2012 10/28 w7
All 2011
All 2010 (verified)
All 2009 (verified)
Kenneth Acker
2014 4/2.3406 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .1206 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.340 million, including $120,600 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $450,150.
Anthony Adams
2003 4/2.515 TRV, 4.94 TRMV, .225/.305/.38/.46/.545
2003 1.145 SB/5
2003 .325 NLTBE (rookie honors)
2003-2007 .525 NLTBE (Pro Bowl, sacks, honors)
2006 CBA increase BS to .5
2006 VOID 2007
2006 5.525 dummy LTBE added
Phillip Adams
2010 4/1.847848 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .057848 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .45
2011 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Adams, who signed a four-year contract with only his $57,848
signing bonus guaranteed…
Chidi Ahanotu
2003 1/.78 TRV, .755 BS (.45 MSB)
2003 .025 SB/1
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: The 10-year NFL veteran was signed Thursday to a league minimum
veteran's contract, which will pay him $755,000 with a $25,000 signing bonus. If Ahanotu makes
the team, his one-year deal will count $450,000 against the 49ers' salary cap.
David Akers
2011 3/9 TRV, 1.3/3/3 BS
2011 1.7 SB/3
2011-2013 .05 LTBE (Pro Bowl)
2012 1.3 BS guaranteed (injury only)
2013 CUT Pre
Andy Schwartz/Reuben Frank/Joe McIntyre, CSN Philly: Akers got $9 million over three years,
with base salaries of $1.3 million this year and $3 million in 2012 and 2013. He also got a $1.7
million signing bonus and has $50,000 Pro Bowl bonuses each year.
Zac Alcorn
2007 PS after week 1, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 12
Larry Allen
2006 2/8.4 TRV, 1/2.6 BS
2006 4 SB/2
2006 .4 RB
2006-2007 .1 WO
2007 .2 RB
2007 .2 SB/1 added
Otis Amey
2005 2/.545 TRV, .23/.31 BS
2005 .005 SB/2
2006 CUT Post
Gary Anderson
1997 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS
Marques Anderson
2005 No SB/1 after week 13, .455 BS
Shane Andrus
2009 No SB/1 after week 16, .31 BS
2010 No SB after week 10, .395 BS
2010 CUT Post week 12
Mark Anelli
AP: Anelli signed for $961,000 with a $56,000 bonus…
Antonio Armstrong
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Armstrong, the sixth round pick, signed a two-year deal at $290,000
with $120,000 paid this year and a $20,000 signing bonus.
Tom Ashworth
2001 2/.509 TRV, .209/.298 BS
2001 .002 SB/2
2001 CUT Post
Nnamdi Asomugha
2013 1/1.35 TRV, 3 TRMV, 1 BS
2013 .025 WO
2013 .225 RB (53-man week 1?)
2013 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1)
2013 .425 LTBE
2013 1.225 NLTBE
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: $1.35 million salary $225,000 53-man roster bonus, $6,250 roster
bonus per game active, $25,000 workout bonus… Asomugha has $1.225 million incentive total
based on playing time, Pro Bowl, being All-Pro, interceptions, team making playoffs… salary-cap
figure: $1.775 million…
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $1.65 million in incentives, $1.225 million of which are not-likelyto-be-earned…
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: his salary cap figure is $1.775 million. Asomugha's one-year
contract consists of a $1 million base salary and a $225,000 roster bonus, if he is on the 53-man
roster for one game. He can make up to $100,000 total in per-game roster bonuses. Asomugha
has a $25,000 offseason workout bonus. And he can make an additional $1.65 million in
incentives based on playing time, interceptions, playoffs and postseason honors.
Baraka Atkins
2009 No SB after week 13, .46 BS
2009 CUT Post week 15
David Baas
2005 5/5.25 TRV, 7.45 TRMV, .235/.340625/.449375/.558125/.666875 BS
2005 2 SB/5
2005 .2 RB
2006 .8 OB/4
2006 CBA increase BS to .35
2010 1.226 RFA tender (3rd)
Mike Florio, PFT: the first pick in round two, 49ers center David Baas, was paid a $2 million
dollar bonus on a five-year deal. Baas also received a $200,000 roster bonus in 2005 and an
$800,000 option bonus in 2006, pushing the total bonus money to $3 million… Baas can pump
up to $2.2 million into his 2009 salary via a complex formula based on playing time and other
qualifiers.
Billy Bajema
2005 3/.9536 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .0286 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435
2008 .927 RFA tender
Jason Baker
2001 .209/.3 BS
2002 CUT Post week 12
Lewis Baker
2008 2/.6805 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .0005 SB/2
2008 CUT Post, .035294 injury settlement
Eric Bakhtiari
2008 PS after week 5, .0884 BS
2010 PS after week 4, .0884 BS
2010 CUT Post week 9
2012 No SB after week 2, .465 BS
2012 CUT Post week 5
Jonathan Baldwin
2013 Acquired from KC (for AJ Jenkins)
2013 1.06151/1.274765 BS
2013 BS guaranteed
2014 .13 WO (not paid)
2014 1/.645 TRV, 1.4 TRMV, .645 BS
2014 .255 NLTBE (up to 65 recs)
2014 .25 NLTBE (up to 800 yds)
2014 .25 NLTBE (up to 80% PT)
2014 CUT Post (claimed by DET)
Field Yates, ESPN: 49ers WR Jon Baldwin has reworked his contract. Base salary in 2014 is now
$645k (down from $1.4M). $755 available in incentives.
Baldwin needs to play 80% of the snaps, catch 65 passes and surpass 800 yards to earn $1.4M.
All unlikely. Maximum incentives are: $255k for 65+ receptions, $250k for 800+ yards, $250k for
80% PT.
Kentwan Balmer
2008 5/8.505 TRV, 11.305 TRMV, .295/.385/.583/.622/.7 BS
2008 1.6 SB/5
2008 .498 RB
2008 .1 NLTBE (RotY)
2008-2009 BS guaranteed
2008-2012 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2009 2.425 OB/4
2009-2012 .0625 WO (incentivized, rolls over, not earned in 2009-2010)
2009 IR after week 13
2010 Traded to SEA Post (for 2011 6th)
2010 .797 LTBE RB (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)
2011 CUT Post
2011 .08 RB (week 2)
2011 .005 RB/game active after week 2 (equiv .07)
2012 .102 RB (week 2)
2012 .007 RB/game active after week 2 (equiv .098)
2012 2.2 esc possible
DEION: +.20575 in 2009-2010, -.20575 in 2011-2012
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Balmer was to receive a $797,000 NLTBE roster bonus in
2010.
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Seattle is now responsible for nearly $800,000 in
guaranteed base salaries in Balmer's contract, including his $583,000 2010 base salary and
$214,000 of Balmer's $622,000 base salary in 2011. According to a league source, in addition to
the base salary guarantees, Balmer has a maximum of $350,000 in roster bonuses due in 201112, and can earn up to $250,000 in workout bonuses in the final two seasons of his contract.
Through playing time and performance incentives, Balmer can increase his $700,000 base salary
in 2012 by a maximum of $500,000.
Mike Florio, PFT: Balmer paid $80,000 back to the Niners in order to facilitate the trade. That
number represents 25 percent of the 2010 portion of his $1.6 million signing bonus.
Brian McIntyre, Tacoma News-Tribune: Balmer is entering the fourth year of his five-year rookie
deal, and in addition to a non-guaranteed $622,000 base salary, has in-season roster bonuses
totaling $150,000.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $1,646,750.00 [dead money in 2011]
Mike Balogun
2010 .32/.405 BS
2010 .00425 SB/2
2010 .00325 RB?
2010 CUT Post
Tully Banta-Cain
2007 3/8.925 TRV, 12.225 TRMV, .6/2.2/2.475 BS
2007 2.9 SB/3
2007 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2007 .05 WO
2008-2009 .1 WO
2008-2009 1.65 esc possible
2008 BS reduced to 1/1.275
2008 .2 LTBE added (PT)
2008 1 NLTBE added (PT)
2009 CUT Pre
2009 .5 NLTBE added (PT, sacks)
Roy Barker
1996 4/7 TRV, .55/1.15/1.35/1.85 BS
1996 1.8 SB/4
1997 1/4.4 TRV ext, .25/1.35/1.85/2.4 BS
1997 .9 SB/4
1998 .3 RepB
1999 Traded to CLE (w/Irv Smith for nothing)
2000 2 RB
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Barker, a strong-side defensive end from the Minnesota Vikings, a fouryear, $7 million contract over the weekend… A source familiar with Barker's deal said the 49ers
would pay him a signing bonus of $1.8 million and a first-year salary of $550,000.
AP: Barker was acquired from the San Francisco 49ers earlier this year via trade and was in the
final year of his deal making $1.85 million this year.
Kevan Barlow
2001 3/1.369 TRV, .209/.3/.389 BS
2001 .473 SB/3
2002 CBA increase BS to .3
2004 5/20.005 TRV, 22.505 TRMV, .455/1.545/2.5/3.25/4 BS
2004 1.5 SB/5
2004 .0722 OATSB/5
2004 .0964 RB
2004-2008 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl, escalates by .1 per Pro Bowl)
2005 6.5 OB/4
2005 .0864 RB
2006 Traded to NYJ Post (for 2007 4th)
2007 .25 esc possible
2008 .75 esc possible
Craig Massei, Scout.com: The Niners essentially had no choice but to pay Barlow the second half
of the two-tiered bonus on the five-year, $20 million contract Barlow inked with the team last
February… he received $1.5 million when he signed last year – the writing in his contract
guaranteed him $8 million of that deal… it was a safety measure written into to his contract to
ensure that he’d get the $6.5 million now – or significantly more later.
Harris Barton
1987 3/1.1 TRV, .15/.2/.25 BS
1987 .5 SB/3
1990 1/.552 TRV, .53 BS
1990 .032 RB
1991 3/2.63 TRV, .725/.825/.96 BS
1991-1993 .04 RB
1993 5/10.365 TRV, 2.5/1.75/1.625/1.625/1.75 BS
1993 BS raised to 14.82 after week 16 (of 18), equiv 2.5
1993 1.115 SB/5 (1.04755 MSB)
1996 2/5 TRV ext, .875/1.75/2.5/2.5 BS
1996 .75 SB/4
1997 .75 SB/6 CONV (.734502 PV), .25/.3/1/.87/.87/.87/.87 BS
1997 BS reduced to .25
1997 IR after week 9, .106 BS
1998 6/4.85 TRV, .3/1/.87/.87/.87/.87 BS
1998 .07 SB/6
1999 BS reduced to .4
1999 CUT Post
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Policy announced the contracts as five-year deals worth $10.35 million
apiece, but that includes $975,000 each player was scheduled to make in 1993. About $2.6
million of the $9.375 million in new money is structured as a retroactive raise for 1993 to help
the 49ers meet the salary cap that goes into effect next year.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: it provides a sliding scale of bonus payments based on how much he
plays. Barton had been scheduled to earn $300,000 this year… The 49ers considered forcing
Barton into retirement a year ago, but he agreed to take a $750,000 salary cut for 1997.
Kirk Barton
2008 Acquired from MIA after week 6 (waivers)
2008 .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 CUT Post week 9
2009 PS after week 8, .0884 BS
Arnaz Battle
2003 3/.968 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS
2003 .058 SB/3
2005 4/7.05 TRV ext, 10.85 TRMV, .46/1.2/1.34/1.49 BS
2005 .2 SB/5
2006 2.36 OB/4
2006 CBA increase BS to .5
2006 .95 NLTBE
2007 .1 RB added
2007-2008 .1 LTBE
2007-2008 .85 NLTBE
2008 IR after week 14
2009 .95 NLTBE
Sanjay Beach
1993 No SB after week 8 (of 18), .15 BS
Fred Beasley
1998 3/.586 TRV, .144/.18/.216 BS
1998 .046 SB/3
1999 CBA increase BS to .25/.358
2001 1.115 RFA tender
2002 4/6.075 TRV, .525/.95/1.4/1.5 BS
2002 1.4 SB/4
2002-2005 .35 NLTBE
2003 .42 SB/3 CONV
2004 .865 SB/2 CONV
2005 .3 RB
John Crumpacker, SF Examiner: Beasley was not rewarded nearly as well. His deal is for three
years with a value of $600,000, including a $46,000 signing bonus.
AP: Beasley [will be paid] $1.115 million this season [2001].
Cam Inman, Contra Costa Times: Beasley, who landed a four-year, $6.075 million contract with a
$1.4 million signing bonus…
Chase Beeler
2011 3/1.4 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .005 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
2011 PS, .0969 BS
2011 CUT Post week 5
2011 PS after week 6, .0969 BS
Tyler Beiler
2011 3/1.4025 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .0075 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
Cameron Bell
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .001 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
Jacob Bender
2008 No SB/2 after week 11, .37/.46 BS
2009 CUT Post
Antoine Bethea
2014 4/21 TRV, 21.75 TRMV, 1.25/3/4.5/5.25 BS
2014 5 SB/4
2014-2017 .1 WO
2014-2017 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)
2014 BS guaranteed
2015 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2015-2017 .25 esc possible
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Bethea’s four-year, $21 million contract will count $3 million
against the team’s salary cap this season… Bethea, who spent his first eight NFL seasons with
the Indianapolis Colts, received a $5 million signing bonus and his entire $1.25 million base
salary for 2014 is guaranteed. He is also in line to collect $400,000 every season in per-game
roster bonuses of $25,000 for every game in which he is on the active 46-man roster. Bethea can
also make $100,000 every season in workout bonuses… If Bethea is on the 49ers’ roster on April
1, 2015, his entire second-year salary of $3 million also becomes fully guaranteed, the source
said. He is scheduled for non-guaranteed salaries of $4.5 million in 2016 and $5.25 million in
2017. Bethea can also make up to $250,000 in escalators in each of the final three years of the
deal if he reaches certain levels of play time, interceptions, along with playoffs or Pro Bowl
appearances.
Darnell Bing
2007 PS, .0799 BS
Larry Birdine
2008 PS after week 1, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 4
Desmond Bishop
2015 1/.87 TRV, .87 BS (.585 MSB)
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Desmond Bishop one-year 49ers deal: $870,000, cap is $585,000 on
minimum salary benefit…
Dre’ Bly
2009 1/.865 TRV, .845 BS (.46 MSB)
2009 .02 RB
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Bly signed a one-year
deal worth $845,000, the minimum amount for a player with 10 years experience.
Colby Bockwoldt
2007 1/? TRV, .51 BS
2007 .04 SB/1?
2007 CUT Post
Dontavia Bogan
2011 3/1.4025 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .0075 SB/3
2011 .02 BS guaranteed
2011 IR, .258 BS
2012 CUT Pre
Anquan Boldin
2013 Acquired from BAL (for 6th)
2013 6 BS
2014 2/12 TRV, .955/5.5/1.2/1.2/1.2 BS
2014 4.545 SB/5
2014 BS guaranteed
2014-2015 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2015 3 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2016-2018 voidable
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Boldin actually signed a five-year contract through the 2018
season, but the deal voids to the widely reported two-year, $12 million contract… Boldin
received a $4.545 million signing bonus with a first-year guaranteed base salary of $955,000. He
is scheduled to earn $5.5 million in base salary in 2015 with $3 million guaranteed. The deal
includes $8.5 million in guarantees. During the 2014 and ’15 seasons, Boldin will earn $31,250
for every regular-season game he suits. Those per-game roster bonuses could total as much as
$500,000 both seasons.
Mike Florio, PFT: Another $3 million in 2015 base salary is guaranteed for injury only until April 1
of 2015. At that point, it becomes fully guaranteed.
Steve Bono
Jarrett Bell, USA Today: Bono was re-signed to a three-year, $5.148 million contract. Bono's deal
includes a $750,000 bonus to sign and report, and salaries of $1.5 million, $1.3 million and $1.1
million.
John Booker
2008 2/.6805 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .0005 SB/2
2008 CUT Post
Alex Boone
2009 2/.715 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .001 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2010 2/.725 TRV, .32/.405 BS
2011 CBA Increase BS to .45
2011 4/6.94 TRV ext, .54/.95/.95/1.2 BS
2011 1.7 SB/5
2012-2015 .05 WO
2013 .6 RB (some per game?)
2014-2015 .4 RB (some per game?)
Joel Corry, NFP: He signed a four-year contract extension late last season averaging $1.635
million per year (with $2.64 million in guarantees and up to $2.1 million in escalators) that keeps
him under contract through the 2015 season.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Boone's deal includes four new years with nearly $7 million of new
money, including $2.24 million guaranteed. He received a $1.7 million signing bonus when he
signed the deal. The deal runs through the 2015 season. Boone (6-8, 300) is making $450,000
this season. Next year, he is scheduled to make $540,000 in base pay. In 2013, Boone will earn
$950,000 ($540,000 of which is guaranteed) with up to $600,000 available in roster bonuses. In
2014, his base salary is $950,000 with $400,000 available in roster bonuses. And in the final year
of his deal, Boone is scheduled to make $1.2 million in base salary with another $400,000
possible in roster bonuses. Boone can earn $50,000 in workout bonuses each season.
