/6/52006 .3 SB/6/5 added, CBA increase BS to .5852007 1 RB CONV/5

2007 2.905 SB/5 CONV2008 .515 LTBE2008 6/46.12 TRV, .605/.745/7.1905/8.254/8.5/8.52008 9.3255 SB/52008-2013 .5 RB2009 IR after week 13 (concussion)2010 IR after week 112010 CUT Post week 21 (2/28/2011)

Mike Florio, PFT: Though widely reported as a "$17 million signing bonus" (most recently by the Sunday New York Times) with $13 million of it paid up front, a league source tells us that the guaranteed money paid by the Redskins to running back Clinton Portis is only $13 million. Per the source, Portis got $11.585 million to sign and a 2004 roster bonus of $1.415 million, which he'll receive this month. Though he'll receive non-guaranteed roster bonuses of $3 million in 2006 and $1 million in 2007, the extra money simply does not result in a "signing bonus" of $17 million.

Jeff Posey

2006 1/.75 TRV, .71 BS (.425 MSB)2006 .04 SB/1

Darryl Pounds

1995 3/.87 TRV, .152/.19/.228 BS1995 .3 SB/31998 .397 RFA tender1998 Signed by MIN to offer sheet, matched1998 2/2.5 TRV, .3/1.1 BS1998 .6 SB/21998 .4 RB1999 .1 RB

Bob Berghaus, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Pounds, taken by the Washington Redskins with the 68th pick, signed a three-year deal worth $962,000, which included a $300,000 signing bonus. His salary cap figure is $252,000.

AP: Pounds, the Redskins' third cornerback, had received an offer sheet from the Minnesota Vikings for $2.5 million over two years, including a $600,000 signing bonus.

Shar Pourdanesh

1996 1/.131 TRV, .131 BS1997 1/.164 TRV, .164 BS1997 3/2.05 TRV ext, .4/.55/.7 BS1997 .4 SB/41999 Traded to PIT (for cond 2000 7th)

Carl Powell

2002 1/.45 TRV, .45 BS

Maurice Price


Pierson Prioleau

2005 3/2.5 TRV, .54/.7/.7 BS2005 .45 SB/32006 CBA increase BS to .71/.72

Mike Pucillo

2006 1/.625 TRV, .585 BS (.425 MSB)2006 .04 SB/12007 1/.635 TRV, .595 BS (.435 MSB)2007 .04 SB/12007 IR after week 16

Jordan Pugh

2012 No SB after week 1, .54 BS

Richard Quinn


Casey Rabach

2005 5/13.835 TRV, .54/.545/2.75/2.75/2.75/3.115 BS2005 2.5 SB/6/52006 2 RB CONV/52006 CBA increase BS to .5852009 VOID 20102010 3/12.2 TRV, 12.5 TRMV, 1/3/4 BS2010 4.2 SB/3/12010-2012 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2011 CUT Post

Matt Mosley, ESPN: Rabach agreed to a three-year contract worth about $12.3 million

JI Halsell, Washington Post: Rabach signed a three-year deal that paid him a $4.2 million signing bonus and $1 million salary in 2010. Ordinarily, from a team salary accounting standpoint, this $4.2 million would have prorated over the three years of the deal. However, by using the same

contract mechanism used in the renegotiated contracts of Albert Haynesworth, DeAngelo Hall and Donovan McNabb that allows Rabach to void the final two years of his contract by paying back his $4.2 million signing bonus, the Redskins were able to prevent the signing bonus from prorating and instead kept the accounting of this bonus entirely in the uncapped 2010.

Baccari Rambo

2013 4/2.261672 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .101672 SB/4

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Rambo signed a four-year deal worth $2.261 million deal, including $101,672 bonus…

Patrick Ramsey

2002 5/5.68 TRV, 14 TRMV, .344/.43/.516/.602/.688 BS2002 3.1 SB/52003 .8875 esc possible2004 BS escalated to 1.016 (addl 1.1825 esc possible)2005 BS escalated to 1.602 (addl 1.4775 esc possible)2005 1.147 SB/2 CONV2006 BS escalated to 1.688 (addl 2.2725 esc possible)2006 Traded to NYJ Pre (for 6th)

Mark Maske, Washington Post: Ramsey signed a five-year contract worth approximately $5.7 million… Ramsey's contract includes a signing bonus of $3.1 million. The annual salaries in the deal begin at $345,000 for the 2002 season and increase by 25 percent per year after that. An escalator mechanism would boost his salary to around $2.5 million for any season after he participates in at least 50 percent of the Redskins' offensive plays in a season, and to about $2.7 million for any season after he takes at least 70 percent of the regular season snaps. There also are other performance bonuses in the deal that could push his annual earnings as high as $2.9 million.

Antwaan Randle El

2006 7/31.25 TRV, .585/.595/.82/4/4.25/4.5/5 BS2006 5 SB/7/52007 5 OB/62008 .215 SB/6 CONV, 6 voidable BS added in 20132008 1.5 RB CONV/62009 2.5 SB/7/5 CONV, 1.5/1.375/1.125/1.575/2.025/2.475/2.925 BS2010 CUT Pre2010 2.875 OB/6/52011 3.375 OB/52012-2015 voidable

Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: he got $31.2 million over seven years ($10 million in bonuses).

Don Markus, Baltimore Sun: Money was certainly a factor for Randle El - "that was the icing," he said of Washington's seven-year, $31.25 million offer…

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: Randle El's new deal saves $2 million in cap space for next season [2009], and lowers his base salary from $4 million to $1.5 million according to sources.

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: As part of his new deal he got a $2.5 million signing bonus, and his deal now has the potential to extend years beyond his old one, through 2015 at max. And he has a $6.25 million option bonus in 2010, which the club has until Aug. 31, 2010 to decide whether or not to pick up. If that option bonus is executed, then Randle El's deal can go through 2015, with that $6.25 million prorated over the ensuing six seasons (feel like you are reading the same paragraph over and over?).

If Randle El's option bonus is executed, his 2010 base salary is $1.375 million. If that option is not executed, then Randle El's 2010 base salary jumps to $1.95 million and he is eligible to become an unrestricted free agent following the 2010 season. Should the Redskins opt to cut Randle El after the 2009 season, prior to executing the option bonus, then Randle El would count $4.4 million in dead cap space.

Walter Rasby

2001 3/1.777 TRV, 2.257 TRMV, .477/.55/.65 BS2001 .1 SB/32001-2003 .16 NLTBE (up to 60% PT & 30 rec)2002 CBA increase BS to .65/.6552003 CUT Pre2004 3/2.695 TRV, .76/.765/.77 BS2004 .4 SB/32004 CUT Post week 6 (.491765 termination pay)

Mark Maske, Washington Post: Rasby signed a three-year deal that includes salaries of $477,000 next season, $550,000 in 2002 and $650,000 in 2003.

Sha’reff Rashad

2010 PS after week 9, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 15, .32/.33/.415 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .3752011 CUT Post

Cory Raymer

1995 4/2.087 TRV, .25/.3125/.375/.4375 BS1995 .712 SB/41999 1/.65 TRV, .525 BS1999 .125 SB/12000 2/1.5 TRV, .55/.7 BS

2000 .35 SB/22004 3/3.11 TRV, .75/.975/.985 BS2004 .4 SB/32006 Cut PRE

Rick Snider/David Elfin, Washington Times: Raymer will end his four-day holdout today after agreeing to a four-year deal worth $2.087 million. The second-round draft selection from Wisconsin will receive a $712,000 bonus with a $428,000 salary cap number. Raymer will earn $250,000 in base salary this season, $312,500 in 1996, $375,000 in 1997 and $437,500 in 1998. The deal gives Raymer a $12,000 bigger signing bonus and 7.6 percent larger overall compensation than offensive guard Tre Johnson, a second-round selection last year.

David Elfin, Washington Times: Washington got a good deal by re-signing the 26-year-old Raymer, its starting center for the past 19 games, for just $650,000. The contract, which included a $125,000 signing bonus, brings Raymer back at just $35,000 more than he made in 1998, the last season of the four-year contract he signed as Washington's second-round pick in the 1995 draft.

Andre Reed


Mark Maske, Washington Post: Reed agreed to a one-year, $500,000 contract…

Jordan Reed

2013 .405/.495/.595/.685888 BS2013 .549112 SB/4

Mike Jones, Washington Post: a four-year deal worth $2.7 million with a signing bonus of $549,112…

Stanley Richard

1995 4/8.5 TRV, 1.2/1.4/1.6/1.8 BS1995 2.5 SB/41997 .28 1998 BS SB/2 CONV

Warner Hessler, Daily Press: Richard, who reportedly flew to Washington late Friday night, is expected to sign a four-year offer sheet today worth $8.5 million. He will receive a $2.5 million signing bonus and base salaries of $1.2 million in 1995, $1.4 million in 1996, $1.6 million in 1977 and $1.8 million in 1998.

Huey Richardson

1992 Acquired from PIT (for 7th)1992 .4/.475/.55/.55 BS1992 CUT Post week 7

Richard Justice, Washington Post: He made an estimated $1.739 million in just more than a year and a half, having gotten the $1.25 million signing bonus, a $325,000 salary in 1991 and about $164,000 of his $400,000 1992 salary.

Matterral Richardson

2008 PS, .0884 BS2008 Signed by HOU after week 12

Perry Riley

2010 4/2.32 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .53 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542013 BS escalated to 1.3232014 3/12 TRV, 12.75 TRMV, 2/3/4 BS2014 3 SB/32014 BS guaranteed2014-2016 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)

Aaron Wilson, NFP: The Washington Redskins signed fourth-round linebacker Perry Riley to a four-year contract with a signing bonus in the neighborhood of slightly over $530,000 for a total base value of about $2.32 million.

Mike Jones, Washington Post: Riley Jr.’s new three-year deal with the team is worth $12 million and includes $5 million of guaranteed money. His cap hit for 2014 is $3 million.

Rueben Riley


Chad Rinehart

2008 4/2.31635 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .61135 SB/42009 IR after week 112010 CUT Post

Jason Reid, Washington Post: he received a $611,350 signing bonus as part of a four-year deal, according to a source involved in the negotiations. Rinehart, 6 feet 5 and 311 pounds, will be paid $295,00 this season, $385,000 in 2010, $470,000 in 2011 and $555,000 in 2012. In 2012, Rinehart could earn as much as $1.2 million based on his playing time the previous two seasons.

Andre Roberts

2014 4/16 TRV, 1.25/2.75/4/4 BS2014 4 SB/4

2014 BS guaranteed2015 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)

Zac Boyer, Washington Times: Roberts, 26, signed a four-year, $16 million contract with the Washington Redskins last Wednesday — a deal that includes a $4 million signing bonus and $8 million guaranteed.

Aldrick Robinson

2011 4/2.1462 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .1062 SB/42011 CUT Post2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 16, .375/.39/.48 BS

James Robinson


Keenan Robinson

2012 4/2.520108 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .420108 SB/42012 IR after week 12

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: the deal is worth $2.52 million and includes a $420,108 signing bonus.

Will Robinson

2009 PS after week 1, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 13, .31/.395/.48 BS2010 CUT Post2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 BS raised to .32 after week 72010 Signed by SEA after week 11

Sav Rocca

2011 2/3.2 TRV, 3.5 TRMV, 1.05/1.55 BS2011 .6 SB/22011-2012 .15 NLTBE2013 2/2.24 TRV, 2.84 TRMV, .715/1.2 BS2013 .325 SB/22013-2014 .3 NLTBE2014 CUT Pre

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Rocca's two-year deal worth $2.24 million, including signing bonus of roughly $325,000…

Carlos Rogers

2005 5/13.05 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.5225/.6025/.7/.8 BS2005 1.608 RB2006 7.95 OB/6/52006 CBA increase BS to .35/.4352007 1.1535 OB/52007 .2885 LTBE RB (PTI)2007 IR after week 82009 CBA increase BS to .622009 BS escalated to 1.40252009 VOID 2010-20112010 1.54275 RFA tender (2nd)

Jake Rogers

2014 2/.935 TRV, .42/.51 BS2014 .005 SB/22014 CUT Pre

Sage Rosenfels

2001 3/1.202 TRV, .209/.298/.3892001 .306 SB/32002 CBA increase BS to .32002 Traded to MIA Post (for cond 2003 7th)

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Rosenfels, a 6-foot-4, 218-pounder chosen in the fourth round out of Iowa State, signed a three-year deal worth $1.202 million, including a $306,000 signing bonus, league sources said.