Joel Corry, CBS Sports: Boone, who saw his draft stock plummet in 2009 because of alcohol
problems, signed a four-year contract extension late in the 2011 season averaging $1.635
million per year (with $2.64 million in guarantees and up to $2.1 million in escalators) as a
reserve offensive lineman.
Chris Borland
2014 4/2.927436 TRV, .42/.53/.62/.71 BS
2014 .617436 SB/4
2015-2017 .01 WO
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2,897 million, including $617,436 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $574,359.
Navorro Bowman
2010 4/2.492248 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .702248 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.63
2012 5/45.25 TRV ext, 4/4.7/5.85/6.75/8.7/1 BS
2012 7.5 SB/7/5
2012 BS guaranteed
2013 4 OB/6/5
2013-2015 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2014 3.27 SB/5 CONV
2014-2018 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)
2016 4.17 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2019 voidable
Joel Corry, NFP: Bowman’s four-year rookie deal worth $2,492,298 (including a $702,248 signing
bonus) expires after the 2013 season.
Albert Breer, NFL.com: Bowman's new deal is worth $45.25 million in new money over its five
years. $25.5 million of that is guaranteed.
Mike Florio, PFT: the deal that Bowman accepted includes less than $8 million in fullyguaranteed money, via a $7.5 million signing bonus and the balance of his $540,000 base salary
for 2012. But the deal contains millions more in salary guaranteed for injury only, for now. In
2013, a $4 million option bonus is due to Bowman; it’s fully guaranteed for now. Ditto for
Bowman’s $630,000 base salary in 2013. The salary becomes fully guaranteed at the start of the
2013 league year. In 2014, Bowman has a $4 million base salary, which is guaranted for injury,
for now. It becomes fully guaranteed at the start of the 2014 league year. He also can earn pergame active roster bonuses that total, if all earned, $750,000. In 2015, Bowman’s base salary is
$4.7 million. Again, it’s guaranteed for now for injury only. It becomes fully guaranteed at the
start of the 2015 league year. Bowman also has the per-game roster bonuses that total
$750,000. In 2016, the base salary is $5.85 million. $4.17 million of it is guaranteed for injury
only for now; it becomes fully guaranteed at the start of the 2016 league year. Bowman once
again has the per-game roster bonuses that total $750,000. In 2017, Bowman’s base salary is
$6.75 million, non-guaranteed, with the per-game roster bonuses that total $750,000. In 2018,
the salary pushes to $8.7 million, with the per-game roster bonuses that total $750,000.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Because of his signing bonus, Bowman's 2012 cap figure
immediately rose from $717,887 to $2.217 million, the source said.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: The 49ers converted $3.27 million of Bowman’s scheduled base
salary for 2014 into an up-front signing bonus that can be spread over the course of his contract.
Bowman is signed through 2018. As a result, Bowman’s salary cap figure for 2014 drops from
$7.05 million to $4.434 million.
Mark Bradford
2008 PS after week 10, .0884 BS
CJ Brewer
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2007 2/.655 TRV, .285/.37 BS
2007 IR, .19 BS
2008 BS reduced to .295
2008 CUT Pre
Doug Brien
1994 2/.367 TRV, .108/.135 BS
1994 .124 SB/2
1995 CBA increase BS to .149
1995 CUT Post week 7
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Brien got two years and a total of $497,000, assuming he collects on a
relatively easy $130,000 incentive bonus. The deal includes a $124,000 signing bonus and
salaries of $108,000 this year and $135,000 in 1995. For salary-cap purposes, $170,000 will
count in 1994.
Diyral Briggs
2009 2/.712 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .007 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 Activated after week 7, .31/.395 BS
2010 CUT Post week 2
Tramaine Brock
2010 2/.7255 TRV, .32/.405 BS
2010 .0005 SB/2
2010 CUT Post week 1
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 1, .32/.405 BS
2010 CUT Post week 5
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 7, .32/.405 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .45
2012 1/.54 TRV, .54 BS
2013 1.323 RFA tender
2013 4/14 TRV, 16 TRMV, .8/1.85/2.7/3.1 BS
2013 3.75 SB/5
2014 BS guaranteed
2014-2017 .13 WO
2014-2017 .02 RB/game active (equiv .32)
2014-2017 .5 NLTBE (PT, ints)
2015 BS guaranteed (vests)
Jason Hurley, NinerCapHell.com: a $3.75 million signing bonus, along with yearly $320,000
roster bonuses, tied into the 46-man active gameday roster, and yearly $130,000 workout
bonuses. He also has playing time incentives. His base salaries are, $800,000(2014), $1.85
million(2015), $2.7 million(2016), $3.1 million(2017). His $1.323 million base salary stays the
same for 2013. His $800,000 2014 base salary is guaranteed. His cap numbers are as follows.
2014- $2 million 2015- $3.05 million 2016- $3.9 million 2017- $4.3 million Update: Brock’s 2015
base salary becomes guaranteed on April 1st, 2015, as long as he is on the 49ers roster. And his
incentives are $250,000 for 60% playing time and/or 6 INTs, and an additional
$250,000($500,000 in total) for 80% playing time and/or 6 INTs.
Ahmad Brooks
2008 Acquired from CIN (waivers)
2008 .445/.53 BS
2008 CUT Post week 12 (paid thru week 13)
2008 No SB/2 after week 13, .445/.535 BS
2010 1.759 RFA tender
2010 2/4.25 TRV, .9/1.2 BS
2010 1.85 SB/2
2011 .1 WO
2011 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, .1875 LTBE, earned .2)
2012 6/42 TRV, 44.5 TRMV, .75/4.3/5.15/6/6.5/6.95 BS
2012 7.5 SB/6/5
2012 BS guaranteed
2012 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2012-2017 .1 WO
2013 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2013-2017 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)
2013-2017 .5 esc possible
2013 BS de-esc to 2.7 (addl .9 de-esc possible)
2014-2017 2.5 de-esc possible
2014 4.95 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: the two year deal reached between Ahmad Brooks and the 49ers
was worth a total of $4.225 million dollars. It includes a signing bonus of $1.85 million, and a
2011 roster bonus of $175,000.
Mike Sando, ESPN: Brooks signed a two-year deal featuring a $1.85 million signing bonus with
base salaries of $900,000 and $1.2 million, with another $275,000 in bonuses available in 2011.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Brooks will count $2.85 million against the 49ers' salary cap this
year after signing a six-year, $37 million contract extension this week, a league source told
CSNBayArea.com. Brooks' deal, which 49ers chief negotiator Paraag Marathe worked out with
agent Greg Williams, includes $17.5 million in guarantees, including a $7.5 million signing bonus.
Williams told the San Jose Mercury News this week that the contract is worth $44.5 million. That
figure is believed to be the maximum if Brooks attains every escalator and incentive.
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Mac's Football Blog has obtained the details of Brooks'
contract which, at the time of signing, includes $8.25 million in fully guaranteed money and
$9.25 million that is guaranteed for injury only.
As Maiocco initially reported, Brooks received a $7.5 million signing bonus. The other portion of
the deal that is fully guaranteed is a $750,000 base salary for the 2012 season. Along with
$500,000 in per game roster bonuses ($31,250) and a $100,000 workout bonus…
In 2013, Brooks is due a $4.3 million base salary that is currently guaranteed for injury only and
will become guaranteed for skill and cap if Brooks is on the roster on April 1, 2013. Brooks' base
salary and the base salary guarantee could be reduced by $2.5 million, with the de-escalation
tied to his 2012 sacks. Brooks could also increase his base salary by $500,000, as is the case in
each year of his contract. Brooks has $750,000 in per game roster bonuses ($46,875 per) and a
$100,000 workout bonus for a 2013 cap number of $4.3 million. Brooks is scheduled to receive
a $5.15 million base salary in 2014, of which $4.95 million is guaranteed for injury only at the
time of signing. If Brooks' 2013 salary is decreased, the full amount of the 2014 salary ($5.15
million) will be guaranteed for injury only. If Brooks is on the roster on April 1, 2014, his base
salary will become guaranteed for skill and cap. Like the season before, Brooks' 2014 base salary
and base salary guarantee could decrease by $2.5 million, which is tied to the previous season's
sack totals, or increase by $500,000
In each year of the contract, Brooks can void all de-escalators if the 49ers win 12 games, plays in
the NFC Championship Game and Brooks has a playing-time percentage of over 93 percent.
Beginning in 2014, Brooks can void the de-escalators in his contract by having two prior seasons
with 12 sacks. The rest of Brooks' contract contains base salaries of $6 million (2015), $6.5
million (2016) and $6.95 million (2017). Portions of Brooks' 2015 base salary could become
guaranteed if there are reductions to his 2013 or 2014 salary guaranteed. Brooks has $750,000
in per game roster bonuses and $100,000 workout bonuses in each of those seasons, as well.
Dennis Brown
1990 3/1.015 TRV, .175/.21/.25 BS
1990 .275 SB/3
1990-1992 .01 RepB
1990-1992 .025 RB
1993 4/4.8 TRV, 1.45/1/1/.95 BS
1993 .1 RepB
1994 CUT Post
1994-1996 .1 RepB (not paid)
1994 .15 LTBE (15 starts)
1994 4/4 TRV, .2/.55/.95/1.5 BS
1994 .8 SB/4
1996 CUT Pre
1996 1/.28 TRV, .28 BS
Gary Brown
1998 1/.2775 TRV, .275 BS
1998 .0025 SB/1
1998 CUT Post week 4
1998 No SB/1 after week 4, .275 BS
1998 CUT Post week 5
Jarrett Brown
2010 2/.735 TRV, .32/.405 BS
2010 .0032 SB/2
2010 .0028 RB
2010 CUT Post
2010 .004 RB (53-man week 1, not paid)
Kourtnei Brown
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .003 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
2012 CUT Post, injury settlement (2 weeks?)
Ray Brown
1996 5/10 TRV, .45/1.275/1.025/1.25/1.75 BS
1996 2.75 SB/5
1996 BS reduced to .196 after week 10, equiv .345412
1996 .105 SB/6 CONV (1.75 BS added)
1997 1/2.4 TRV ext, .225/1.025/1.25/1.75/1.75/1.9 BS
1997 1.05 SB/6
1998 .5 SB/5 CONV
1998 .5 RB CONV/5
1999-2000 .5 RB removed in 1999 extension
1999 1/2.85 TRV ext, .5/2.25/1.75/1.9/2.1 BS
1999 1.5 SB/5
2000 2/5.8 TRV ext, .44/1.75/1.9/2.1/2.3/2.5 BS
2000 1.81 SB/6
2001 .5 RB removed in 2001 extension
2001 1/3.2 TRV ext, .477/1.9/2.1/2.3/2.5/2.7 BS
2001 1.773 SB/6
2002 BS reduced to .75
2002 .1 RB (reduced from .5)
2002 CUT Post
2003-2006 .5 RB (not paid)
Hank Gola, NY Daily News: The 49ers can't have that much cap room, however, after signing
Redskins guard Ray Brown to a five-year, $10 million deal that includes a $2.75 million bonus
and $450,000 in first-year salary.
Dave Sell, Washington Post: His deal with San Francisco pays a $2.75 million signing bonus and
salaries of $450,000 (1996), $1,275,000 (1997), $1,025,000 (1998), $1,250,000 (1999) and
$1,750,000 (2000). It's less likely he'll see the last two seasons of the deal. But there are
$500,000 reporting bonuses due on March 15 of 1998, 1999 and 2000.
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: The 49ers freed up some room under the salary cap yesterday by
restructuring the contract of guard Ray Brown, saving the team $1.2 million, according to his
agent Steve Baker. Brown will earn $2 million next season, and the team still looks at him as its
starting starting left guard, Baker said. He receives a $1.5 million signing bonus as part of a fiveyear deal but the overall package reduces his salary-cap liability from $2.9 million to $1.7 million
against the 49ers' [1999] cap.
Clark Judge, San Jose Mercury News: Brown, 37, agreed to a contract that will reduce his cap
figure by $1.5 million, agent Steve Baker said. In exchange for dropping his salary this season
from $1.75 million to $440,000, Brown gained a $1.81 million signing bonus and two more years
on the deal. He is signed through 2005.
Tarell Brown
2007 4/1.842 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .177 SB/4
2009 3/7.2 TRV ext, 9.2 TRMV, .8/.85/.925 BS
2009 2.036562 SB/5
2009 BS increased to 1.378 after week 7 (equiv 1)
2010 .423438 RB
2011-2013 .075 WO (not earned 2013)
2011 .0265625 RB/game active (equiv .425)
2012 .0296875 RB/game active (equiv .475)
2013 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .5 LTBE, earned .40625)
2013 BS escalated to 2.925, voided by insufficient WO
2013 .3 SB/1 added
Matt Maiocco, CNS Bay Area: Brown, Tarell CB (current) $1,680,750.00 [2011 cap hit]
Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Cornerback Tarell Brown had triggered a $2 million escalator to
his 2013 base salary and was scheduled to earn $2.925 million in the final year of his contract.
However, since Brown opted to do his offseason training at his home in Texas, instead of
participating in the 49ers' workout program in Santa Clara, Calif., that escalator has voided and
his base salary has returned to his original $925,000, a source with knowledge of Brown's
contract details confirmed to "Shutdown Corner". Brown was also scheduled to receive a
$75,000 workout bonus, but that has vanished, as well.
Jason La Canfora, CBS Sports: Cornerback Tarell Brown has received a $300,000 bonus from the
49ers. Brown missed out on a $2 million workout bonus last offseason, but was recently
compensated by the team to help make up for his mistake.
Tony Brown
2004 Acquired from MIA (waivers)
2004 .305 BS
2005 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS
2005 CUT Post
Isaac Bruce
2008 2/5.5 TRV, 1.975/1.475 BS
2008 1 SB/2
2008 1 RB
2008-2009 .025 WO (not earned in 2010?)
2009 2/? TRV, 1.725/? BS
2009 .275 SB/2?
2010 Traded to STL Post (for cond pick, not met)
Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: 2 years, $5.5 million, $1 million signing bonus…
Antonio Bryant
2006 4/13.9 TRV, 15.4 TRMV, 1.25/1.25/2.75/3 BS
2006 4 SB/4
2006 .078125 RB/game on roster/IR (equiv 1.25)
2006 Suspended 2 games (weeks 16-17, substance abuse policy)
2006-2009 .1 WO
2007 CUT Pre
2007 Suspended 2 games (weeks 1-2, substance abuse policy)
2007-2009 .5 NLTBE (recs, yds)
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Bryant has anger-management problems and seven
drops in '05, but had no trouble locating $13.9 million over four years ($5.25 million in bonuses).
Scout.com: The 49ers signed Bryant to a four-year, $13.9 million deal in the offseason with a $4
million signing bonus.
Junior Bryant
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Junior Bryant, another defensive line reserve, signed a three- year
contract with a $300,000 signing bonus and base salaries of $200,000, $300,000 and $400,000.
Curtis Buckley
1996 4/1.5 TRV, .2/.275/.325/.4 BS
1996 .3 SB/4
1998 CUT Post week 10 (claimed by NYG)
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Buckley agreed to a four-year, $1.4 million deal, including a $300,000
signing bonus and $200,000 in first-year salary.
Brentson Buckner
1998 1/.25 TRV, .225 BS
1998 .005 SB/1
1998 .02 LTBE (weight clause)
1998 .05 LTBE (45% PT)
1999 1/.45 TRV, .4 BS
1999 .05 SB/1
2000 1/.44 TRV, .44 BS
Brian Bulcke
2011 3/1.396 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .001 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
Martail Burnett
2009 PS after week 4, .0884 BS
2010 .32 BS
2010 waived/injured, .0167 injury settlement
Keenan Burton
2008 .295/.385/.47 BS
2008 ~.309 SB/3
Adam Caplan, Scout.com: The former University of Kentucky Wildcat signed a four-year deal
with the following minimum base salaries: (2008) $295,000 (2009) $385,000 (2010) $470,000
(2011) $555,000. The deal also includes a signing bonus of around $309,000.
Reggie Bush
2015 1/2.5 TRV, 1.6 BS
2015 .5 SB/1
2015 .1 WO
2015 .5 BS guaranteed
2015 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3, .20625 LTBE)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: The 49ers’ contract with running back Reggie Bush is reportedly
worth up to $2.5 million for one season. Bush’s deal contains $1 million in guaranteed money,
according to CBS Sports. He received a $500,000 signing bonus, and an additional $500,000 of
his $1.6 million base salary is fully guaranteed. The contract also contains a $100,000 workout
bonus, along with up to $300,000 in per-game roster bonuses. Bush will receive $18,750 for
every regular-season game in which he suits up.
Steve Bush
2004 No SB/1 after week 12, .66 BS (.455 MSB)
2005 1/.665 TRV, .665 BS (.455 MSB)
Carson Butler
2009 PS after week 7, .0884 BS
2009 CUT Post week 8
Nate Byham
2010 4/1.8962 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .1062 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .45 BS
2011 IR, .273 BS
2012 waived/injured, CUT Post (4 week settlement)
Aaron Wilson, NFP: The deal carries a base value of $1.896 million and includes a signing bonus
slightly over $106,000. It includes a fourth-year escalator clause of $1.402 million or the low
restricted free agent tender in 2013.