Isaiah Ross


Robert Royal

2002 3/1.0105 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS2002 .1065 SB/32004 1/.76 TRV ext, .66 BS2004 .1 SB/2

Evan Royster

2011 4/2.147672 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .107672 SB/42011 CUT Post

2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 11, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS

Mike Rumph

2006 Acquired from SF (for Taylor Jacobs)2006 .9/1.02/1.14 BS2006 CUT Post week 16 (paid full BS?)2007-2008 voidable

Anderson Russell

2010 .32/.405/.49 BS2010 .005 SB/32010 CUT Post2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 9, .32/.405/.49 BS2010 IR after week 11, .225 BS2010 2011 BS reduced to .33/.4152011 CBA increase BS to .3752011 CUT Post

Cliff Russell

2002 3/1.344 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS2002 .439 SB/32002 IR (ACL), .13 BS2004 CUT Post

Darrell Russell

2003 No SB/1 after week 8, 1.5 BS

Twan Russell

1997 3/.572 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS1997 .081 SB/31998 CBA increase BS to .18/.325

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Russell agreed to a three-year deal worth $572,000… He received an $81,000 signing bonus and base salaries of $131,000 in 1997, $164,000 in 1998 and $196,000 in 1999.

Mark Rypien

1986 2/.235 TRV, .075/.095 BS1986 .035 SB/21986-1987 .015 RB

1988 3/.785 TRV, .185/.25/.275 BS1988-1990 .025 RB1991 1/1.25 TRV, 1.25 BS1992 3/12 TRV, 3/3/3/3 BS1994 CUT Pre

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Rypien ended his holdout this morning by signing a one-year contract sources say will pay him a base salary of $1.25 million and includes enough reachable incentives to bring him to $1.5 million.

Richard Justice, Washington Post: The Redskins have offered Rypien about $12 million over four years ($3 million a year)…

Joe Salave’a

2005 3/2.38 TRV, .54/.67/.67 BS2005 .5 SB/32006 CBA increase BS to .71/.722007 CUT Post

Kevin Sampson

2007 PS after week 6, .0799 BS2007 No SB after week 6, .51 BS2007 CUT Post week 122007 PS after week 13, .0799 BS2007 Activated after week 16, .51/.605 BS2007 CUT Pre

Chris Samuels

2000 7/12.504 TRV, 30.6 TRMV, .193/.275/.358/.385/.413/.44/.44 BS2000 10 SB/72001 BS escalated to 2001 .3 RB (incentivized)2001-2006 .4 WO (incentivized)2001 BS escalated to .3752002 CBA increase BS to .3752002 BS escalated to .6752002 .4 RB CONV/52002 .4 LTBE CONV/52002 .4 WO CONV/52002 .16496 SB/5 (CONV?)2003 BS escalated to 3.925/5.132/6.025/7.9252003 1 RB CONV/42003 .4 WO CONV/42003 3.3 SB/4 CONV2003 .222575 SB/4 (CONV?)

2004-2005 1 RB2006 voidableDEION:+.535714 in 2000-2003, -.714286 in 2004-20062005 7/46.5 TRV, .8/1/2.45/4.5/5/6.5/7.52005 8.75 SB/7/52006 7 OB/6/52007 3 RB CONV/52008 3.77 SB/6 CONV (voidable 8/8 BS added)2008 IR after week 132009 3 SB/7/5 CONV, 2/1.625/.9/1.5/2.1/2.7/3.3 BS2009 IR after week 72010 Retired Pre2010 4.875 OB/6/5?2011 6.6 OB/5?2012-2015 voidable

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: Samuels's $5 million base salary for 2009 is now down to $2 million, with a $3 million signing bonus (he ends up getting the same $5 million in cash, just $3 million of it now). The deal saves the Skins about $2.5 million. In 2011 (prior to that season), the Redskins will have an $11.475-million option bonus on him, so essentially this new deal binds Samuels here for two more years. Samuels is coming off a serious injury now, and two years from now he might be more of a right than left tackle. This deal is kinda complicated and there are some other option variables that come into play, but this is the thrust of it. If the Skins exercise that option then, they would d pick up the 2011-2014 portion of the deal. The new deal adds two years to his old contract (which was set to expire in 2013, but it contains voidables - as the old deal did - that kick in after 2012.

Deion Sanders

2000 7/56.125 TRV, .5/3.5/6/9/9/10/10 BS2000 8 SB/72001 CUT Post, retired2001 .125 RB (last game)

Rick Snider, Washington Times: The seven-year, $56 million deal with an $8 million bonus is essentially a two-year, $12 million pact. Sanders will earn $500,000 in base salary this year, followed by $3.5 million in 2001, $6 million in 2002, $9 million in 2003-04 and $10 million in 2005-06. His salary cap number this season is $1.6 million. There is no non-baseball clause.

Ricky Sanders

1989 3/1.95 TRV, .55/.65/.75 BS1992 2/2.05 TRV, 1/1.05 BS?

Tom Friend, Washington Post: Sanders's deal, which was signed Monday, is worth $550,000 in 1989, $650,000 the next season and $750,000 in 1991.

Dallas Sartz

2007 4/1.8485 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS2007 .1835 SB/42007 CUT Post

Mark Schlereth

1989 2/.1685 TRV, .065/.0715 BS1989 .01 SB/21989 .011 RB1990 .011 RB (not paid)1990 3/.6 TRV, .175/.2/.225 BS1992 3/2.075 TRV, .575/.65/.65 BS1992-1993 .1 RB1993 BS adjusted to .86/.7351994 BS reduced to .655

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Schlereth has been rewarded for last season's Pro Bowl performance with a new contract believed to be worth a total of $1.6 million for the 1992 and 1993 seasons. There's also believed to be a club option for a third season. Schlereth was scheduled to make $225,000 this season, which would have made him the lowest-paid Pro Bowl offensive lineman in the league. But the final year of the contract was torn up and the new deal will take effect this season. He was in the final year of a three-year, $600,000 deal he signed after starting six games his rookie season.

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Schlereth [made] $655,000 after his salary was cut just before the start of the season.

Darrion Scott

2010 No SB/3 after week 15, .63/.64/.65 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .6852011 CUT Post week 9 (.322353 termination pay?)2011 No SB/1 after week 10, .685 BS (.525 MSB?)