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: $106,200 signing bonus
Patrick Butrym
2012 .39//.48/.57 BS
2012 .001 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
Carter Bykowski
2013 4/2.205896 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .045896 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: 49ers signed seventh round offensive tackle Carter Bykowski to
$2.205 million deal that includes $45,896 bonus…
Jehuu Caulcrick
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 CUT Post week 5
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 CUT Post week 5 (paid thru week 6)
2010 PS after week 6, .0884 BS
2010 CUT Post week 9
David Carr
2010 2/6.25 TRV, 1.875/2.375 BS
2010 2 RB
2010 BS guaranteed
2010-2011 1.875 NLTBE
2011 CUT Post
2011 1.125 esc possible
Adam Schefter, ESPN: Carr signed a two-year contract worth $6.25 million. Carr would also earn
another $1.87 million in incentives.
Matt Maiocco, Press-Democrat: the team added free-agent David Carr with a reported two-year,
$6.25 million contract. The deal includes a $2 million signing bonus.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Carr, David QB (current) $2,375,000.00 [2011 cap hit]
Cornellius Carradine
2013 4/4.94768 TRV, .405/.579895/.804789/1.029684
2013 1.978312 SB/4
2013-2014 BS guaranteed
2014-2016 .05 WO
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $4,95 million, including $1.978 million signing bonus…
Derek Carrier
2013 PS, .102 BS
2013 Activated after week 10, .405/.495/.585 BS
2014 IR after week 12
2015 2/2.4 TRV ext, 3.25 TRMV, .8/.95 BS
2015 .4 SB/3
2016-2017 .025 WO
2016 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1, .075 LTBE)
2016 .25 esc possible (recs or PT)
2017 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1)
2017 .6 esc possible (recs or PT)
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Carrier 3-year 49ers deal: $2.985 million, $400K bonus, salaries $585K,
$800K, $950K, $6,250 per game active roster bonus 2016, 2017…
Andre Carter
2001 5/12.6 TRV, 27.35 TRMV, 1/.35/.6/.85/1.1/1.35 BS
2001 3.2 SB/6
2001-2006 1.15 NLTBE
2001-2006 .5 one-time NLTBE (lead team in sacks etc)
2002 4.5 OB/5
2003 BS escalated to 1.8 (addl .05 esc possible)
2003 1.425 SB/4 CONV
2004 BS escalated to 2.05 (addl .05 esc possible)
2004 1.595 SB/3 CONV
2005 BS escalated to 3.5 (addl 3.6 esc possible)
2006 VOID
1 PTI
Eric Carter
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: The 49ers also said they have signed… Eric Carter, whose three-year
$686,000 contract includes a $195,000 signing bonus. Carter's 1996 salary-cap number is
$196,000.
Sherman Carter
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .004 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $4,000 [signing bonus]
Rock Cartwright
2012 .925 BS (.54 MSB?)
2012 .025 SB/1
2012 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: The 49ers awarded Cartwright a $25,000 signing bonus in the
offseason. An 11-year veteran, Cartwright was scheduled to earn $925,000 if he had made the
team.
Garrett Celek
2012 3/1.446 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .006 SB/3
Jeff Chandler
2002 3/1.235 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .33 SB/3
2003 CUT Post week 2
AP: Chandler signed for $1.235 million with a $330,000 bonus
Eugene Chung
1996 1/.35 TRV, .3 BS
1996 .025 SB/1
1996 CUT Post
1996 .025 RB (12 games active)
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: The 49ers also said they have signed… Eugene Chung, who agreed to a
one-year deal for $325,000…
Greg Clark
1997 3/.95025 TRV, .167/.20875/.2505 BS
1997 .324 SB/3
1999 CBA increase BS to .325
2000 1.27 RFA tender
2000 3/7.20725 TRV, 8.2 TRMV, .385/1.475/2.45 BS
2000 2.14725 SB/3
2001 .25 RB (not paid)
2002 .5 RB (not paid)
2001 2/3.25 TRV, 5.05 TRMV, .454/1/3 BS
2001 1.296 SB/3
2001 .575 NLTBE
2002 CUT Pre
2002 .5 RB (not paid)
2002 .725 NLTBE
2002 .5 esc possible
2003 voidable (20% PT 2001/2002)
2003 1 RB
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Clark signed a three-year deal calling for a $324,000 signing bonus and
yearly salaries of $167,000, $208,750 and $250,500.
Nancy Gay, SF Chronicle: Third-year tight end Greg Clark, who was to be a restricted free agent,
received a one-year, first- round tender offer of $1.27 million. [in 2000]
Glenn Dickey, SF Chronicle: Tight end Greg Clark has agreed to a new three-year contract with
the 49ers for a total of $6.7 million, with playing-time incentives which could push the total to
$8.2 million. The contract includes a signing bonus of $2.15 million. Base salaries are $385,000
for the coming season, $1.5 million for 2001 and $1.95 million for 2002. Incentives include
being in either 75 percent of the total 49er offensive plays or 80 percent of the tight end plays,
averaging 11.5 yards a catch and making the Pro Bowl.
DeVone Claybrooks
2003 No SB/1 after week 4, .375 BS
Thomas Clayton
2007 4/1.7615 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .0965 SB/4
2007 CUT Post
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 Activated after week 14, .295/.385 BS
2009 IR, .23 BS
Anthony Clement
2005 No SB/1 after week 2, .665 BS (.455 MSB)
Nate Clements
2007 7/64.02 TRV, .6/3.383334/3.516666/6/7.25/9/10.77/15.48 BS
2007 10 RB
2007-2010 .5 WO
2007 10 OB/7/6 (moved up from 2008)
2011 CUT Post
2011 .5 WO (.1 paid per transition rules)
2011 7.95 dummy LTBE
2012-2014 .5 WO
2014 voidable
Howard Balzer, Sports Xchange: the reality is, it's not an $80 million deal. Breaking down the
deal by year, Clements did not receive a signing bonus, but there is a $10 million roster bonus
this year, which counts immediately against the salary cap. He will also receive a guaranteed $10
million option bonus in 2008, which for cap purposes will prorate against the cap from 2008
through 2013 at $1.67 million a year. Once the option is exercised, the final year of the contract
(2014) is voided, wiping out close to $16 million in compensation. Thus, for practical purposes, it
is a 7-year, $64.02 million contract, not an 8-year, $80 million deal. In addition, the final two
years of the deal carry a combined $19.87 million in salary and workout bonuses. His base
salaries total $7.5 million for the first three years, before his salary jumps to $6 million in 2010.
Clements will also receive a $500,000 off-season workout bonus in each year of the contract.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Clements, 31, a 10-year veteran, is scheduled to earn a nonguaranteed salary of $7.25 million in 2011 with another $7.95 million available in "likely-to-beearned" incentives.
Colin Cloherty
2010 PS after week 4, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 15, .32/.405 BS
2011 BS reduced to .33
2011 CBA increase BS to .375
2011 CUT Post
Glen Coffee
2009 4/2.578244 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .828244 SB/4
2010 Retired Post
Matt Maiocco, Press-Democrat: Coffee received a signing bonus of approximately $828,250 on
his 4-yr deal.
Joe Cohen
2007 4/2.038 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .373 SB/4
2007 IR, .19 BS
2008 BS reduced to .295
2008 CUT Post
Dobson Collins
2009 2/.711 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .006 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 CUT Post week 4
Cameron Colvin
2008 2/.6825 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .0025 SB/2
2008 CUT Post
Curtis Conway
2004 1/.76 TRV, .76 BS (.455 MSB)
2004 .05 BS guaranteed
Nancy Gay, SF Chronicle: Conway will receive $760,000 in base salary with no signing bonus,
with the contract counting $455, 000 toward the team's $80.6 million salary cap.
Chris Cook
2014 1/.73 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Cook is set to make $730,000 if he remains on the 49ers’ 53-man
roster for the entire season. With a minimum-salary benefit, Cooks counts only $570,000 against
the 49ers’ salary cap.
Adrian Cooper
1996 5/3.85 TRV, .2/.375/.7/.7/.875/.9 BS
1996 .8 SB/5
1997 CUT Post
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: The 49ers also freed up $375,000 yesterday by releasing tight end
Adrian Cooper, on whom they squandered an $800,000 signing bonus a year ago.
Chris Cooper
2004 No SB/1 after week 9, .455 BS
2005 2/1.26 TRV, .54/.545 BS
2005 .175 SB/2
2006 CUT Pre
Deke Cooper
2006 No SB/1 after week 15, .585 BS (.425 MSB?)
Marcus Cooper
2013 4/2.205896 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .045896 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: 49ers signed seventh-round cornerback Marcus Cooper to $2.205
million deal that includes $45,896 bonus…
Blake Costanzo
2011 .7 BS
2011 .07 SB/RB/LTBE?
Perrish Cox
2012 .465/.555 BS
Michael Crabtree
2009 6/32 TRV, 40 TRMV, 17 gteed, 1.83/2.2875/2.745/3.2025/3.425/3.5 BS
2009 2.393077 BS after week 4, equiv 1.83
2010 6.795 SA/5, .395/.48/.565/3.425/3.5 BS
2010 5.605 LTBE one-time RB (PTI)
2010 2011 BS escalated to 3.875/3.5/4.5/3.5
2011 2.375 BS guaranteed
2011-2014 .5 RB (incentivized)
Andrew Brandt, NFP: The contract is for six years. It will void to five years upon the occurrence
of the following: (1) Crabtree makes one Pro Bowl in the first four years of the contract AND in
the first five years of the contract, in a year other than the year he makes the Pro Bowl, Crabtree
plays in 80% of the team’s offensive plays and the team makes the playoffs in that year; OR (2)
Crabtree makes one Pro Bowl in the first four years of the contract AND in the first five years of
the contract, in a year other than the year he makes the Pro Bowl, is named All-NFL and the
team makes the playoffs in that year; OR (3) Crabtree makes two Pro Bowls in the first five years
of the contract.
Mike Florio, PFT: of the $17 million in guaranteed money, $6.395 of it is guaranteed for injury
only.
Chris Culliver
2011 4/2.638876 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .598876 SB/4
2011 .209624 BS guaranteed
Markus Curry
2007 PS after week 12, .0799 BS
Walter Curry
2008 2/.6925 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .0125 SB/2
2008 CUT Post
Kevin Curtis
2002 3/1.176 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .271 SB/3
2002 IR
2003 CUT Pre
AP: Curtis received a $1.173 million deal with a $268,000 bonus…
Craig Dahl
2013 3/5.25 TRV, 7.5 TRMV, .9/1.35/1.4 BS
2013 .7 SB/3
2013 .35 LTBE
2013 .4 NLTBE
2013-2015 .05 WO
2013-2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)
2014-2015 .75 NLTBE
2015 1/1.3 TRV, 1.7 TRMV, .875 BS
2015 .2 SB/1
2015 .05 WO
2015 BS guaranteed
2015 .0109375 RB/game active (equiv .175, .175 LTBE)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Dahl officially signed three-year, $5.25 million contract w/ 49ers,
including $700,000 signing bonus, source said. 2013 cap: $1.78M.
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Dahl's three-year, $5.2 million contract included a $700,000 signing
bonus. Cap figures: $1.783 M, $1.883 M, $1.993 M… base salaries: $900,000 $1.35 million, $1.4
million; workout bonuses $50,000 annual; roster bonuses $250,000 annual paid per game
Aaron Wilson, NFP: 49ers bring back Craig Dahl, one-year, $1.3 million deal, including $200,000
signing bonus, $175,000 roster bonus, $50,000 workout bonus
Harvey Dahl
2005 PS, .0799 BS
2005 Activated after week 15, .23/.235/.31 BS
2006 2006 CBA increase BS to .275/.36
2007 CUT Post
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Signed by ATL after week 5
BJ Daniels
2013 4/2.206512 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .046512 SB/4
2013 CUT Post week 4 (claimed by SEA)
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: 49ers signed seventh-round quarterback B.J. Daniels to $2.206 million
deal that includes $46,512 bonus…
Charles Davenport
1996 2/.408 TRV, .196/.21 BS
1996 .002 SB/2
1996 CUT Post
Anthony Davis
2010 5/19.25 TRV, 26.5 TRMV, .32/.4875/.925/1.3/1.6736/2.1111 BS
2010 1 SB/6
2010 1.43 RB
2010 1.9919 earned NLTBE (PTI)
2010 .55 NLTBE (rookie honors)
2011 8.5 OB/5
2011 2014 BS lowered to .7736 (w/1-timer)
2011 2014 BS escalated to 1.0736
2011-2013 .025 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (incentivized, equiv .4)
2014 .047 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (incentivized, week 1)
2014 .025 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (incentivized, weeks 2-16, equiv .375)
2014 .05625 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (added w/1-timer, equiv .9)
2014 addl 6.4 esc possible
2015 voidable
2013 5/33.2 TRV ext, .88/1.8456/2.35/2.65/4/5.375/5.375 BS
2013 7.5 SB/7/5
2013 BS guaranteed
2014 2.32 RB guaranteed (injury only)
2014-2015 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2015 BS de-escalated to 1.85 (PT)
2016 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1, .4375 LTBE)
2016 2.1044 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2016-2019 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1)
Tania Ganguli, Florida Times-Union: Davis signed for $15.94 million in guaranteed money, a 12.7
percent increase over last year, and $19.25 million in base package for a 9.4 percent increase.
Mike Florio, PFT: Davis, for instance, will earn $26.5 million over five years, with $15.954 million
guaranteed, according to a league source.
Details of rookie deal courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballblog.com
Albert Breer, NFL.com: Davis' five-year extension is worth $37,295,600 in new money, with
$17M in total guarantees.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Davis and the 49ers agreed last week on a seven-year deal worth
$37.295 million that includes five new years added to his original contract. He received a $7.5
million signing bonus. His first-year base salary of $880,000 is fully guaranteed, and his entire
base salaries of $1.845 million and $2.35 million are guaranteed in 2014 and 2015, respectively,
if he remains on the 49ers roster on April 1 in each of those seasons. In 2016, $2.1 million of his
$2.65 million salary is guaranteed if he is on the team on April 1 of that year. The 49ers and
Davis agreed to "de-escalators" in each of the seven seasons. His base pay would decrease
significantly if he fails to fulfill workout and weight requirements. In the final five years of Davis'
contract, $1.25 million annually is tied to attendance at offseason workouts and his weight… The
49ers are approximately $1 million under the salary cap after Davis' contract extension, which
raises his 2013 cap figure from $3.56 million to $4.25 million. Davis has reasonable cap figures
for the duration of his deal: $7.53 million in 2014; $6.72 million in 2015; $5.15 million in 2016;
$6.5 million in 2017; and $6.375 million in both 2018 and 2019.
Joel Corry, NFP: Davis was scheduled to make $1.7 million and $2,995,600 in 2013 and 2014
prior to signing his new deal. The $32,599,400 extension contains $16.999 million in guarantees.
Only $8.38 million is fully guaranteed upon execution of the contract. $7.5 million of Davis’ fully
guaranteed money is a signing bonus and $880,000 is his 2013 base salary. Davis’ $1.845 million
2014 base salary, $2.35 million 2015 base salary and $2.104 million of his $2.605 million 2016
base salary are guaranteed for injury only. His 2014 through 2016 base salaries become fully
guaranteed if he’s on San Francisco’s roster on April 1st in each specific contract year (i.e.; 2014
salary becomes guaranteed on April 1, 2014). There are two roster bonuses in 2014 totaling
$2.32 million that are also guaranteed for injury only. $820,000 is on the fifth day of the league
year and $1.5 million is on September 1. The 2010 first round pick has unguaranteed $4 million,
$5.35 million and $5.35 million base salaries in 2017, 2018 and 2019. There are also per game
active roster bonuses totaling $1 million ($62,500 per game) in each of the extension years
(2015-2019).
Davis’ deal contains base salary de-escalators worth up to a maximum of $1.25 million in a
majority of the contract years. There’s a $250,000 de-escalator for each year that he doesn’t
participate in 90% of the scheduled workouts in the 49ers’ offseason conditioning program.
Davis’ base salary will de-escalate by $500,000 in each of the 2014 through 2019 years that he
doesn’t meet certain weight requirements. The remaining $500,000 of the de-escalator pertains
to the final five years of the contract and is triggered if Davis doesn’t have at least 50% playtime
in the previous season.
Bruce Davis
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 CUT Post week 1
2010 PS after week 2, .0884 BS
2010 Signed by OAK after week 4
Eric Davis
1990 3/.9875 TRV, .175/.21/.25 BS
1990 .25 SB/3
1990 .0325 RB
1991-1992 .035 RB
1993 1/.31 TRV, .275 BS
1993 .035 RB
1993 3/2.4 TRV, 1/.7/.7 BS
John Crumpacker, SF Examiner: Davis, a starter since the 1991 season, is finishing off a threeyear, $2.4 million contract that will pay him $700,000 for '95.
Leonard Davis
2012 1/.925 TRV, .925 BS (.54 MSB)
Nate Davis
2009 4/1.9003 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .1503 SB/4
2010 CUT Post
2010 PS, .0884 BS
Matt Maiocco, Press-Democrat: Davis' contract includes a $150,300 signing bonus.
Sammy Davis
2006 Acquired from SD
2006 .63/.72/.81/.9 BS
2007 BS escalated to .97
2007 CUT Pre
2008-2009 voidable
Vernon Davis
2006 5/20.275, 25 TRMV, .275/.36/.9/1.44/1.98 BS
2006 1.885 RB
2006 BS guaranteed
2007 9.36 OB/4
2007 .205 BS guaranteed
2007-2010 .1 WO (incentivized, not earned 2009)
2009 BS escalated to 2.44
2010 BS escalated to 5.705
3.675 PTI (earned in 2006)
2010 5/36.75 TRV ext, 3.874/4.708/5.751/6.072/4.7/4.35
2010 10 SB/6
2011 BS guaranteed (injury only)
2011 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)
2011-2015 .2 WO
2011 BS guaranteed (injury only)
2012 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4, earned .275 before restructure)
2012 BS lowered to .719 after week 12, equiv 4.271
2012 1.48 SB/4 CONV
2012 .025 RB/game active OATSB/4 (equiv .125)
2013-2015 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)
Mike Florio, PFT: We're told that the $23 million is guaranteed for injury, and that $14.5 million
is guaranteed for injury and skill. The six-year value of the deal exceeds $42 million.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: The contract includes $23 million in guaranteed money with $10
million of it coming in the form of a signing bonus. Here are the contract details, according to an
NFL source: 2010: $3.874 million base salary (all guaranteed); $100,000 workout bonus. 2011:
$4.708 million base salary (all guaranteed); $200,000 workout bonus; $400,000 roster bonus
($25,000 for every game active). 2012: $5.751 million base salary ($4.418 million guaranteed);
$200,000 workout bonus; $400,000 roster bonus ($25,000 for every game active). 2013: $6.072
million base salary (not guaranteed); $200,000 workout bonus; $400,000 roster bonus ($25,000
for every game active). 2014: $4.7 million base salary (not guaranteed); $200,000 workout
bonus; $400,000 roster bonus ($25,000 for every game active). 2015: $4.35 million base salary
(not guaranteed); $200,000 workout bonus; $400,000 roster bonus ($25,000 for every game
active).
Andrew Brandt, NFP: The 49ers added five years past 2010 giving Davis total value of $42.455
million. Thus, the “new money” of the contract – minus the pre-existing amount for 2010 -- is
$36.75 million, an impressive $7.35 million Average Per Year (APY)... The contract contains an
impressive $23 million guaranteed in the following form: 2010 “functional guarantee” of
$13.874 million; 2011 salary guarantee of $4.708 million for injury; 2012 salary guarantee of
$4.418 million ($3.306 for injury and $1.112 full guarantee at signing)
The “functional guarantee” suggests that the 49ers are obviously not cutting Davis now and if he
suffers an injury, that money is due (same principle with Jets’ recent deals, including Darrelle
Revis). Due to the rules of this uncapped 2010, the $1.112 million guaranteed at the time of
signing reallocates into the 49ers’ 2009 Cap (the last capped year), using every penny of Cap
room they had left.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Davis provided the biggest cap relief for the 49ers of
approximately $1.2 million. Davis' 2012 cap figure went from a little over $8 million to $6.8
million. The 49ers awarded Davis a $1.48 million signing bonus and had his remaining $25,000
per game active roster bonuses for the final five regular season games designated as an OATSB
item (other amount treated as signing bonus)… Davis' contract still averages $7.35 million
through 2015…
Phil Dawson
2013 1/2.35 TRV, 2.55 TRMV, 1.25 BS
2013 1 SB/1
2013 .1 WO
2013 .2 NLTBE (Pro Bowl, All-Pro)
2014 2/6.134 TRV, 1/3.134 BS
2014 2 SB/2
2014 BS guaranteed
2015 .5 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: 1 year/$2.35 million, including $1 million signing bonus. 2013 cap:
$2.35 million…
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: That figure includes kicker Phil Dawson’s reported two-year,
$6.134 million contract, which includes a $2 million signing bonus and a first-year cap figure of
$2 million.
Brian De La Puente
2008 2/.683 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .003 SB/2
2008 CUT Post (claimed by KC)
Alex Debniak
2013 3/1.49 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .005 SB/3
2013 IR (Achilles), .288 BS
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $5,000 [signing bonus]
Derrick Deese
1992 2/.271 TRV, .095/.12 BS
1992 .005 SB/2
1992 .006 RepB
1992 .005 RB
1993 .005 WO
1993 .015 RB (1 game)
1993 .01 RB (7 games)
1993 .01 RB (14 games, not paid)
1993 BS raised to .167 after week 14 (of 18), equiv .130444
1994 1/.185 TRV, .175 BS
1994 .01 SB/1
1994 .0225 Inc (PT)
1995 1/.65 TRV, .2 BS
1995 .45 SB/1
1996 1/.225 TRV, .2 BS
1996 .025 SB/1
1997 3/1.225 TRV, .2/.3/.5
1997 .225 SB/3
1998 4/4.95 TRV, .25/.5/1.3/1.65
1998 1 SB/4
2001 6/17.54 TRV, 17.96 TRMV, .5/1.5/2.3/2.3/2.93/3.71 BS
2001 2.8 SB/6
2001-2006 .07 NLTBE
2002 .85 SB/5 CONV
2003 .3 RB
2003 .3 SB/4 CONV
2004 CUT Pre
2004 .3 RB (not paid)
2005-2006 .45 RB
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: The five-year, $16.575 million extension shaved at least $500,000 off
the cap... Deese signed for $2.8 million, and his yearly salaries will be: $500,000 in 2001, then
$1.6 million, $2.6 million, $2.6 million, $3.25 million and $3.725 million. In addition, Deese
receives roster bonuses of $450,000 in each of the last two years of the deal.
Ty Detmer
1998 5/4.116 TRV, .216/.7/.5/.5/.5 BS
1998 .8 SB/5
1999 Traded to CLE Pre (w/4th for 4th & 5th)
2000-2002 .3 RB
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Detmer… plans to make the Bay Area his full-time home after agreeing
to a five-year, $4 million contract as a free agent. Detmer, who got to know 49ers coach Steve
Mariucci when both were in Green Bay, will receive an $800,000 signing bonus.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: He had been scheduled to earn $700,000 with the 49ers [in 1999].
Philly Inquirer: Cleveland and San Francisco will swap picks in the fourth round, and the Browns'
first pick in the fifth round will go to San Francisco for Detmer
Quinton Dial
2013 4/2.341652 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .181652 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: 49ers have signed fifth-round defensive lineman Quinton Dial to fouryear, $2.341 million deal that includes $181,652 signing bonus…
Steve Dildine
2007 PS after week 13, .0799 BS
Trent Dilfer
2006 Acquired from CLE (for Ken Dorsey)
2006 1/1/1 BS
2006-2008 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2006-2008 1 NLTBE (PT)
2008 .09375 SB/1 added
2008 CUT Pre
Anthony Dixon
2010 4/1.9106 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .1206 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.63
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Dixon's rookie deal with 49ers is four years, $1.91 million with
signing bonus of $120,600…
Demarcus Dobbs
2011 3/1.4075 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .0125 SB/3
2014 1.431 RFA tender
2014 CUT Post week 9 (claimed by SEA)
Chris Doleman
1996 5/12.5 TRV, .5/1.6/2/2.5/2.5 BS
1996 3.4 SB/5
1996 BS lowered to .196 after week 10, equiv .374824
1996 .126 SB/6 CONV, 2.5 BS added
1998 1/2.9 TRV ext, .4/2.5/2.5/2.5/2.5 BS
1998 2 SB/5
1999 BS reduced to .4
1999 CUT Post, retired
1999 .2 RB added (not paid)
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: The 49ers are giving Doleman the largest signing bonus in club history,
$3.4 million. He will sign a five-year, $12.5 million contract… If he plays two years, he'll earn a
total of $5.5 million, with a $500,000 base salary in 1996 and $1.6 million in 1997. If he plays
three years, he'll total $7.5 million, including $2 million in 1998.
Brandon Doman
2002 3/1.011 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .106 SB/3
2003 CUT Post
AP: Doman's package is valued at $1,010,500 with a $105,500 bonus…
Glenn Dorsey
2013 2/6 TRV, 7 TRMV, .715/2.3 BS
2013 2.285 SB/2
2013-2014 .35 WO
2013-2014 .5 NLTBE
2014 2/6.075 TRV ext, 8.075 TRMV, 1.5/1.8 BS
2014 2.075 SB/3
2014 .5 BS guaranteed
2015-2016 .15 WO
2015-2016 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)
2015-2016 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2015-2016 .5 NLTBE (up to 65% PT)
2016 .5 esc possible
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: 2 years/$6 million, including $2.285 million signing bonus. 2013
cap: $2.2 million…
Joel Corry, CBS Sports: The 2008 fifth-overall pick signed a two-year, $6 million deal (with
additional $1 million in incentives) in March.
Paul Gutierrez, ESPN: Dorsey received a signing bonus of $2,075,000 up front and $500,000 of
his $2.3 million salary for 2014 will be guaranteed… The total value of the new deal could reach
$10.975 million… Dorsey will earn $1.5 million in base salary in 2015 and $1.8 million for 2016,
though neither is guaranteed. He also has an offseason workout bonus of $150,000 for each
season plus $200,000 available in per game roster bonuses, meaning that he will be paid
$12,500 for each game that he is on the 46-man game-day roster. The deal also has a $250,000
bonus for each Pro Bowl selection. Additionally, Dorsey has incentives that could escalate to
$500,000 if he plays over 65 percent of the defensive snaps in a season.
Ken Dorsey
2003 3/.94025 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS
2003 .03025 SB/3
2006 Traded to CLE (for Trent Dilfer)
Marques Douglas
2005 3/4.5 TRV, .75/1/1.5 BS
2005 1 SB/3
2006 .2 RB/WO
2007 .05 RB/WO
Jim Druckenmiller
1997 5/6.5615 TRV, .373/.46625/.5595/.65275/.746/.83925 BS
1997 2.01 SB/6
1999 Traded to MIA (for cond 2000 6th)
2000 1.34725 esc possible
2000 1 2001 buyback/2, 1.5 BS
2001 1 addl esc possible
2001-2002 voidable
Bruce Adams, SF Examiner: he signed a six-year, $5.647 million contract… The final contract has
provisions that could bring his base pay to $1 million with a $3 million signing bonus in later
years of the agreement if he surpasses certain goals… Druckenmiller's contract includes a $2.01
million signing bonus and pays him $373,000 this year.
Damane Duckett
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 Activated after week 2, .425/.51 BS
2007 CUT Post
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 15, .51/.52 BS
2008 IR, .27 BS
Ricky Earvins
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Ervins signed for the minimum of $178,000, with incentives that could
earn him another $300,000.
Braylon Edwards
2011 1/1.6 TRV, 1 BS
2011 .6 RB (per game?)
2011 .5 LTBE
2011 CUT Post week 16, .058824 termination pay
2012 -.058824 refund
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Edwards' one-year deal with the 49ers included a $1
million base salary, that was guaranteed, plus $600,000 in roster bonuses and $500,000 in
incentives.
Marc Edwards
1997 4/1.86 TRV, .22/.275/.33/.385 BS
1997 .65 SB/4
1999 Traded to CLE (for 4th)
John Crumpacker, SF Examiner: His four-year contract is worth $1.86 million, with a $650,000
signing bonus and annual salaries of $220,000, $275,000, $330,000 and $385,000.
Pannel Egboh
2009 2/.717 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .008 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
2009 .004 RB (53-man week 1, not paid)
Bruce Ellington
2014 4/2.694428 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .474428 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.694 million, including $474,428 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $538,607.
Atiyyah Ellison
2007 2/.955 TRV, .435/.52 BS
2007 CUT Post
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 Signed by JAC after week 14
Ben Emanuel
2005 PS after week 5, .0799 BS
2005 Activated after week 7, .23/.31 BS
2006 CUT Post
Steve Emtman
1997 2/1.12 TRV, .23/.7 BS
1997 .09 SB/2
1997 CUT Post
1998 .1 RB
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Emtman signed for one year with a $90,000 signing bonus and a base
salary of $230,000 with a list of incentives -- including playing time and sacks -- that could raise it
considerably higher. There also is an option for a second year, calling for a $100,000 roster
bonus and a $700,000 base.
John Engelberger
2000 5/3.9475 TRV, .351/.43875/.5265/.61425/.702 BS
2000 1.315 SB/5
2004 VOID
2004 3/4.75 TRV, 5.68 TRMV, .535/1.265/1.75 BS
2004 1.2 SB/3
2004-2006 .16 NLTBE
2005 .2 RB (incentivized, earned)
2005 Traded to DEN (for Willie Middlebrooks)
2006 .25 RB (incentivized)
2006 voidable
Patrick Estes
2005 4/1.424 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS
2005 .039 SB/4
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435/.52
2007 CUT Post
2007 No SB/1 after week 4, .435 BS
2007 CUT Post week 5
2007 No SB/1 after week 9, .435 BS
2007 CUT Post week 15
Sean Estrada
2007 PS after week 9, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 11
2007 PS after week 15, .0799 BS
Demetric Evans
2009 2/3.2 TRV, 3.65 TRMV, 1/1.4 BS
2009 .3 RB
2009 .3 BS guaranteed
2009 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, earned .175)
2009-2010 .05 WO
2009-2010 .225 NLTBE (PT, sacks)
2010 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)
Mike Florio, PFT: Evans signed a two-year, $3.8 million deal
Ronald Fields
2005 4/1.574 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS
2005 .189 SB/4
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435/.52 BS
JJ Finley
2008 2/.6825 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .0025 SB/2
2008 CUT Post
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2009 PS, .0884 BS
Jim Flanigan
2002 2/1.505 TRV, .65/.655 BS
2002 .1 SB/2
2003 .1 RB
2003 CUT Post
David Bush: Donahue said that Flanigan's contract called for a $100,000 signing bonus, a 2002
base salary of $650,000 and incentives that could make the deal be worth "close to a million."
He said the terms were similar for the second year.
Darius Fleming
2012 4/2.2648 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .1648 SB/4
2012 PUP, .273 BS
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Fleming, who tore ACL, received $164,800 signing bonus from
49ers. If he goes on IR in Sept, he'll make $273K instead of $390K.
William Floyd
1994 4/2.78 TRV, .36/.45/.54/.63 BS
1994 .8 SB/4
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Floyd is getting four years and a total of $2.78 million. The signing bonus
is $800,000, and the yearly salaries are $360,000 in 1994, $450,000 in 1995, $540,000 in 1996
and $630,000 in 1997. The salary-cap figure for this year is $560,000.
Dave Fiore
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: Fiore, due to earn $2.5 million in salary, including $500,000 in a roster
bonus this week, could opt for his release.
Jay Foreman
2006 No SB/1 after week 13, .585 BS (.425 MSB)
2006 IR after week 15, .275 BS (.21 MSB)
DeShaun Foster
2008 1/1.9 TRV, .95 BS
2008 .95 SB/1
2008 7.186958 dummy LTBE added
Aubrayo Franklin
2007 3/6.15 TRV, .65/1.05/2 BS
2007 1.9 SB/3
2007 .4 RB
2007-2009 .05 WO (not earned 2009)
2010 7.003 Franchise tag
Kirby Freeman
2009 2/.726 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .001 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
John Fullington
2014 PS, .1071 BS
Xavier Fulton
2010 PS after week 9, .0884 BS
2010 CUT Post week 12
Blaine Gabbert
2014 Acquired from JAC (for 6th)
2014 2.011587 BS (guaranteed)
2015 2/4 TRV, 5.6 TRMV, 1.45/1.75 BS
2015 .5 SB/2
2015-2016 .05 WO
2015-2016 .75 NLTBE (PT, pass yds, pass TDs)
2015-2016 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2016 .2 RB
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Blaine Gabbert two-year 49ers deal: $4 million, $500,000 bonus, salaries
$1.45M, $1.75M, $200K roster bonus fifth day of 2016 league year… Gabbert has $750,000
playtime, passing yards incentive each year,$50,000 Pro Bowl incentive each year…
Teddy Gaines
AP: Gaines' deal is worth $925,000 with a $20,000 bonus.