Greg Scott

2002 3/.96 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS2002 .03 SB/32003 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)

Lache Seastrunk

2014 4/2.3305 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .1105 SB/4

Mike Sellers

1998 3/.60125 TRV, .145/.18125/.2175 BS1998 .0575 SB/31999 CBA increase BS to .25/.3582001 RFA tender2001 Signed by CLE to offer sheet, not matched2004 1/.535 TRV, .535 BS (.455 MSB)2005 3/1.905 TRV, .54/.545/.67 BS2005 .15 SB/32006 CBA increase BS to .585/.722007 3/3.175 TRV ext, 3.25 TRMV, .73/.745/.9 BS2007 .7 SB/42007-2010 .025 WO (not earned 2009)2008-2010 .025 esc possible2009 BS escalated to .772009 2/2.97647 TRV ext, .74647/.855/.95/1.045/1.145/1.2 BS2009 BS lowered to .745 after week 1, equiv .746472009 .6 SB/6/52010 .4 OB/52011-2012 .05 RB (w/WO)2012 CUT Pre2013-2014 voidable

David Elfin, Washington Times: the Washington Redskins gave the 34-year-old $1 million worth of bonus money and extended his contract through 2014, including two voidable years.

Jason La Canfora, NFL Network: New deal runs thru 2014, with $600K signing bonus and $400K option bonus in 2010.

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Sellers, 36, was signed through 2014 and was due $1.045 million in base salary with a $50,000 roster bonus in 2012. His release clears $815,000 off the Redskins' salary cap.

Sam Shade

1999 4/10.4 TRV, .4/1.9/2.3/2.8 BS1999 2.5 SB/41999 .1 WO2000 1.46 SB/3 CONV2001 .2 WO2002 .2 WO (not paid)2001 3/6.35 TRV, .477/.65/1.5 BS 2001 3.323 SB/32002 .1 WO2003 CUT Pre2003 .1 WO (not paid)

Mark Maske, Washington Post: they signed unrestricted free agent safety Sam Shade to a four-year, $10.4 million contract. The deal, which includes a $2.5 million signing bonus, is the Redskins' first free agent signing of the offseason.

David Elfin, Washington Times: Shade, who received $1.46 million to drop his base from $1.9 million to $440,000.

Darryl Sharpton

2014 1/1.75 TRV, 2 TRMV, .73 BS2014 .82 SB/12014 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, .1875 LTBE)2014 .125 LTBE (PT)2014 .125 NLTBE (PT)

Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Sharpton procured an $820,000 signing bonus…

Trent Shelton


Jason Shirley


Heath Shuler

Shuler, Washington's top 1994 draft pick, was traded to the Saints on April 17 for a fifth-rounder this year and third-rounder next year… Shuler was paid $8.563 million of his original eight-year, $19.25 million contract while playing in 19 Redskins games over three years

Ed Simmons

1993 3/3.285 TRV, 1.5/1.05/.735 BS1996 3/6 TRV, 1.1/1.4/1.7 BS1996 1.8 SB/31997 .2 SB/2 CONV1998 Retired Post

Dave Sell, Washington Post: Simmons will be in the last year of a front-loaded deal, so instead of counting for $1.05 million against the cap, he'll count for only $735,000 [in 1995].

Dave Sell, Washington Post: they signed Simmons to a three-year, $6 million contract.Simmons made $735,000 last season. He gets a $1.8 million signing bonus and salaries of $1.1 million in 1996, $1.4 million in 1997 and $1.7 million in 1998.

Kevin Simon

2006 .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .0265 SB/3?2006 CUT Post

Chad Simpson

2010 No SB/3 after week 2, .47/.555/.65 BS2010 IR after week 11, .255 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .62011 CUT Post

Keith Sims

1997 No SB/1 after week 15, .5 BS1998 No SB/1 after week 12, .325 BS1999 1/.45 TRV, .4 BS1999 .05 SB/12000 3/3.3 TRV, .45/.85/1.15 BS2000 .7 SB/32000-2002 .05 WO2001 CUT Pre

Liz Clarke/Mark Maske, Washington Post: Sims, 31, signed a $400,000 deal and also receives a $50,000 signing bonus.

Matt Sinclair

2007 PS, .0799 BS2007 Activated after week 12, .285/.37/.46 BS2008 IR, .215 BS2009 BS reduced to .3852009 CUT Pre

JD Skolnitsky

2009 PS, .0884 BS

Ray Small


Bruce Smith

2000 5/23 TRV, .5/3.75/3.5/5/6 BS

2000 4.25 SB/52001 3.273 SB/4 CONV2002 3/10.005 TRV, 12.005 TRMV, .75/.755/6.5 BS2002 2 SB/32002 .75 NLTBE (12.5 sacks)2003 1.25 NLTBE (75% PT & 10 wins, sacks)2003 BS raised to 1.665714 after week 3, equiv 1.5049992003 .75 NLTBE removed (breaking all-time sack record)2003 1 LTBE added (making playoffs)2004 CUT Pre

Vinny DiTrani, The Record: Washington, for instance, gave the aging Bruce Smith a $4.25 million bonus to sign a five-year deal worth $23 million

Mark Maske, Washington Post: he completed a new three-year, $10 million contract with the team. The deal, essentially a reworking of his contract, cleared nearly $2.1 million of salary cap space for the Redskins for this season… The deal includes a $2 million signing bonus and salaries of $750,000 for this season, $755,000 for the 2003 season and $6.5 million for the 2004 season. The contract includes a $750,000 incentive for breaking Reggie White's sacks record -- Smith, with 186 career sacks, trails White by 12 -- and a $500,000 incentive in 2003 if Smith participates in at least 75 percent of the plays and the Redskins win 10 or more times.

Derek Smith

1997 3/.90375 TRV, , .153/.164/.196 BS1997 .33 SB/31998 CBA increase BS to .18/.3251998 .0275 RB1999 .0335 RB2000 .472 RFA tender

David Elfin, Washington Times: Smith's three-year deal includes a $330,000 signing bonus and counts $263,000 against the cap.

Rick Snider/Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Smith has signed a one-year, $472,000 deal that allows him to become an unrestricted free agent next season.