Jeff Garcia
1999 2/.5875 TRV, .25/.3125 BS
1999 .025 SB/2
1999 .025 LTBE (PT)
2000 2.8 NLTBE added
2001 4/19 TRV, 35.5 TRMV, .4/1.5/4/5/8.5/8.5 BS
2001 1 SB/6
2001 1.9 NLTBE
2001-2004 1.1 total NLTBE (playoffs/wins)
2002 BS escalated to 4.5
2002 7.1 OB/7, 8.5/8.5 voidable BS added
2002 4.05 SB/7 CONV
2003 BS escalated to 6
2003 .5 RB CONV/6 (incentivized)
2003 1.75 SB/6 CONV
2004 BS escalated to 9.4
2004 CUT Pre
2004 .5 RB (incentivized, not paid)
2005-2008 voidable (min PT any season)
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: The Garcia story took a lucrative turn yesterday with the signing of
the 49ers' quarterback to a $36 million, six-year deal -- $8.1 million of which in guaranteed in
the first two years. And if Garcia attains easy-to-reach incentives, the contract will shorten to
four years… His cap figure for 2001 is only $600,000. However, bonuses, incentives and
escalators in the deal can pump up the value of the contract significantly.
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: The team realized about $3 million in additional savings when Garcia
signed a restructured deal yesterday converting $4.05 million of salary to a signing bonus. Garcia
suddenly has become one of the highest-paid quarterbacks in football considering this season's
$7.1 million in bonuses, more than $1 million in incentives and his salary.
Charlie Garner
1999 2/1.44 TRV, .4/1 BS
1999 .04 SB/2
1999 2/? TRV ext, .44/? BS
1999 .59 SB/2
2000 VOID
AP: He'll get $400,000 in 1999, $600,000 in 2000, and a bonus of $400,000 if he remains on the
active roster through the 2000 season, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Friday.
Thaddeus Gibson
2010 Acquired from PIT after week 8
2010 .32/.405/.49 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .45
2011 CUT Post (claimed by WAS)
Bryan Gilmore
2006 1/.61 TRV, .585 BS (.425 MSB)
2006 .025 SB/1
2007 .21 SB/2
2007 CUT Post
2007 No SB after week 4, .595 BS
2007 .611678 dummy LTBE added
Ted Ginn
2010 Acquired from MIA (for 5th)
2010 1.035833/2.21875/1.801667 BS
2010-2011 .05 WO
2010-2011 .15 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2011 BS escalated to 2.21875
2012 voidable
2011 1/1.05 TRV, 2.25 TRMV, 1 BS
2011 .05 WO
2011 .4 LTBE (punt ret avg; earned)
2011 .8 NLTBE (PT, recs; earned .4)
2012 1/1.4 TRV, 2.85 TRMV, 1.2 BS
2012 .5 BS guaranteed
2012 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, .175 LTBE, earned .1625)
2012 1.45 NLTBE
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Ginn agreed to reduce a 2011 base salary that had
escalated to $2,218,750 down to $1 million for the upcoming season. Ginn's salary had
increased from $1,393,750, and the 26-year-old does have the ability to earn $400,000 in
undisclosed incentives. Also, as part of the renegotiation, the final year of Ginn's contract ($1.8
million) has been deleted, making him an unrestricted free agent in 2012. (That season could
have also voided on minimum playing-time but hadn't yet done so)
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Ginn's one-year, $1.375 million contract includes $1.2 million base
salary, $500,000 fully guaranteed. Also gets $175,000 roster bonus…
Reggie Givens
1998 .158/.25 BS
Kevin Gogan
1997 6/12.5 TRV, .2/1.4/1.7/2/2.2/2.4 BS
1997 2.6 SB/6
1999 Traded to MIA Pre (for 5th)
AP: Gogan had agreed to the six-year, $12.5 million deal on Wednesday, but had to wait until
the 49ers made room for him under the cap. They did so by restructuring the contract of
running back Terry Kirby. Gogan will earn a $200,000 base salary in his first season, with an
escalating scale that tops out at $2.4 million in the final year of his contract. The deal also
includes a $2.6 million signing bonus.
Dashon Goldson
2007 4/2.067878 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .412878 SB/4
2011 1/2 TRV, 1 BS
2011 1 SB/1
2011 BS guaranteed
2012 6.212 Franchise tag
Jason Anderson, Stockton Record: Goldson, the 126th pick in the 2007 draft, received a
$412,878 signing bonus and $697,878 in total salary last season.
David Gonzalez
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .001 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
Tavares Gooden
2011 .65 BS
2012 1/.7 TRV, .7 BS (.54 MSB)
Jonathan Goodwin
2011 3/9.1 TRV, 10.9 TRMV, 1/2.4/3.7 BS
2011 2 SB/3
2011 BS guaranteed
2011 .5 LTBE (PT)
2012 1 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2012 .65 LTBE (PT)
2013 BS reduced to 2.5
2013 .65 LTBE (PT, removed)
2013 1 BS guarantee added
Adam Schefter, ESPN: 49ers reached agreement with center Jonathan Goodwin on a 3-year,
$10.9 million deal, including $4 million guaranteed.
Mike Florio, PFT: Goodwin reduced his salary from $3.7 million to $2.5 million. But he created
even more than $1.2 million in cap space for the team… Goodwin also gave up $665,000 in socalled “likely to be earned” incentives, which while not vested nevertheless counted against the
cap. As a result, Goodwin’s cap number of $5.016 million has dropped to $3.166 million,
creating $1.85 million in cap space. In exchange for giving up $1.85 million in potential earnings
this year, $1 million of Goodwin’s base salary is now fully guaranteed.
Frank Gore
2005 3/1.5245 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .5995 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435
2007 4/27.577 TRV ext, 2.562/2.5/2.85/2.9 BS
2007 6.5 SB/5
2007-2011 .1 WO (not earned in 2009)
2007 4.165 OB/5 (moved up from 2008)
2007-2008 BS guaranteed
2009 .109375 RB/game (equiv 1.75, earned 1.53125)
2010 .115625 RB/game (equiv 1.85, earned 1.271875)
2010 IR after week 12
2011 .125 RB/gastame (equiv 2, not paid)
2011 3/18.9 TRV ext, 3.9/2/3.3/3.3 BS
2011 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1)?
2012 1 RB
2012-2014 .4 WO
2012-2014 .0125 RB/game active (equiv 2)
2012 .6 RB (13 games active)
2013-2014 .75 RB (13 games active)
Joel Corry, CBS Sports: He signed a four-year, $27.577 million contract extension in 2007 after
rushing for an NFC leading 1,695 yards during the 2006 season as a second-year player.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Gore's full base salary of $2.5 million in 2009 is guaranteed.
Mike Florio, PFT: the new money is actually $18.9 million, with the remaining $2.1 million tied to
incentives that hinge upon Gore gained more than 1,600 yards rushing and receiving in 2012,
2013, and 2014. Also, the deal gives Gore no new money this year. Instead, $1 million in pergame roster bonuses has been shifted to Gore’s base salary. Of the new money, $8.1 million is
tied to Gore being on the active game-day roster, in 64-game increments. If he’s on injured
reserve or otherwise deactivated, he won’t earn the corresponding bonus. Also, the guaranteed
money is $12.5 million, but the guarantee is for injury only.
Samuel Lam, SF Examiner: Here's the breakdown of the $13.5 million "guaranteed": 2011: $4.9
million (which was already part of his original contract) 2012: $2 million base salary 2013: $3.3
million base salary 2014: $3.3 million base salary Each amount is only guaranteed on a year-toyear basis and that is if Gore makes the roster.
Jason La Canfora, NFL.com: Gore’s deal includes injury guarantees but not skill guarantees,
giving the 49ers great flexibility from year to year. And he didn’t receive any new upfront money
in 2011, according to sources… Gore has base salaries of $2 million in 2012 and $3.3 million in
2013 and again in 2014. The 2012 and 2013 salaries are guaranteed for injury but not skill. Gore
could receive a maximum of $6 million in 2012 if he achieves various roster bonuses (including
$1 million at the start of the new league year and workout bonuses but, again, if he is released
prior to those points for skill, none of that is guaranteed). Gore also has roster bonuses in 2013
and 2014 and workout and performance bonuses (based on achieving the lofty figure of 1,625
combined rushing and receiving yards)… Gore could receive $6 million in 2012, at age 30,
including bonuses, which actually would be more take-home money then he accrues in 2011.
And if he stays productive and hits incentives, he could increase those figures in the final two
years of the deal.
Joel Corry, NFP: Gore’s three-year contract extension signed in 2011 contains $2 million in per
game active roster bonuses ($125,000 per game) in each year. Gore’s injury guarantees don’t
contain a mechanism where they become fully guaranteed.
Scott Gragg
2000 2/1.23 TRV, .44/.44 BS
2000 .35 SB/2
2001 VOID
2001 6/16.727 TRV, .477/1.5/2.35/2.5/3/3.4 BS
2001 2 SB/6
2001-2006 .175 NLTBE (honors)
2002 1 OB CONV/7 (3.8/3.8 BS added)
2002 .85 SB/7 CONV
2003 1.695 SB/6 CONV
2003 .125 RB CONV/6
2004 1.85 SB/5 CONV
2004 .125 RB CONV/5
2005 .125 RB
2005 CUT Post
2006 .125 RB
2007-2008 voidable (10% PT any year)
Bakari Grant
2010 PS after week 12, .0884 BS
Larry Grant
2008 4/1.7639 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .0589 SB/4
2008 CUT Post
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 signed by STL after week 12
2011 1/.6 TRV, .6 BS
2012 1.26 RFA tender
2012 BS guaranteed (skill/injury only)
Brian McIntyre, NFL.com: Grant's $1.26 million base salary for the 2012 season is partially
guaranteed (skill and injury) and 25 percent of that amount ($315,000) has been advanced,
which should assure him a spot on the 53-man roster.
MarQueis Gray
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .004 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $4,000 [signing bonus]
Elvis Grbac
1993 2/.2605 TRV, .1/.14 BS
1993 .0205 RepB
1995 2/.875 TRV, .2/.375 BS
1995 .3 SB/2
1995 .065 LTBE (PT)
1996 BS escalated to .446
1996 .006 LTBE (PT)
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Grbac's current contract is for two years at a total of $875,000.
Don Pierson, Chicago Tribune: Grbac is in the final year of a contract that pays him $375,000.
Rod Green
2006 Acquired from BAL (waivers)
2006 .425 BS
2006 CUT Post week 2
2006 No SB/2 after week 9, .425/.51 BS
2007 CUT Post
2007 No SB/1 after week 9, .51 BS
2007 1.5 dummy LTBE
2008 1/.615 TRV, .605 BS (not MSB eligible)
2008 .01 SB/1
Kevin Greene
1997 6/12.2 TRV, .2/1.75/2/2.25/2.5/2.75 BS
1997 .75 SB/6
1998 CUT Pre
Tampa Tribune: The 49ers and Greene, cut Sunday by the Carolina Panthers, reached agreement
on a six-year deal worth $13 million, although only $350,000 of it will count against San
Francisco's salary cap… The deal contains a $750,000 signing bonus - $125,000 a year prorated
over six years - and just a $200,000 base salary this season, plus $550,000 in incentives. There's
also a $1.75 million base salary for next season, not including a $250,000 workout bonus.
Brock Gutierrez
2003 1/.655 TRV, .655 BS (.45 MSB)
2004 1/.685 TRV, .66 BS (.455 MSB)
2004 .015 SB/1
2004 .01 RB/WO
Clark Haggans
2012 1/.99 TRV, .925 BS (.54 MSB)
2012 .065 SB/1?
2012 Suspended 3 games (weeks 3-5, conduct)
Charles Haley
1986 5/.571 TRV, .08/.09/.1/.11/.121 BS
1986 .07 SB/5
1988-1990 .096 RB added
1989 1/.55 TRV, .55 BS
1990 4/4.55 TRV, .8/.9/1/1.1 BS
1990 .75 SB/4
1992 Traded to DAL (for 2 cond 2nd)
1998 No SB/1 after week 17, .4 BS
1999 4/8.03 TRV, .4/1/1.25/1.75 BS
1999 1.2 SB/4
2000 CUT Pre, retired
2000-2002 voidable (.5 sack in 1999)
2000 .25 RB
2000-2002 .06 WO
2001-2002 1 RB
Clark Judge, San Jose Mercury News: the 49ers signed Haley to a four-year, $5.6 million contract
that included a $1.2 million signing bonus.
Dana Hall
1992 3/2.7 TRV, .8/.9/1 BS
1992-1993 BS guaranteed
1994 BS guaranteed (injury only)
1994 BS reduced to .5
1994 2/2.1 TRV, .5/.9 BS
1994 .25 RepB
1995 CUT Pre
1995 .25 RepB (not paid)
1995 .2 RB (not paid)
Len Pasquarelli, AJC: The three-year contract, which will pay Hall base salaries of $800,000,
$900,000 and $1 million, includes no signing bonus, but does guarantee the first two years.
Clark Judge, San Jose Mercury News: "We've known about this for some time," said Steiner.
"There was an adjustment made in his contract -- it was adjusted downward (Hall received
$750,000 instead of $1 million) and it was extended (Hall signed a two-year deal that expires
after the 1995 season) -- so for doing that there was a give and take." In removing Hall from the
roster, the 49ers save themselves $1.35 million, including $900,000 in base salary, but they
probably will pay an additional $250,000 he should have had under terms of his original 1994
contract -- the one he renegotiated -- where money was guaranteed.
Derek Hall
2011 PS, .0969 BS
Travis Hall
2005 1/.765 TRV, .765 BS (.455 MSB)
Gibran Hamdan
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 signed by SEA after week 7
Derrick Hamilton
2004 3/1.4438 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .5238 SB/3
2006 CUT Post
Jewel Hampton
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .005 SB/3
2012 reserve/NFI, .273 BS
Merton Hanks
1991 2/.31 TRV, .1/.12 BS
1991 .05 SB/2
1991-1992 .02 RB
1993 1/.17 TRV, .15 BS
1993 .02 RB
1993 3/2.557 TRV ext, .77/.605/.65/.67 BS
1993 .006 SB/4
1993 .006 RB
1996 7/22.4 TRV, ?/1.475/1.75/2.35/3.05/3.75/4.45 BS
1996 4.75 SB/7
1996 BS reduced to ? after week 2
1999 BS reduced to 1.5
1999 .85 NLTBE added
1999 CUT Post
Gary Swan, San Francisco Chronicle: It is a six-year extension on the last year of Hanks' current
contract, which was worth about $670,000… Hanks yesterday earned $4.75 million by putting
his signature on a contract through the year 2002. Hanks became the highest-paid safety in the
NFL by agreeing to a new 7-year, $22.4 million contract averaging $3.4 million a year. It is a sixyear extension on the last year of Hanks' current contract, which was worth about $670,000.
Considering the 28-year-old Hanks' status as a two-time Pro Bowl player and the consensus best
young safety in the game, he was probably one of the most underpaid players in the league.
The new deal brings Hanks up to $1.1 million this season. Then he is due to earn $1.425 million
in 1997, $1.75 million in 1998, $2.35 million in 1999, $3.05 million in 2000, $3.75 million in 2001
and $4.45 million in 2002.
Jeff Chadiha, SF Examiner: Hanks was scheduled to earn $2.35 million in base pay this season…
The restructured deal will provide Hanks with a $500,000 base salary, $1 million signing bonus
and a Pro Bowl incentive that could make the total package worth more than $2.35 million if
Hanks, who has played in four Pro Bowls, returns to that game.
Chris Hannon
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 Activated after week 12, .295 BS
2008 CUT Post week 13 (claimed by MIA)
Tim Hanshaw
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Hanshaw, a guard, signed for three years at $624,500, including
120,000 this season. He got a $177,000 signing bonus.
Joselio Hanson
2003 2/.531 TRV, .225/.305 BS
2003 .001 SB/2
2003 CUT Post
2003 PS after week 1, .07395 BS
2004 2/.535 TRV, .23/.305 BS
2004 CUT Post week 3
2004 No SB/2 after week 3, .23/.305 BS
2005 CUT Post
Parys Haralson
2006 4/1.786 TRV, .275/.26/.445/.53 BS
2006 .176 SB/4
2006 IR after week 9, .18 BS
2006 IR after week
2009 BS escalated to .88
2009 5/15 TRV, 1.2/1.85/2.45/2.57 BS
2009 4.85 RB
2010 1.365 dummy LTBE (for 50% Down Rule)
2010-2013 .1 WO
2010 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, earned .1875)
2011 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)
2012 IR
2012 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, earned 0)
2013 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)
2013 1/1.3 TRV, 1.7 TRMV, 1.15 BS
2013 Traded to NO Post
2013 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15)
2013 .4 NLTBE
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: His deal is worth $1.786 million and includes a $176,000 signing bonus
and minimum salaries for each of the four seasons. Haralson can earn an escalator that would
boost his base salary in the final year of the deal…
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Haralson, who led the
49ers with eight sacks last season, signed a four-year, $15 million deal that includes $6.5 million
in guaranteed money, a source confirmed.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Haralson, Parys LB (current) $2,150,000.00 [2010 cap hit]
Ian Rapoport, NFL.com: Niners reached a one-year deal with LB Parys Haralson, I'm told. It's for
$1.3M with a chance to make $1.7M.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: 2013 cap figure lowered from $2.67 million to $1.15 million with
reduction of salary to $1.15 million with a possible $150,000 roster bonus and $400,000 in notlikely-to-be-earned incentives…
Adrian Hardy
1993 3/1.21875 TRV, .225/.28125/.3375 BS?
1993 .375 SB/3
1994 CUT Post week 2 (claimed by CIN)
Gordon Forbes, USA Today: Hardy, drafted three spots before Rucci, signed a three-year deal ($
375,000 bonus) averaging $ 406,000.
D.J. Harper
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .003 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $3,000 [signing bonus]
Kwame Harris
2003 5/6.868815 TRV, 8.718815 TRMV
2003 .435842/.484802/.593763/.702724/.811684/.980644/1.089605 BS
2003 3.6 SB/7
2003 .15 NLTBE (RotY)
2003-2007 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2004 .179803 SB/6 CONV
2004-2007 .06 RB
2007 BS escalated to 2.011684
2008 VOID 2008-2009
Marques Harris
2009 1/.67 TRV, .62 BS (.46 MSB)
2009 .05 SB/1
2009 CUT Post week 7, .270588 termination pay
Walt Harris
2006 2/2.72 TRV, .835/.835 BS
2006 1 SB/2
2006-2007 .025 WO
2007 BS escalated to .9
2007 2/5.1 TRV ext, 1.4/1.7 BS
2007 2 SB/3
2009 IR (ACL)
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Harris signed just a two-year, $2.72 million contract
that included a $1 million signing bonus a year ago.
Joe Hastings
2011 PS, .0969 BS
2011 Activated after week 16, .375/.39/.48 BS
2012 CUT Post, injury settlement (2 weeks?)
Tim Hauck
2002 No SB/1 after week 13, .75 BS (.45 MSB)
Jarryd Hayne
2015 3/1.583 TRV, .435/.525/.615 BS
2015 .008 SB/3
2015 .1071 BS guaranteed
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Hayne three-year 49ers deal: $1.583 million, $115,100 guaranteed, $8,000
bonus, $107,100 fully guaranteed of $435,000 base salary…
Ronnie Heard
2000 1/.193 TRV, .193 BS
2001 1/.298 TRV, .298 BS
2002 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS
2003 1/.45 TRV, .45 BS
2004 1/.56 TRV, .535 BS (.45 MSB)
2004 .025 SB/1
Garrison Hearst
1997 2/2.8 TRV, .2/1 BS
1997 .6 SB/2
1997 1 RB (not paid)
1998 5/15.1 TRV, .25/2/2.6/3.2/3.8 BS
1998 3.25 SB/5
1999 1.6 SB/4 CONV
1999 PUP, IR
2000 BS reduced to .44/1.7/3.3
2000 1.3 SB/4 added, option year added
2000 PUP, Activated after week 11
2000 1 OB/4 NOT EXERCISED, VOID 2003, .816 NLTBE added (PT)
2001 BS reduced to .477, 1.223 NLTBE added
2002 VOID
2002 6/20.35 TRV, 23.95 TRMV, .65/2.2/2.5/3/3.5/3.5 BS
2002 3 SB/6
2002-2007 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2003-2007 .6 NLTBE
2004 CUT Pre
2004-2007 .5 RB (not paid)
AP: The San Francisco 49ers signed unrestricted free-agent running back Garrison Hearst to a
two-year contract Friday worth at least $2.8 million… He received a $600,000 signing bonus and
will make $200,000 in base salary, followed by a roster bonus of $1 million and base salary of $1
million in 1998.
Clark Judge, San Jose Mercury News: Hearst's five-year, $15.1 million contract that includes a
$3.25 million signing bonus… Hearst will be paid $250,000 this season, $2 million in 1999, $2.6
million in 2000, $3.2 million in 2001 and $3.8 million in 2002. The fifth year is voided, however, if
Hearst rushes for 1,100 yards in two of the first four seasons.
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: Hearst cut back his $1.7 million salary [in 2001] to barely under
$500,000 by converting $1.2 million to easy-to-reach incentives. Since Hearst hasn't played in
two seasons because of injury, most of the incentives were based on playing time.
Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: 6 years, $20.85 million; $3 million signing bonus [in 2002].
Eric Heitmann
2002 3/.9335 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .0285 SB/3
2005 .656 RFA tender
2005 4/5.225 TRV, 6.525 TRMV, .5/.625/1.035/1.24
2005 1.3 SB/4
2005-2006 .325 NLTBE (PT)
2006 .525 RB
2007 .145 LTBE (PT)
2007 .18 NLTBE (PT)
2007 .1 RB added
2008 .325 LTBE (PT)
2008 3/7.05 TRV ext, 7.2 TRMV, .8/1.4/1.95 BS
2008 1.25 SB/4
2009 .75 RB
2009 .5 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2009 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3)
2009-2011 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2010 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3, earned .01875)
2010 IR after week 8
2011 CUT Post
2011 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3)
AP: Heitmann signed a $933,500 deal with a $28,500 bonus…
Center-guard Eric Heitmann was signed Thursday to a four-year contact that could be worth
$6.5 million if he realizes playing-time incentives based on being a starter.
Mike Florio, PFT: Heitmann is now signed through 2011. He received a modest signing bonus of
$1.25 million. His base salary for 2008 is $1.24 million. Next year, his salary is $800,000, with a
$500,000 guarantee and $1 million in roster bonuses. In 2010, Heitmann is due to receive a base
salary of $1.4 million and a roster bonus of $300,000. In 2011, the base is $1.95 million, with
another $300,000 roster bonus.
Kelly Herndon
1999 1/.176 TRV, .175 BS
1999 .001 SB/1
1999 CUT Post
Zac Herold
2007 2/.657 TRV, .285/.37 BS
2007 .004 SB/2
2007 CUT Post
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 1
Chris Hetherington
2005 1/.665 TRV, .665 BS (.455 MSB)
2006 1/.835 TRV, .81 BS (.425 MSB)
2006 .025 SB/1
Maurice Hicks
2004 PS, .07395 BS
2004 Activated after week 8, .23/.305 BS
2006 1/.425 TRV, .425 BS
2007 .85 RFA tender
Jason Hill
2007 4/2.418818 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .753818 SB/4
2010 CUT Post
2010 No SB/1 after week 1, .545 BS
2010 CUT Post week 10 (claimed by JAC)
Shaun Hill
2006 2/1.18 TRV, .585/.595 BS
2008 3/6 TRV, 11.4 TRMV, 1/1.4/1.5 BS
2008 1.95 SB/3
2008-2010 .05 WO
2008-2010 1.8 NLTBE
2010 .5 LTBE added
2010 Traded to DET Pre (for 2011 7th)
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: If he reaches all playing-time and performance
incentives, the total deal could reach $11.5 million.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Hill, who is competing with Smith for the starting
job, has $1.8 million in incentives he can earn the next two seasons.
Matt Barrows, Sacramento Bee: the San Francisco 49ers have traded QB Shaun Hill to the
Detroit Lions for a 2011 seventh-round draft choice.
Chris Hogan
2011 3/1.4125 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .0175 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
Curtis Holcomb
2011 4/2.0859 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .0459 SB/4
2011 IR, .258 BS
2012 BS reduced to .39
2012 CUT Post
Daven Holly
2005 3/.97142 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .04642 SB/3
2005 CUT Post (claimed by CHI)
Rashad Holman
2002 3/.964 TRV, .209/.3/.389 BS
2002 .066 SB/3
Louis Holmes
2008 2/.683 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .003 SB/2
2008 CUT Post
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 1
Joe Holland
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .0035 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
Daven Holly
2005 3/.97142 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .04642 SB/3
2005 CUT Post, claimed
Pierce Holt
1988 3/.86 TRV, .15/.2/.25 BS
1988 .26 SB/3
1990 2/1.65 TRV ext, .775/.875 BS
Tyrone Hopson
1999 3/.8415 TRV, .175/.25/.325 BS
1999 .0915 SB/3
2000 CUT Post
2000 Activated after week ?, .275/.358 BS
2001 CUT Post
Kyle Howard
2009 2/.706 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .001 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
Nick Howell
2010 PS after week 12, .0884 BS
Damon Huard
2009 1/.895 TRV, .845 BS (.46 MSB)
2009 .05 SB/1
2009 CUT Post
Marcus Hudson
2006 4/1.696667 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .086667 SB/4
2009 CBA increase BS to .535
Matt Huners
2009 2/.707 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .002 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
Kendall Hunter
2011 4/2.47922 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .43922 SB/4
2011-2012 .0244 BS guaranteed
2014 1/.87 TRV ext, 1.75 TRMV, .66 BS
2014 .1 SB/2
2015 .025 WO
2015 .0053125 RB/game active (equiv .085)
2015 .75 NLTBE (PT, rush yds, TDs, Pro Bowl)
Field Yates, ESPN: the maximum value of Hunter’s deal is $1.75 million, with a signing bonus of
$100,000, an offseason workout bonus of $25,000 and a base salary of $660,000 ($100,000
guaranteed for injury; guaranteed for skill/cap purposes on April 1, 2015). Hunter also has a pergame roster bonus of $85,000 ($5,312.50 for each game he is on the 49ers’ 46-man active
roster). Incentives include: $130,000 if he rushes for over 400 yards or plays 22% of the
offensive snaps. Also, $100,000 for 600 to 700 yards rushing, $150,000 for 800 to 999 yards
rushing and $250,000 for 1,000 yards rushing. Plus, $100,000 for five to six TDs, $150,000 for
seven to nine TDs and $200,000 for 10-plus touchdowns. Then there is receptions: $50,000 for
18 to 26 catches, $100,000 for 27 to 35 catches and $175,000 for 36 or more catches. A playtime
incentive is $50,000 for appearing in 70.0 to 79.99 percent, and $75,000 in at least 80 percent.
Finally, Hunter would get $50,000 for making the Pro Bowl.
Carlos Hyde
2014 4/3.681678 TRV, .42/.537349/.654698/.822047 BS
2014 .997584 SB/4
2014-2015 BS guaranteed
2015 .05 WO
2016-2017 .1 WO
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $3.681 million, including $997,584 signing bonus.
Note: Total of $1.954 million, including first two years’ salary, is fully guaranteed against skill,
injury and cap. 2014 cap figure: $669,396.
Steve Israel
1995 No SB/1 after week 5, .178 BS
1996 1/.28 TRV, .25 BS
1996 .01 SB/1
1996 .02 RB
Mike Iupati
2010 5/14.765625 TRV, 17.98 TRMV, .32/.405/.7035/1.002/1.3005 BS
2010 1.2 SB/5
2010 .874 RB
2010 3.682762 earned NLTBE (PTI)
2011 4.35 OB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .45
2011 2014 BS escalated to 1.6005
2012-2013 .01875 RB/game on 53-man, IR, or PUP (equiv .3)
2014 .046613 RB (one game on 53-man, IR, or PUP)
2014 .01875 RB/game 2-16 on 53-man, IR, or PUP (equiv .28125)
Details courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballblog.com
Bobby Iwuchukwu
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 CUT Post week 10
Darrell Jackson
2007 Acquired from SEA (for 4th)
2007 3.25/4/4.75 BS
2007 3/12 TRV, 1.55/3.8/4.3 BS
2007 1.75 RB
2007 .2 WO
2008 CUT Pre
2008 1 BS guaranteed (skill only, not paid)
2008-2009 .2 WO (not paid)
Rickey Jackson
Gordon Forbes, USA Today: Jackson opted for the 49ers. He earns a base of $ 162,000; $
200,000 for 12 sacks and another $ 700,000 tied to getting to the Super Bowl.
Terry Jackson
1999 3/.844 TRV, .175/.25/.325 BS
1999 .094 SB/3
2000 CBA increased BS to .275/.389
2002 .563 RFA tender
2002 2/1.315 TRV ext, .53/.535 BS
2002 BS raised to .988 after week 9, equiv .763
2003 .05 RB OATSB/2 (6 games active)
2003-2004 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2004 CUT Post
2004 1/.535 TRV, .535 BS (.455 MSB)
2005 2/1.445 TRV, 1.495 TRMV, .54/67 BS
2005 .235 SB/2
2005-2006 .025 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2006 CBA increase BS to .71
2006 CUT Post
Brandon Jacobs
2012 1/1.6 TRV, .95 BS
2012 .15 SB/1
2012 .3 RB?
2012 suspended 3 games (weeks 15-17, conduct)
2012 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)?
Jason La Canfora, NFL.com: Jacobs’ one-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers will include a
$950,000 base salary with $150,000 guaranteed in the form of a signing bonus and a possible
$475,000 roster bonus, according to a league source. Jacobs’ contract is worth a maximum of
$1.575 million, the source said.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Although Jacobs was suspended without pay, the 49ers agreed to
pay Jacobs for two of the three weeks, a league source told CSNBayArea.com. His suspension
cost him nearly $56,000. He still made $1.386 million from the 49ers.
Chuck Jacobs
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .001 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $1,000 [signing bonus]
Taylor Jacobs
2006 Acquired from WAS (for Mike Rumph)
2006 .5/.595 BS
2007 CUT Post week 4 (paid full BS?)
LaMichael James
2012 4/3.318898 TRV, .39/.490859/.641718/.792577 BS
2012 .853744 SB/4
2012 BS guaranteed
2013 .192996 BS guaranteed
2013-2015 .05 WO
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: James signed a four-year, $3.318 million contract with a $853,744
signing bonus.
Will James
2010 1/.78 TRV, .88 TRMV, .755 BS
2010 .01 SB/1
2010 .015 RB (53-man week 1)
2010 .1 NLTBE
Ricky Jean-Francois
2009 4/1.793 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .043 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .525/.615
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Jean-Francois' bonus is $43,000.
AJ Jenkins
2012 4/6.947529 TRV, .39/.705797/1.021594/.66 BS
2012 3.492748 SB/4
2012-2014 BS guaranteed
2013 Traded to KC Post (for Jonathan Baldwin)
2015 .67739 RB
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Jenkins' four-year deal is worth $6.947 million contract and
includes a $3.49 million signing bonus…
Howard Balzer, LockerDome.com: last year’s 30th pick, San Francisco wide receiver A.J. Jenkins,
had a $660,000 salary in the fourth year of his contract, along with a $677,390 roster bonus.
Brian Jennings
2000 3/.851 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS
2000 .025 SB/3
2002 CBA increase BS to .275
2003 .605 RFA tender
2003 signed by DET to offer sheet, matched
2003 1/.805, .605 BS
2003 .2 SB/1
2004 6/4.855 TRV, .535/.54/.67/.67/.67/.67 BS
2004 1.1 SB/6
2007 CBA increase BS to .72/.73/.745
2009 5/5.62 TRV ext, .855/.865/.875/.885/1.035 BS
2009 1.105 SB/6/5
2011 CBA increase BS to .91/.925/.94
Roger Phillips, Alameda Times-Star: The 49ers have until Friday to decide whether to match an
offer sheet restricted free agent long snapper Brian Jennings signed with Detroit… Jennings has
signed a one-year contract offer worth a reported $805,000, with a $200,000 signing bonus.
Sam Farmer, LA Times: Jennings, so valued by the San Francisco 49ers that they gave him a sixyear, $4.86-million deal with a $1.1-million signing bonus, said the job was "a gift and a curse."
Brad Biggs, Chicago Tribune: Jennings signed a six-year extension last year with a $1.105 million
signing bonus and an average per year of $1.124 million.
Jonas Jennings
2005 7/36.1 TRV, .54/2.85/3.65/3.45/4.2/4.3/5.15 BS
2005 6.5 SB/7/5
2005-2011 .025 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)?
2006 5.46 OB/6/5
2007 IR after week 9
2008 IR after week 11
2009 CUT Pre
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Jennings will have missed all or parts of 31 games in
his three seasons since signing a seven-year, $36.1 million contract with nearly $12 million
guaranteed.
Tony Jerod-Eddie
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .003 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
2012 PS, .0969 BS
2012 Activated after week 16, .39/.405/.495 BS
2015 1/.585 TRV, .585 BS
Travis Jervey
1999 4/5.1 TRV, .4/.8/.85/2.15 BS
1999 .7 SB/4
1999 suspended 4 games (weeks 7-11, PED policy)
2000 .36 SB/4 CONV (voidable 3 BS added)
2001 CUT Pre
2001-2003 .1 RB
Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Four years, $6 million ($700,000 signing bonus).
Bryant Johnson
2008 1/2 TRV, 1 BS
2008 .75 SB/1
2008 .25 RB/WO
Cam Johnson
2012 4/2.087148 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .047148 SB/4
2012 CUT Post
2012 PS, .0969 BS
2012 BS raised to .39 after week 13?
2012 Activated after week 15, .39/.405 BS
2013 Traded to IND Post (for cond 2015 7th)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Johnson received the minimum salaries with a signing bonus of
$47,148.
Dennis Johnson
2004 No SB/1 after week 1, .38 BS
2004 CUT Post week 2
Derrick Johnson
2005 3/.9855 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .0605 SB/3
2006 CUT Post (claimed by TEN)
Dontae Johnson
2014 4/2.620544 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .400544 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.620 million, including $400,544 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $520,136.