Hunter Smith

2009 1/.895 TRV, .845 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .05 SB/12010 No SB/1 after week 4, .855 BS2010 CUT Post week 14, .050294 termination pay

Tyson Smith


2008 No SB/2 after week 14, .37/.385 BS2008 2.125776 dummy LTBE/22009 CUT Post

Willie Smith

2011 3/1.41 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .015 SB/32012 CUT Post

Fred Smoot

2001 4/2.557 TRV, 3.83 TRMV, .209/.298/.389/.418 BS2001 1.243 SB/42001 .1 NLTBE (RotY)2001-2004 .225 NLTBE2002 CBA increase BS to .32002 .103 NLTBE RB2003 .104 NLTBE RB2004 .66 LTBE RBDEION: +.047083 in 2001-2003, -.14125 in 20042007 5/21 TRV, .6/.95/2.65/3.9/4.9 BS2007 7 SB/52007-2011 .1 WO2009 BS reduced to .745 after week 13, equiv 2.2017652009 .448235 SB/5 CONV, 2.3/1.24/2/2 BS2010 CUT Pre2010 1.6 OB/4?2011 3.66 OB/3?2011 .5 RB2012-2013 voidable

Justin Snow

2012 No SB after week 1, .925 BS (.54 MSB?)2012 CUT Post week 9

Shawn Springs

2004 6/34.4 TRV, .66/.665/3.85/4.875/5/6 BS2004 10.25 SB/62006 3.1 SB/4 CONV2009 CUT Pre

Brenden Stai

2002 Acquired from DET (for 2003 5th)2002 .75/1.2/1.5/1.82 BS

2003 CUT Pre

Donte Stallworth

2011 1/.86 TRV, .81 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/12011 CUT Post week 9 (.247059 termination pay?)2011 No SB/1 after week 10, .81 BS .525 MSB?)

Rod Stephens

1995 3/4.8 TRV, .8/1.2/1.6 BS1995 1.2 SB/31997 CUT Pre

Warner Hessler, Daily Press: 3 years, $4.8 million

Ken Murray, Baltimore Sun: He paid the most for linebacking help, giving a $3 million signing bonus to Ken Harvey in 1994, and a year later, a $2 million bonus to Marvcus Patton and $1.2 million to Rod Stephens.

Matt Stevens

1998 No SB/1 after week 14, .24 BS1999 .433 RFA tender2000 1/.44 TRV, .44 BS2000 CUT Post week 16 (claimed by NE)

Fred Stokes

1989 3/.86 TRV, .185/.235/.265 BS1989 .125 SB/31989 .005 relocation bonus1989-1991 .015 RB1991 2/.68 TRV, .31/.34 BS1991-1992 .015 RB

Omar Stoutmire

2005 1/.665 TRV, .665 BS (.455 MSB)2007 1/.76 TRV, .72 BS (.435 MSB)2007 .04 SB/12007 CUT Post2007 No SB/1 after week 1, .72 BS (.435 MSB)2007 CUT Post week 3 (paid thru week 4)2007 No SB/1 after week 15, .72 BS (.435 MSB)

Fred Strickland

1999 2/1 TRV, .4/.5 BS1999 .1 SB/21999 VOID 2000

Mark Maske, Washington Post: Strickland, an 11-year NFL veteran who spent the past three seasons with the Dallas Cowboys, receives a $100,000 signing bonus and salaries of $400,000 next season and $500,000 in the 2000 season.

Nate Stimson

1999 3/1.01 TRV, .175/.25/.325/.35 BS1999 .26 SB/41999 CUT Post2002 voidable

Mark Maske, Washington Post: The team also signed its fourth-round selection in April's college draft, with Georgia Tech linebacker Nate Stimson agreeing to a four- year deal worth $1.1 million… Stimson's contract almost certainly will end up being voided to three years and includes a $260,000 signing bonus and annual salaries of $175,000, $250,000 and $325,000.

Dana Stubblefield

1998 6/36.02 TRV, 1.9/3.265/4.2445/3.724/4.2035/7.183 BS1998 8 SB/6/51999 2.866 SB/5 CONV (.4 BS)2000 3.7945 SB/4 CONV2001 CUT Pre2001 1.5 RB (not paid)2002 2 RB

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Stubblefield received the largest contract the Redskins have ever given a player, one that includes an $8 million signing bonus and a 1998 salary of $1.9 million. Stubblefield's contract is worth $5.7 million per season over the first five seasons. A sixth season was tacked on at a salary of $7.5 million, but Stubblefield can void that final year.

Peter King, SI: Stubblefield, whom Washington cut last week, will still count for $7.8 million against the team's 2001 cap

Shaun Suisham

2006 No SB/2 after week 12, .35/.435 BS2008 1/.52 TRV, .52 BS2009 1.01 RFA tender2009 CUT Post week 13

Alex Sulfsted

2001 No SB/2 after week 6, .209/.298 BS2002 CBA increase BS to .32003 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS2003 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)

Nick Sundberg

2010 3/1.215 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542012 IR-DFR after week 1, activated after week 92013 4/4 TRV, .65/.75/.95/1 BS2013 .65 SB/4

Joe Sykes

2006 PS, .0799 BS2006 Activated after week 16, .275/.285/.37 BS2007 CUT Post

Dave Szott

2001 1/.477 TRV, 1.227 TRMV, .477 BS

Rick Snider, Washington Times: Szott called Redskins coach Marty Schottenheimer, who needed no persuading to sign the guard to a one-year, $477,000 contract.

Barron Tanner

1999 Acquired from MIA (for 2001 6th)1999 .325 BS2000 .385 RFA tender2000 CUT Post

Darryl Tapp

2013 1/.865 TRV, .905 TRMV, .84 BS (.555 MSB)2013 .025 SB/12013 .04 NLTBE (sacks)

Michael Rothstein, ESPN: He made $865,000 last season with Washington and had a cap number of $580,000.

Jason Taylor

2008 Acquired from MIA (for 2009 2nd & 2010 6th)2008 7.5/8 BS2008-2009 .3 NLTBE

2009 CUT Pre2009 .5 RB (not paid)

Sean Taylor

2004 7/18.054715 TRV, 13.2 bonuses, .23/.305/.385/.625/.865/1.105/1.345 BS2004 7.2 SB/7/62004 .73 RB2005 4.475 OB/6/52005-2009 .15 WO2006 CBA increase BS to .4252006 .64 OB/52007 BS escalated to 1.1252007 Deceased after week 122009-2010 voidable2010 .039715 WODEION: +1.57125 in 2005-2006, -1.0475 in 2007-2009

Daryl Terrell

2003 No SB/1 after week 13, .53 BS (.45 MSB)2003 CUT Post week 13 (paid thru week 14)2003 No SB/1 after week 14, .53 BS (.45 MSB)

Devin Thomas

2008 4/4.833 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 1.574 SB/42008 .151 RB2009 .51 OB/32009 .0025 WO2010 .029 WO2010 .153 WO (incentivized)2010 .497 earned NLTBE (PTI)2010 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5, claimed by CAR)2011 .0555 WO2011 .156 WO (incentivized)DEION: +.094 in 2009-2010, -.188 in 2011

Adam Schefter, ESPN: 4 year contract for $4,833,000 with $2,732,500 guaranteed.

Phillip Thomas

2013 4/2.585204 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .425204 SB/4

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Redskins fourth-round safety Phillip Thomas' deal is worth $2.585 million, including $425,204 bonus

Randy Thomas

2003 7/27.63 TRV, .53/1/2.6/3.5/4/4.5/4.5 BS2003 7 SB/72005 2.06 SB/5 CONV2006 BS reduced from 3.5 to .71 after week 13, equiv 2.843532006 .65647 SB/5 CONV, 4/8/8/8 BS2008-2010 voidable2007 5/21 TRV, .72/5.38/1.6/3.7/3.1/4 BS2007 6 SB/62007 IR after week 142007-2012 .1 WO2008 voidable 2013 added, 4 BS2008 4.65 SB/6 CONV, voidable 4 BS added in 20132009 IR after week 22010 CUT Pre2012 voidable

Robert Thomas

2009 1/.62 TRV, .62 BS (.46 MSB)2009 CUT Post

Mario Renteria: The eighth-year professional signed a one-year, $1.3 million contract last week that can reach $1.9 million with incentives.

Brandyn Thompson

2011 4/2.100604 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .060604 SB/42011 CUT Post week 42011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 7, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 CUT Post week 82011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 8, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 CUT Post week 92011 PS, .0969 BS2011 BS raised to .375 after week 102011 Activated after week 12, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2012 CUT Post

Chris Thompson

2013 4/2.345 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .185 SB/4

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Thompson's deal is worth $2.345 million, including $185,000 bonus…

James Thrash

1997 Acquired from PHI (waivers)1997 .131/.164 BS1998 CBA increase BS to .1781671999 1/.325 TRV, .325 BS2000 .472 RFA tender2004 Acquired from PHI (for 2005 5th)2004 4/4.225 TRV, 4.425 TRMV, .66/.665/1/1.3 BS2004 .5 OB/42004-2007 .2 one-time NLTBE (recs)2005 .1 RB2007 3/2.795 TRV, 3.395 TRMV, .82/.83/.845 BS2007 .3 SB/32007-2009 .2 NLTBE2009 CUT Post

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Thrash was to have earned base salaries of $1.6 million and $2 million in the final two years of his contract. But he agreed to extend the deal in Washington and didn't exactly come away with a bonanza. He got $500,000 upfront but his base salary for '04 dropped to $660,000. The total, $1.16 million, represents a 27.5 percent cut for '04. His base in 2005 is $665,000, with a $100,000 roster bonus, or 60 percent cut from what he was scheduled to make. In the extension years, he will make $1 million (in 2006) and $1.3 million (2007), but will probably be released by then and never see that money.

Jason La Canfora, Washington Post: Thrash was set to make $1.3 million in base salary in 2007, but a portion of his salary was converted into a bonus. The team trimmed about $380,000 off of their salary cap with the move.

Burl Toler

2007 PS, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 12007 PS after week 10, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 112007 PS after week 13, .0799 BS

Ryan Torain

2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 2, .395/.48/.565 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .525/.6152011 CUT Post week 16

Lee Torrence

2006 No SB/3 after week 16, .35/.36/.445 BS2008 CUT Post week 9 (claimed by NO)2012 1/.75 TRV, .7 BS (.54 MSB)2012 CUT Post2012 .05 RB (not paid?)

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Torrence's one-year deal worth $750,000 with $50,000 roster bonus. Cap figure is $590,000 under minimum salary benefit

Morgan Trent

2012 Acquired from JAC (waivers)2012 .615 BS2012 CUT Post, injury settlement (1 game?)

Jeremiah Trotter

2002 5/21.495 TRV, .525/1.77/2.7/4.5/5/6.5/7.5 BS2002 7 SB/72003 1.24 SB/6 CONV2004 CUT Post2007-2008 voidable

Jeremy Trueblood

2013 1/.905 TRV, .84 BS (.54 MSB)2013 .065 SB/1

Jenna Laine, Sassy Side of Sports: Trueblood's one-year deal with the Redskins includes an $840,000 base salary with a $65,000 signing bonus…

Mike Jones, Washington Post: the team signed right tackle Jeremy Trueblood to a one-year deal that carried a cap hit of just $620,000.

Anthony Trucks


Justin Tryon

2008 4/2.1349 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .4299 SB/42010 Traded to IND Post (for draft pick)

Ross Tucker

2001 2/.507 TRV, .209/.298 BS

2002 CBA increase BS to .32002 CUT Post week 7 (claimed by DAL)2007 1/.635 TRV, .595 BS (.435 MSB)2007 .04 SB/1

Tom Tupa

2004 4/3.74 TRV, .76/.765/.77/.77 BS2004 .675 SB/42006 Cut PRE

Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Tupa signed a four-year, $3.74 million contract with Washington last Saturday that contained a $675,000 signing bonus.

Dan Turk

1997 2/.725 TRV, .25/.325 BS1997 .125 SB/21998 .025 RB/RepB1999 1/.45 TRV, .4 BS1999 .05 SB/1

Rick Snider, Washington Times: The 13-year veteran agreed to a two-year, $725,000 deal yesterday with the Redskins to replace snapper Trevor Matich…

AP: Turk, who had been an unrestricted free agent, agreed to a one-year, $ 400,000 contract, including a $ 50,000 signing bonus.

Matt Turk

1995 2/.43 TRV, .145/.165 BS1995 .03 SB/21995-1996 .015 RepB1995 .035 RB (3 games)1996 .025 RB (3 games)1997 5/2.78 TRV, .2/.275/.425/.5/.5 BS1997 .83 SB/51998-1999 .1 LTBE (Pro Bowl)2000 Traded to MIA Pre (for cond 2001 7th)2001 .05 RB

Richard Justice, Washington Post: they signed him to a five-year, $2.78-million contract last summer. That deal included an $830,000 signing bonus and a 1997 salary of $200,000.