Eric Johnson
2001 3/.926 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS
2001 .03 SB/3
2002 CBA increase BS to .3
2004 3/4.5 TRV, .5/1.2/1.05 BS
2004 1.5 SB/3
2005 BS escalated to 1.7/1.55
2006 .25 RB
Elise Jordan, Yale Daily News: Johnson's practice paid off with a three-year contract that totals
$926,000…
Ira Kaufman, Tampa Tribune: the 49ers rewarded Johnson with a three-year, $4.5 million deal,
including a $1.5 million signing bonus, in March, although Johnson missed the 2003 season.
Ian Johnson
2011 PS, .0969 BS
2011 CUT Post week 14
Johnny Johnson
1996 2/3 TRV, .5/1.25 BS
1996 .5 SB/2
1996 CUT Post
1997 .75 WO
Clark Judge, San Jose Mercury News: they made Johnson an offer he could not refuse - a twoyear, $3 million deal that includes a 1997 option… Johnson receives a $500,000 signing bonus
and $500,000 in base pay for this season. In 1997, he will make $1.25 million in salary - plus
$750,000 as a workout bonus - but only if the 49ers exercise his option by Feb. 15. If they don't,
Johnson becomes an unrestricted free agent.
Josh Johnson
2012 2/2.115 TRV, .7/.88 BS
2012 .35 SB/2
2012 CUT Post
2012 .05 RB (not paid)
2013 .135 RB (per game?)
Matt Barrows, Sacramento Bee: The 49ers signed quarterback Josh Johnson to a two-year deal
that essentially is worth just under $2 million, according to a league source familiar with the
contract. That includes a $350,000 signing bonus.
Johnson could earn as much as $1.5 million more in incentives. To reach that number, however,
he would have to be the 49ers' starting quarterback and would have to play very, very well. The
second year of the contract includes a per-game roster bonus that would pay Johnson $135,000
if he is on the active roster for every 49ers game.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: The only guarantee in Josh Johnson's two-year, $2.115 million
contract was his $350,000 signing bonus. His was scheduled to make $700,000, plus $50,000
roster bonus, if he made the team.
Ronald Johnson
2011 4/2.14422 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .10422 SB/4
2011 CUT Post
Brandon Jones
2009 5/16.5 TRV, 5.4 gteed, .62/2.15/2.355/2.82/3.375 BS
2009 3.5 SB/5
2009 1.18 RB
2009-2013 .1 WO
2009 .005 buyback/5 added
2009 VOID 2010-2013 added
2010 BS lowered to 2.145
2010 CUT Post
Clark Judge, CBS Sportsline: This year's winner is wide receiver Brandon Jones, who picked up a
$5.4 million signing bonus.
Mike Sando, ESPN: The team paid a $3.5 million signing bonus, $1.18 million roster bonus and
$100,000 workout bonus to Jones as part of the deal he signed in February, well before the
draft. The 49ers are also paying $620,000 in base salary to him. Jones' salary climbs to $2.15
million next season.
Brent Jones
1987 .003 SB/2 after week 12, .05/.09 BS
1987 .026 RB
1988 .01 RB
1989 2/.48 TRV, .2/.235 BS
1989 .035 RB
1990 .01 RB
1990 2/.776 TRV, .35/.4 BS
1990 .016 RB
1991 .01 RB
1992 3/2.7 TRV, .7/.8/.9 BS
1992-1994 .1 RB
1993 5/6.95 TRV, 1.35/.95/.865?/1.42?/? BS
1993 .4 SB/5
1995 1/1.5 TRV ext, .705/.38/.6/1.5 BS
1995 BS lowered to .185 after week 13, equiv .705?
1995 1.2 SB/4
1997 -.000574 (PV?)
1998 CUT Pre
AP: they renegotiated 1993 salaries to increase payments that won't come under the cap…
Brent Jones got $6.95 million over four years.
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: The 49ers signed six players whose contracts were up at the end of this
season to new contracts… including [Brent Jones], who got an additional three years at $5.05
million in new money.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: the 49ers quietly re-negotiated the contract of tight end Brent Jones,
saving themselves $740,000 against the 1996 cap while also giving Jones what amounted to a
$1.2 million salary advance and extending his contract a year, through 1998.
Colin Jones
2011 4/2.138895 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .098895 SB/4
2011 CUT Post week 1
2011 PS, .0969 BS
2011 Activated after week 4, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2012 Traded to CAR Post
Terry Jones
2005 Acquired from BAL after week 10 (waivers)
2005 .656 BS
2006 2/1.38 TRV, .585/.595 BS
2006 .1 SB/2
2006 CUT Post
Robert Jordan
2008 2/.682 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .002 SB/2
2008 CUT Post
Alex Joseph
2010 No SB/2 after week 16, .32/.33 BS (off CAR PS)
2011 CBA increase BS to .375
2011 CUT Post
Steve Josue
2004 PS after week 8, .07395 BS
2004 Signed by GB after week 13
Kevin Jurovich
2010 PS, .0884 BS
Colin Kaepernick
2011 4/5.124296 TRV, .375/.607922/.740844/.973766 BS
2011 2.226764 SB/4
2011-2012 BS guaranteed
2013 .590314 BS guaranteed
2013-2014 .1 WO
2014 6/114 TRV ext, 126 TRMV, .645/10.4/11.9/14.5/15/16.8/19 BS
2014 12.328766 SB/7/5
2015-2020 .4 WO
2015-2020 .125 RB/game active (equiv 2)
2015-2020 2 esc possible
Mike Klis, Denver Post: The No. 36 pick, San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick, received a
four-year, $5.22 million deal with $3.8 million guaranteed.
Mike Florio, PFT: only $13.073 million is guaranteed at signing. It comes in the form of a
$12.328 million signing bonus, a base salary of $645,000, and a workout bonus of $100,000. For
2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and part of 2018, the base salaries are guaranteed only for injury. On
April 1 of each year, the guarantees convert from injury only to fully guaranteed… The base
salary for 2015 is $12.4 million, guaranteed for injury only until April 1, 2015. For 2016, the base
salary is $13.9 million, guaranteed for injury only until April 1, 2016. For 2017, the base salary is
$16.5 million, guaranteed for injury only until April 1, 2017. For 2018, the base salary is $17
million, $5.2 million of which is guaranteed for injury only until April 1, 2018… The contract also
includes, starting in 2015, a whopping $2 million per year in per-game roster bonuses, an
amount that one source characterized as “massive” in comparison to similar deals. It means
that, for every game Kaepernick misses due to injury after the 2014 season, he loses $125,000.
Starting in 2015, $400,000 per year is tied to workout bonuses, which adds up to $2.4 million of
the base value.
Mike Florio, PFT: The initial, embellished report of Colin Kaepernick’s new contract indicated
that the deal was worth “up to” $126 million. As we now know, $12 million of the money to be
earned by Kaepernick comes from so-called de-escalators… here’s precisely what he must do to
get the full $12 million, at $2 million per year. In 2014, he must be named an Associated Press
first-team or second-team All-Pro, or he must: (1) win the NFC title game, (2) have 80-percent
playing time in the regular season, and (3) have cumulative 80-percent playing time in all
postseason games, not including the Super Bowl… The process continues, with $2 million per
year going away until Kaepernick becomes a first-team or second-team AP All-Pro, or if he wins
the NFC title game, takes 80 percent of the snaps in the regular-season, and takes 80-percent of
the snaps in each playoff game other than the Super Bowl.
Zak Keasey
2005 PS after week 15, .0799 BS
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 CUT Post week 1
2006 PS after week 2, .0799 BS
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 2, .36 BS
2007 CUT Post week 4
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 6, .36/.445 BS
2007 CUT Post week 7
2007 PS, .0779 BS
2007 Activated after week 7, .36/.445 BS
2007 CUT Post week 8
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 8, .36/.445 BS
2008 IR after week 6, .23 BS
2009 1/.535 TRV, .535 BS
2009 CUT Post
2009 .251765 injury settlement
Todd Kelly
1993 4/2.35925 TRV, .2835/.354375/.42525/.496125 BS
1993 .8 SB/4
1995 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)
Gordon Forbes, USA Today: $2.36 million for four years. $800,000 signing bonus. Salaries of
$283,000, $354,000, $425,000, $496,000. Avg.: $590,000.
Daniel Kilgore
2011 4/2.2003 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .1603 SB/4
2014 3/5.4 TRV ext, 7.2 TRMV, .8/.9/1 BS
2014 1.35 SB/4
2015-2017 .25 WO?
2015-2017 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)
2016-2017 .9 esc possible
Tom Pelissero, USA Today: Kilgore's new deal with #49ers adds up to 4 years, $4.845M. He got a
$1.35M bonus and $645K gtd base in 2014.
Joel Corry, NFP: Kilgore's 3-year extension with SF is worth $5.4M (plus $1.8M in escalators). He
has $2.595M in guarantees ($1.35M signing bonus).
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Kilgore’s three-year contract extension, which he signed Thursday,
totals $6.045 million over the next four seasons… Kilgore, who becomes the leading candidate
to be the 49ers’ starting center next season with veteran Jonathan Goodwin scheduled for free
agency, received a $1.35 million signing bonus. The three years added onto his deal average
$1.8 million annually. He is signed through the 2017 season. Kilgore can achieve $900,000 in
escalators in the final two years of his contract. And in 2017, he can achieve another $900,000 in
incentives. Kigore has reasonable base salaries the next four seasons of $645,000 in 2014, $800
in 2015, $900,000 in 2016 and $1 million in 2017. In the final three years of his contract, Kilgore
will earn an additional $12,500 for every regular-season game for which he suits up. His salarycap figure for 2014 jumps from $685,000 to $1.02 million in 2014.
Cedric Killings
2000 2/.501 TRV, .193/.298 BS
2000 .01 SB/2
2001 CUT Post
Terry Kirby
1996 Acquired from MIA (for 1997 4th)
1996 .785 BS
1996 2/1.75 TRV, .25/1 BS
1996 .5 SB/2
1997 3/3.6 TRV, .2/1/1.4 BS
1997 1 SB/3
1998 CUT Pre
1998 2/2.35 TRV, .3/1 BS
1998 .05 SB/2
1999 CUT Pre
1999 1 RB (not paid)
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: the 49ers clear enough salary cap room to temporarily accommodate his
old salary ($785,000). Team sources said that would be no problem and that it would include
some restructuring by current players. Kirby's contract then will be restructured into a two-year
deal that includes a $500,000 signing bonus and $250,000 base salary in 1996.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: the 49ers are satisfied with Terry Kirby as the starting running back, but
want to re-structure his contract, which calls for a $1 million salary this year [1997].
AP: Kirby received a two-year extension on his contract, which included a $1 million signing
bonus. That helped to clear $467,000 under the cap.
Gwen Knapp, SF Chronicle: Kirby agreed to a deal that gave him three years with a $1 million
bonus, a $200,000 salary in '97, $1 million in 1998 and $1.4 million in 1999 with options for
voiding the last year.
Travis Kirschke
2003 1/.555 TRV, .53 BS (.45 MSB)
2003 .025 SB/1
David Kirtman
2008 No SB after week 6, .295 BS
2008 CUT Post week 9
Matt Kopa
2010 2/.731 TRV, .32/.405 BS
2010 .006 SB/2
2010 CUT Post
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Signed by MIA after week 9
Kyle Kosier
2002 3/.929 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .024 SB/3
AP: Kosier received a $929,000 package with a $24,000 bonus…
Keaton Kristick
2010 .32/.405 BS
2010 .01575 SB/2
2010 .00175 RB?
2010 CUT Post
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 4, .32/.405 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .45
2011 waived/injured, settlement (1 week?)
Ryan Kuehl
1995 PS, .0561 BS
Edmund Kugbila
2013 4/2.616456 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .456456 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Panthers fourth-rounder Edmund Kugbila signed a four-year, $2.616
million deal that includes a $456,456 signing bonus
Matt LaBounty
1993 1/.155 TRV, .12 BS
1993 .035 RB
1993 CUT Post week 13 (of 18)
Travis LaBoy
2010 1/1 TRV, 1.6 TRMV, .75 BS
2010 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, earned .175)
2010 .05 WO
2010 .1 earned NLTBE (PT)
2010 .5 unearned NLTBE (PT)
2010 IR after week 15
Adam Schefter, ESPN: The San Francisco 49ers have reached a one-year, $1.6 million dollar deal
with free agent outside linebacker Travis LaBoy
Terrail Lambert
2009 2/.707 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .002 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
Dennis Landolt
2010 PS after week 15, .0884 BS
Antonio Langham
1998 5/17 TRV, .216/2/3.095/3.805/4.3 BS
1998 3.2 SB/5
1999 Acquired by CLE in Expansion Draft
1999 .384 RB
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Langham agreed yesterday to a five-year, $17 million contract
Langham, whose deal includes a $3.2 million signing bonus… will get a salary of $216,000 in
1998, followed by $2.384 million, $3.095 million, $3.805 million and $4.3 million through 2002.
Keon Lattimore
2009 PS after week 6, .0884 BS
Marcus Lattimore
2013 4/2.460584 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .300584 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Lattimore deal worth $2.46 million, including $300,584 bonus…
Manny Lawson
2006 5/8.515 TRV, 13.9 TRMV, .275/.36/.6375/.915/.625 BS
2006 .835 RB
2007 4.11 OB/4
2007-2010 .025 WO (incentivized)
2007 IR after week 2
.73 PTI
Amp Lee
1992 3/1.54 TRV, .3/.38/.45 BS
1992 .41 SB/3
1993 BS raised to .98 after week 15 (of 18), equiv .48
1993 1994 BS lowered to .35
1994 CUT Pre
Andy Lee
2004 3/.9815 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .0615 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .425
2007 .85 RFA tender
2007 signed to offer sheet by PIT, matched
2007 6/7.1 TRV, .6/.71/1/1/1/1.1 BS
2007 1.69 SB/6
2012 6/20.4 TRV ext, 1.8/1.9/2.05/2.833/3.433/4.134 BS
2012 2.5 SB/6/5
2012 BS guaranteed
2012-2018 .025 NLTBE
2013 1.75 RB guaranteed (injury only)
2013 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
Pittsburgh Tribune Review: The offer the Steelers tendered to restricted free agent Andy Lee is
for $7.1 million over six years and includes a $1.69 million signing bonus, said Eddie Edwards,
Lee's agent. The San Francisco 49ers have until Tuesday to match the Steelers' offer for Lee or
take the Steelers' sixth-round pick in April's draft as compensation for the former Pitt player.
Brian McIntyre, NFL.com: the "new money" in Lee's deal has a base value of $20.4 million, a $3.4
million per year average that ranks third among NFL punters… Lee received a $2.5-million
signing bonus and the $1.1 million base salary from his previous contract remains in place and
has been fully guaranteed. In 2013, Lee has a $1.8 million base salary and $1.75 million roster
bonus that are currently guaranteed for injury only. If Lee is on the 49ers' roster on the fifth day
of the 2013 league year, his base salary and roster bonus ($3.55 million in total compensation)
will become fully guaranteed. Lee is due base salaries of $1.9 million (2014), $2.05 million
(2015), $2.833 million (2016), $3.433 million (2017) and $4.134 million (2018). Lee's salary cap
numbers going forward are $1.906 million (2012), $4.05 million (2013), $2.4 million (2014),
$2.55 million (2015), $3.333 million (2016), $3.433 million (2017) and $4.134 million (2018).
$25,000 incentives tied to Lee being named to the All-NFL team are available in each year of the
contract. Since Lee earned that honor in 2011, the $25,000 incentive for 2012 is considered a
"Likely To Be Earned" and currently counts against this year's salary cap.
Lance Legree
2006 No SB/1 after week 15, .585 BS (.425 MSB)
Ashlie Lelie
2007 2/4.3 TRV, 5.8 TRMV, .6/1 BS
2007 2 SB/2
2007 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, missed 1 game)
2007-2008 .1 WO
2008 CUT Post
Jensen: He will make $3.2 million in the first year and a maximum of $6 million over both years
of the contract.
Corey Lemonier
2013 .405/.505/.595/.685 BS
2013 .54352 SB/4
Keith Lewis
2004 3/.974 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .054 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .425
2006 1.135473 dummy LTBE added
2007 3/2.935 TRV, .51/.775/.85 BS
2007 .65 SB/3
2007-2009 .05 WO
2009 CUT Pre
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Lewis received a bonus of $50,000 for participating
in the team's offseason workouts [in 2008].
Michael Lewis (S)
2007 6/30 TRV, .595/.605/1.9/4.105/5.695/6.7 BS
2007 3.5 RB
2007-2012 .1 WO
2008 3.3 RB guaranteed (skill/injury only)
2009 3 RB guaranteed (skill/injury only)
2010 1/2.1 TRV, 1.7 BS
2010 .3 SB/1
2010 .1 WO
2010 .2 BS guaranteed
2010 CUT Post week 4, 1.3 termination pay
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Lewis' six-year contract is worth $30 million with
$9.8 million in guarantees.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Lewis’ deal also does not include a signing bonus.
Instead, he received guaranteed roster bonuses of $3.5 million, $3.3 million and $3 million the
next three seasons.