Jeff Uhlenhake

1996 1/.3 TRV, .3 BS1997 3/1.55 TRV, .3/?/? BS

1997 .3 SB/31998 PUP, CUT Post week 12

David Elfin, Washington Times: Washington re-signed eight-year veteran center Jeff Uhlenhake to a three-year, $1.55 million contract, which includes a $300,000 signing bonus and counts $400,000 against this year's salary cap. Uhlenhake, who signed a one-year, $300,000 deal with the Redskins on Aug. 25, started 11 games in place of Raymer last season.

Regan Upshaw

2003 5/7.555 TRV, .655/1/1.2/1.3/1.4 BS2003 2 SB/52004 CUT Post

Kipp Vickers

1998 No SB/1 after week 12, .325 BS1999 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS2002 1/.65 TRV, .65 BS (.45 MSB)

Troy Vincent

2006 .25 SB/3 after week 6, .81/1.375/1.5 BS2007 CUT Pre2007-2008 .25 RB (not paid)

Todd Wade

2006 1/.625 TRV, .585 BS2006 .04 SB/12007 3/8.15 TRV, .72/1.78/1.95 BS2007 3.5 SB/32007-2009 .1 WO2008 CUT Post2009 voidable

Brian Walker

1996 2/.3025 TRV, .131/.164 BS1996 .0075 SB/21997 CUT Post week 6 (paid thru week 7?)

Rian Wallace

2008 1/.445 TRV, .445 BS2008 IR, .23 BS

Tyson Walter

2006 1/.585 TRV, .585 BS (.425 MSB)2006 CUT Post week 7

JD Walton

2013 Acquired from DEN after week 15 (waivers)2013 1.323 BS

James Washington

1995 3/4.5 TRV, .8/1/1.2 BS1995 1.5 SB/31996 CUT Post

Dave Sell, Washington Post: The Redskins signed Cowboys safety James Washington on Thursday to a three-year deal that gives Washington a $1.5 million signing bonus and yearly salaries of $800,000, $1 million and $1.2 million.

Marcus Washington

2004 6/25 TRV, .535/.54/1.5/4/4.425/4.5 BS2004 7 SB/62006 .915 SB/4 CONV2006 2.5 RB CONV/42009 CUT Pre

Kenny Watson

2001 2/.504 TRV, .209/.298 BS2001 .001 SB/22001 CUT Post week 52001 PS, .072 BS2002 2/.675 TRV, .3/.375 BS2003 CUT Post

Casey Weldon

1998 No SB/1 after week 3, .35 BS1999 2/? TRV, .4/? BS1999 .1 SB/22000 CUT Pre

Byron Westbrook

2007 PS, .0799 BS2008 PS, .0884 BS2009 2/.705 TRV, .31/.395 BS

2011 1/.525 TRV, .525 BS

Michael Westbrook

1995 7/15.4145 TRV, .725429/.906786/1.088143/1.2695/1.450857/1.633214/1.813571 BS1995 6.5 SB/71995 .007931 insurance policy1997 .892143 SB/6 CONV (dummy year added)1997 VOID 20021999-2000 .375 LTBE (recs)2001 BS reduced to .4772001 .35 NLTBE added (20% PT)2001 2.25 NLTBE added up to (90 recs)

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Washington also paid rookie wide receiver Michael Westbrook a $6.5 million signing bonus in the first year of his seven-year, $18.6 million contract…

Rick Snider, Washington Times: The Washington Redskins cleared $1.336 million in needed salary cap room yesterday by restructuring receiver Michael Westbrook’s contract. However, a big year by Westbrook could cost the team another $2.5 million in incentives. Westbrook lowered his salary from $1.813 million to the veteran-minimum $477,000. There’s also a $1.077 million prorated bonus from his original six-year, $18 million deal, leaving Westbrook’s cap number $1.554 million. … Westbrook has only twice exceeded his 40-catch incentive, which would give him a $250,000 bonus.

Danny Verdun-Wheeler


Manuel White

2005 4/1.81 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS2005 .425 SB/42005 IR, .135 BS2006 CUT Post

Markus White

2011 4/2.090884 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS2011 .050884 SB/42012 CUT Post2012 No SB after week 2, .465 BS (off TB PS)2012 CUT Post week 5

Pat White

2013 1/.48 TRV, .48 BS

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: White's Redskins deal: one year, $480,000, no bonus, split salary of $303,000…

Stylez G. White


Taylor Whitley


Dan Wilkinson

1998 Acquired from CIN (for 1st & 3rd)1998 3.0265 BS1998 5/21.4 TRV, 23.5 TRMV, 1.4/2.47/3.24/4.01/4.78 BS1998 5 SB/51998-2002 .1 WO1999 2.07 SB/4 CONV2000 2.8 SB/6 CONV, 5/5.5/6 voidable BS added2001 4.82 SB/6 CONV, .44/.5/3.5/4.2/4.5/5 BS2001 CBA increase BS to .5/.652003 CUT Post

AP: the Bengals got a first-round and a third-round pick for him from the Redskins.

Jody Foldesy, Washington Times: Releasing Wilkinson after June 1 would save the Redskins a much-needed $4.1 million against the [2001] cap.

Eddie Williams

2009 4/1.8085 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .0585 SB/42009 CUT Post2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 8, .31/.395/.48 BS2009 IR after week 102010 CUT Pre

David Elfin, Washington Times: Seventh-rounders Eddie Williams and Marko Mitchell received roughly $60,000 and $45,000, respectively.

Edwin Williams

2009 3/1.2 TRV, .31/.395/.48 BS2009 .015 SB/32010 CUT Post

Jamel Williams

1997 3/.578 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS1997 .087 SB/31998 CBA increase BS to .18/.3251999 CUT Post week 3

Richard Justice, Washington Post: Williams agreed to a three-year deal worth $ 578,000. Williams was the first of four fifth-round draft choices and got a deal similar to the other three. He received an $ 87,000 signing bonus and minimum base salaries of $ 131,000 this season, $ 164,000 in 1998 and $ 196,000 in 1999. The base salaries are not guaranteed.

Javarris Williams


Keiland Williams

2010 3/1.2225 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2010 .0075 SB/32010 .32 BS2010 CUT Post week 42010 PS after week 4, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 4, .32/.405/.49 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .452011 CUT Post2012 No SB/2 after week 7, .54/.63 BS2013 IR, .358 BS?2013 CUT Post, .063176 injury settlement?

Madieu Williams

2012 1/.89 TRV, .825 BS (.54 MSB)2012 .065 SB/12012 .2 BS guaranteed

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Williams' deal is $890,000 with $65,000 bonus cap figure of $605,000 under minimum salary benefit. $200,000 of salary full guaranteed

Mike Williams

2009 1/.62 TRV, .62 BS (.46 MSB)2009 IR after week 16, .31 BS (.245 MSB)2010 2/2 TRV, 2.5 TRMV, .65/.84 BS2010 .25 RB2010 .05 RB (8/1, w/WO)2010 reserve/NFI

2011 CUT Post2011 .05 RB (8/1, w/WO, not paid)2011 .01 RB/game active, equiv .162011 .5 esc possible

Roydell Williams

2009 1/.535 TRV, .535 BS2009 IR, .285 BS, CUT Post week 62010 2/1.085 TRV, .545/.64 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .6852011 CUT Post

Trent Williams

2010 6/60 TRV, 36.75 gteed, 2.398/2.9975/3.597/4.1965/4.796/5.3995 BS2010 3 SB/62010 BS guaranteed2011 BS escalated to 7.852/11/5/7.25/10.252011 7.5 LTBE RB OATSB/5 (PTI, fully gteed, incentive in subsequent years)2011-2013 BS guaranteed2011 suspended 4 games (weeks 14-17, substance abuse policy)2012-2015 -.014802 SB payback?2012-2013 1 RepB (incentivized)2014 1.75 RepB (incentivized)2015 2 RepB (incentivized)

J.I. Halsell, FO: 6/60, 55.3% in first 3, 5.4 in 1, 0.0 second-year bonus, 26.4 GAS, 26.4 POG, 20.6 G1TB (36.5% lump), 36.8 P1TG

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Williams signed a six-year, $60 million contract on July 30. Williams' contract included $36.75 million in guarantees, and included a $3 million signing bonus and a $2.398 million base salary in 2010.

Joel Corry, NFP: $13,985,198 [2012 cap hit]

Bobby Wilson

1994 3/4.5 TRV, .8/1.45/1.6 BS1994 .65 SB/31996 Retired Pre

David Elfin, Washington Times: Two years ago, Bobby Wilson had shown the Redskins enough flashes at defensive tackle to earn a three-year, $4.5 million deal when he could have been re-signed for one year at $650,000… Wilson, who's due to earn $1.82 million this season, will be cut as soon as the club needs the room… The club would still owe Wilson $216,700 in bonus money.

Bryan Wilson

2008 3/1.117 TRV, .295/.385/.475 BS2008 .002 SB/32008 CUT Post

Josh Buchanon, NFLDraftBible.com: the Washington Redskins signed LB Bryan Wilson to a three-year deal with a $2,000 signing bonus.

Chris Wilson

2007 3/1.115 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2010 1.684 RFA tender2012 .7 BS (.54 MSB?)

Brandon Winey

2003 .3/.38 BS2004 CUT Post

Chris Wilson

2007 .285/.37/.46 BS

Josh Wilson

2011 3/13.5 TRV, 2/3.4/3.9 BS2011 4 SB/32011 BS guaranteed2012 .1 WO2013 .1 WO (removed)2013 BS reduced to 22013 .5 NLTBE added

Adam Schefter, ESPN: Former Ravens CB Josh Wilson reached agreement with Redskins on a 3-year, $13.5 million deal, including $6 million guaranteed.

Zac Boyer, Free Lance-Star: Wilson, 28, originally was set to count for $5.33 million against the cap in 2013, the final season of a three-year contract. With the restructure, he’ll make a base salary of just $2 million and can make up to $1.3 million more through bonuses.

Mike Florio, PFT: Wilson agreed to a no-strings-attached $2 million pay cut. He was due to earn a base salary of $3.9 million and a workout bonus of $100,000. Now, he’ll make a base salary (non-guaranteed) of $2 million. Wilson also can earn up to $500,000 in incentives based on playing time and individual/team performance.

Mark Wilson

2004 3/1.0376 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS

2004 .1176 SB/32005 Cut POST

Andre’ Woodson


Doug Worthington

2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 15, .375/.39/.48 BS2012 CUT Post2012 PS, .0969 BS2012 Activated after week 2, .39/.48 BS

Kenny Wright

2006 1/.75 TRV, .71 BS (.425 MSB)2006 .04 SB/1

Toby Wright

1999 No SB/1 after week 3, .4 BS1999 CUT Post week 7

Danny Wuerffel

2002 Acquired from CHI (for Jerry DeLoach)2002 .525 BS2002 .025 RB

Frank Wycheck

1993 2/.265 TRV, .1/.135 BS1993 .03 SB/21995 1/.178 TRV, .178 BS1995 CUT Post (claimed by TEN)

Renaldo Wynn

2002 6/19.025 TRV, .525/1.5/2/3.5/4/4 BS2002 3.5 SB/62005 3/7.5 TRV, 7.8 TRMV, .665/1/2 BS2005 2.835 SB/32006 .5 RB2006-2007 .15 esc possible2007 .5 RB (not paid)

2007 1/1.25, 3.05 TRMV, .85 BS2007 .4 SB/12007 1.8 NLTBE (PT, sacks)2007 CUT Post2009 1/.895 TRV, .845 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .03 SB/12009 .02 RB (week 1 53-man)2009 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5)2009 No SB/1 after week 5, .845 BS (.46 MSB)2009 CUT Post week 5 (paid through week 6)2009 No SB/1 after week 6, .845 BS (.46 MSB)

Elfin: Wynn has restructured his contract [in 2007], saving the Redskins $1.52 million in cap space.

Brougham: He received a $50,000 signing bonus [in 2009].

Todd Yoder

2006 No SB/1 after week 1, .585 BS2006 3/2.475 TRV, .625/.73/.77 BS2006 .35 SB/3

Darrel Young

2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 CUT Post week 2 (paid thru week 3)2010 3/1.215 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542013 3/3.9 TRV, 6.15 TRMV, .63/.875/1.025 BS2013 1 SB/32013 .02 WO2013-2015 .75 NLTBE2014-2015 .05 WO2014-2015 .0078125 RB/game active (equiv .125)

Mike Jones, Washington Post: Young’s contract includes a $1 million signing bonus and, including incentives, could earn him up to $6.2 million over three seasons.

Joe Zelenka

2000 Acquired from SF (for cond 2001 7th)2000 .275/.358 BS2001 CBA increase BS to .3892001 CUT Pre

Peppi Zellner

2003 1/.555 TRV, .53 BS (.45 MSB)2003 .025 SB/1

Chris Zorich


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