Mike Sando, ESPN: his $4.1 million salary for 2010 was a bit steep. Lewis accepted a new deal
featuring a $1.7 million salary for 2010 and another $400,000 in bonus money. The final two
years of his previous deal -- 2011 and 2012 -- were torn up.
Michael Lewis (WR)
2007 No SB/1 after week 3, .595 BS (.435 MSB)
Brandon Lloyd
2003 3/1.137 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS
2003 .227 SB/3
2006 1.573 RFA tender
2006 Traded to WAS (for 2006 3rd & 2007 4th)
Ricardo Lockette
2012 PS, .0969 BS
2012 CUT Post week 2
2012 PS after week 3, .0969 BS
2013 .48/.57 BS
2013 .01 SB/2
2013 CUT Post
Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Lockette received $10k signing bonus from 49ers in Feb. Still not
enough to make team…
Brandon Long
2010 .32 BS
2010 CUT Post
2010 .052941 injury settlement
Lance Long
2010 PS after week 9, .0884 BS
Scott Long
2010 .32/.405 BS
2010 .0046 SB/2
2010 .0034 RB?
2010 CUT Post
Ryan Longwell
1997 1/.139 TRV, .131 BS
1997 .003 SB/1
1997 CUT Post (claimed by GB)
1997 .005 RB (not paid)
Joe Looney
2012 4/2.465204 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .425204 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Looney received the minimum salaries with a signing bonus of
$425,204.
Aaron Lynch
2014 4/2.418 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .198 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.418 million, including $198,000 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $469,500.
Ben Lynch
1999 .175/.275 BS
2001 1/.389 TRV, .389 BS
2002 1/.45 TRV, .45 BS
Mario Manningham
2012 2/7.5 TRV, 10 TRMV, 1.2/3.6 BS
2012 2 SB/2
2012 BS guaranteed
2012 .1 WO
2012 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .1875 LTBE, earned .1875)
2012 1.25 NLTBE (recs, yds, TDs, Pro Bowl)
2013 BS reduced to 1.8
2013 1.25 BS guaranteed (injury only)
2013 .1 WO (removed)
2013 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, removed)
2012 1.25 NLTBE (removed)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Manningham will account $2.487 million on the 49ers' 2012 salary
cap… Manningham agreed to a two-year, $7.375 million contract that includes a $2 million
signing bonus and another $2.45 million in salary guarantees, the source said. Manningham's
base salaries are $1.2 million in 2012 and $3.6 million in 2013. He is scheduled to count $4.887
on the 49ers' 2013 salary cap.
Mike Florio, PFT: $2 million signing bonus… $1.2 million base salary for 2012, fully guaranteed…
$250,000 in total per-game roster bonuses for 2012… $100,000 workout bonus for 2012… $3.6
million base salary for 2013, $1.25 million of which is guaranteed for injury only… $250,000
roster bonus for 2013… $100,000 workout bonus for 2013… Incentives in each year based on the
following factors: $100,000 for 70 catches or $250,000 for 80 catches or $500,000 for 90
catches; $50,000 for 1,050 yards or $100,000 for 1,150 yards or $250,000 for 1,250 yards;
$50,000 for nine touchdowns or $100,000 for 11 touchdowns or $250,000 for 13 touchdowns;
and $250,000 for making it to the Pro Bowl. So it’s a two-year deal with a base value of $7.5
million, a maximum value of $10 million, and $4.45 million guaranteed ($3.2 million fully
guaranteed).
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Manningham agreed to a $1.8 million pay cut in his base salary for
the 2013 season, an NFL source confirmed Thursday. The new contract, first noticed by Jason
Hurley of NinersNation.com, reduces Manningham's base pay from $3.6 million to $1.8 million.
Of his salary, $1.25 million is guaranteed for injury only. The new contract eliminates a possible
$250,000 roster bonus, as well as a $100,000 workout bonus and incentives, the source said.
Chris Maragos
2010 2/.73 TRV, .32/.405 BS
2010 .005 SB/2
2010 CUT Post
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 6, .32/.405 BS
2010 CUT Post week 7
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 12, .32/.405 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .45
2011 CUT Post
Luke Marquardt
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .005 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $5,000 [signing bonus]
Rasheed Marshall
2005 4/1.521 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS
2005 .136 SB/4
2006 CUT Post
Jamie Martin
2008 No SB/1 after week 1, .83 BS (.445 MSB)
Jonathan Martin
2013 Acquired from MIA after week 16 (for cond 2015 7th)
2013 .607466/.824933/1.0424 BS
2015 CUT Pre (claimed by CAR)
Adam Schefter, ESPN: For former Dolphins OT Jonathan Martin, SF traded a conditional 7th-rd
pick in 2015 if he's on 49ers' opening 53-man roster.
Marcus Martin
2014 4/3.069252 TRV, .42/.525/.635/.758 BS
2014 .671252 SB/4
2015-2017 .02 WO
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $671,252 signing bonus. 2014 cap figure: 587,813.
Matthew Masifilio
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .005 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
2012 PS, .0969 BS
Jeremiah Masoli
2011 3/1.398 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .003 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
John Matthews
2011 PS after week 4, .0969 BS
2011 CUT Post week 10
2011 PS after week 12, .0969 BS
Marcus Maxwell
2005 4/1.444164 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS
2005 .059164 SB/4
2005 CUT Post
Taylor Mays
2010 4/3.91 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 1.508 SB/4
2011 .567 one-time LTBE RB (PTI)
2011 .015 WO (incentivized)
2011 CBA increase BS to .45
2011 Traded to CIN Post
2011-2012 .015 WO (incentivized)
Details courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballblog.com
Jason McAddley
2005 No SB/1 after week 3, .455 BS
2006 1/.625 TRV, .585 BS
2006 .04 SB/1
2006 CUT Post
Darcel McBath
2012 1/.54 TRV, .54 BS
Ed McCaffrey
1994 1/.162 TRV, .162 BS
Colt McCoy
2013 Acquired from CLE (w/6th for 5th & 7th)
2013 1.5 BS
LeRon McCoy
2007 No SB/2 after week 5, .36/.445 BS
2007 CUT Post week 16
Kevin McDermott
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .005 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $5,000 [signing bonus]
Ray McDonald
2007 4/2.2575 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .5925 SB/4
2010 BS escalated to 1.101
2011 5/20 TRV, 21.7 TRMV, 1/3.05/3.15/3.5/3.9 BS
2011 5 SB/5
2011 BS guaranteed
2011-2015 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2012-2015 .1 WO
2012 2015 BS escalated to 4
2012 BS adjusted to .7/.715/3.5/4/1 after week 12, equiv 2.358824
2012 .691176 SB/5 CONV
2013 2.435 OB/4 added
2013 2015 BS escalated to 4.1
2014 2.645 SB/5 CONV, 6/6 BS added
2015 addl 1 esc possible
2016 voidable
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: the process that landed him a five-year, $20 million deal with $7
million in guarantees.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: McDonald's cap figure went from $4.154 this season to $3.6
million, as his original 2013 base salary was partially converted to an option bonus… McDonald's
deal averages $4.02 million through 2015.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: McDonald, who was scheduled to earn $3.5 million in base salary,
saw his salary reduced to the minimum of $855,000 and received a signing bonus of $2.645
million. In addition, two voidable years were added to McDonald’s contract to spread out the hit
on the salary cap.
Tim McDonald
1993 5/12.75 TRV, 1.465/1.9/2.335/2.4/2.4 BS
1993 2.25 SB/5
1994 BS reduced to .929 after week 2, equiv 1.043235
1994 .96 SB/5 CONV, 2.4 BS added
1995 BS reduced to 1.25
1995 1.07 NLTBE added
1996 1.4 SB/4 CONV, 2.4 BS added
1997 BS reduced to .6
1997 .9 SB/6, 2.4/2.4 BS added
1997 .9 NLTBE added
1998 BS reduced to .5
1998 1 SB/6/5, 2.4 BS added
1999 2 SB/7 CONV, 2.4/2.9 BS added
2000 CUT Pre
Jarrett Bell, USA Today: the 49ers made Phoenix safety Tim McDonald the NFL's highest-paid
defensive back Wednesday, signing him for five years, $12.75 million… McDonald gets a $2.25
million bonus and $2.55 million average salary.
John Crumpacker, SF Examiner: The strong safety with the whopping $2.95 million salary
cap number [in 1995]… received a $2.25 million signing bonus… McDonald, an eight-year
veteran of four Pro Bowls, signed a five-year, $12.75 million contract with the 49ers in 1993. The
deal was restructured and extended through the 1998 season a year ago.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: McDonald's age (30) and contract ($2.335 million base salary this year,
$2.4 million the next three) make it difficult to trade him.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: McDonald, originally scheduled to earn $2.335 million, signed a new
contract for $1.25 million, a drop of $1.085 million. He will earn another $710,000 if the 49ers
win at least 11 games. He will get $150,000 if the 49ers rank fifth or better in the league in
regular-season record. Those are among 22 incentives in the new contract.
John Crumpacker, SF Examiner: The new deal reduces McDonald's 1995 salary cap number from
$2.335 million to $1.25 million. McDonald can earn an additional $1.07 million in incentives this
season.
Vance McDonald
2013 4/3.599178 TRV, .405/.518599/.632198/.795797 BS
2013 .997584 SB/4
2014 .05 WO
2015-2016 .1 WO
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: McDonald deal worth $3.599 million, including $997,584 bonus. Deal
has total of $250,000 workout bonuses…
Reggie McGrew
1999 4/4.7 TRV, .4/.5/.6/.7/.8/.9/1 BS
1999 2.5 SB/7
2001 .211 SB/5 CONV
2002 CUT Post
2003-2005 voidable
Scott McKillop
2009 4/1.94225 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .19225 SB/4
2010 IR (ACL), .24 BS
2011 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: McKillop's deal includes a signing bonus of
$192,250…
Tim McKyer
1986 .095/.1/?/.2 BS
1986 .13 SB/4
1986-1989 .015 RB
1988 .3 BS
1988 .063 LTBE RB
1989 .5/.575 BS
1989-1990 .044 LTBE RB
1990 Traded to MIA Pre (for 11th & 1991 2nd)
AP: The San Francisco 49ers traded talented-but-troubled Tim McKyer to the Miami Dolphins
today for an 11th-round pick in this year's draft and a second-round choice next year.
Mark McMillian
1999 3/3 TRV, .4/?/? BS
1999 .3 SB/3
1999 CUT Post week 6, .258824 injury settlement
Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Three years, $3 million ($300,000 signing bonus).
RW McQuarters
1998 4/3.95 TRV, .5/.625/.75/.875 BS
1998 1.2 SB/4
1999 .375 SB/3 CONV
2000 Traded to SF
Willie Middlebrooks
2005 .575/.7 BS
2005 CUT Post
2006 .05 WO
2006 voidable
2005 No SB/1 after week 3, .54 BS (.455 MSB)
2005 CUT Post week 6 (paid through week 7)
2005 No SB/1 after week 7, .54 BS (.455 MSB)
2005 CUT Post week 11
2005 No SB/1 after week 14, .54 BS (.455 MSB)
2005 CUT Post week 15
John Milem
2000 3/.9295 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS
2000 .1035 SB/3
2001 CBA increase BS to .298
2001 CUT Post week 7 (claimed by CAR)
Trey Millard
2014 4/2.267148 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .047148 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.267 million, including $47,148 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $431,787.
Brit Miller
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 Activated after week 12, .31/.395 BS
2010 CUT Post
Bruce Miller
2011 4/2.10245 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .06245 SB/4
2014 BS escalated to 1.431
2014 3/5.4 TRV ext, 6 TRMV, .645/1.1/1.25/1.45 BS
2014 1.786 SB/4
2014 BS guaranteed
2015 .819 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2015-2017 .04 WO
2015-2017 .01 RB/game active (equiv .16)
2015-2017 .2 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Miller was scheduled to count $1.431 million against the salary
cap in 2014. But upon signing his new contract, Miller’s salary-cap figure dropped to $1.107
million… Miller is scheduled to earn $6.831 million over the next four seasons. He received a
$1.786 million signing bonus and his 2014 base salary of $645,000 is fully guaranteed. In 2015,
his base salary is $1.1 million -- $819,000 of which is fully guaranteed if he is on the 49ers roster
on April 1, 2015. Miller has base salaries of $1.25 million in 2016 and $1.75 million in 2017. In
the final three years of his deal, Miller can earn $200,000 annually in bonuses. He will earn
$10,000 for every regular-season game in which he is active -- up to $160,000 each season. He
also has annual $40,000 workout bonuses. Miller can achieve an additional $200,000 in each of
the final three seasons if he makes the Pro Bowl.
Jeremy Mincey
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 signed by JAC after week 14
Rick Mirer
2000 1/.44 TRV, .44 BS
2001 No SB/1 after week 8 (of 18), .477 BS
Khalif Mitchell
2009 2/.707 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .002 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
2009 PS after week 5, .0884 BS
Nick Moody
2013 4/2.267672 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .107672 SB/4
2013 IR-DFR, .288 BS
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.26 million, including $107,672 signing bonus
Brandon Moore
2002 2/.5325 TRV, .225/.3 BS
2002 .0075 SB/2
2002 CUT Post
2002 PS, .068 BS
2002 Activated after week 3, .225/.3 BS
2005 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS
2006 .656 RFA tender
2006 5/8 TRV, 11.125 TRMV, .585/.85/1/1.25/1.465 BS
2006 2.6 SB/5
2006-2010 .05 WO
2006-2010 .625 NLTBE (sacks, Pro Bowl, honors)
2008 CUT Post
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel: Moore became a starter in '05 and re-signed (five
years, $8 million, $2.6 million signing bonus), but he's maybe more valuable at end on passing
downs.
Jay Moore
2007 4/2.145 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .48 SB/4
2007 IR, .19 BS
2008 BS reduced to .295
2008 IR, .2 BS
2009 CUT Post
Marlon Moore
2013 1/.63 TRV, .63 BS
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: 1 year/$630,000 with no signing bonus. 2013 cap: $630,000…
Sean Moran
Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The San Francisco 49ers signed free-agent defensive
lineman Sean Moran to a three-year, $2.4 million contract on Tuesday.
Josh Morgan
2008 4/1.811 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .106 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .6
2011 IR after week 5
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: 49ers signed WR Josh Morgan to a four-year deal
worth $1.826 million Sunday, June 22. He will receive a signing bonus of $106,000.
Cameron Morrah
2013 1/.63 TRV, .63 BS
2013 CUT Pre
Darryl Morris
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .008 SB/3
2013 CUT Post
2013 PS, .102 BS
2013 Activated after week 3, .405/.495/.585 BS
2014 CUT Post (claimed by HOU)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $8,000 [signing bonus]
Johnnie Morton
2005 2/1.685 TRV, .765/.77
2005 .15 SB/2
2006 CUT Pre
Anthony Mosley
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .003 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
Randy Moss
2012 1/2.5 TRV, 4 TRMV, 1.75 BS
2012 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)
2012 1.5 NLTBE
Mike Florio, PFT: the new contract that Moss signed with the 49ers carries not a penny of
guaranteed money. Instead, Moss will receive a base salary of $1.75 million. He’ll be eligible for
another $46,875 for each game that he is on the active 46-man roster. If he’s active for every
game, he’ll get a total of $750,000. Moss also can earn up to $1.5 million in incentives tied to
playing time, receptions, and qualifying for the Pro Bowl.
Kevin Murphy
2012 3/1.442 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .002 SB/3
2012 CUT Pre
Rob Murphy
2003 No SB/1 after week 12, .3 BS
2004 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS
Hannibal Navies
2006 No SB/1 after week 11, .71 BS (.425 MSB)
2007 1/.74 TRV, .76 TRMV, .72 BS (.435 MSB)
2007 .02 SB/1
2007 .02 NLTBE (PT)
2007 CUT Post week 7, .031985 termination pay
2007 No SB/1 after week 7, .72 BS (.435 MSB)
2007 .02 NLTBE (PT)
2007 CUT Post week 8
2007 No SB/1 after week 8, .72 BS (.435 MSB)
2007 .02 NLTBE (PT)
2007 CUT Post week 9
2008 .172721 grievance
Joe Nedney
2005 1/.68 TRV, .655 BS (.455 MSB)
2005 .025 SB/1
2006 4/6.055 TRV, .775/1.0075/1.24/1.4725 BS
2006 1.56 SB/4
2009 2/4 TRV ext, 1.13/1.87 BS
2009 1 RB
2010 .10625 dummy LTBE (for 30% Rule)
2010 IR after week 15
2011 CUT Post
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Nedney went first (four years, $6.06 million, $1.56
million signing bonus)…
Cory Nelms
2011 PS, .0969 BS
Al Netter
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .0075 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
2012 PS, .0969 BS
Jeremy Newberry
1998 4/1.833 TRV, .206/.2575/.309/.3605 BS
1998 .7 SB/4
2000 CBA increase BS to .358/.418
2002 6/20.025 TRV, 20.625 TRMV, .525/2/2.5/3/3.5/3 BS
2002 5 SB/6
2002-2006 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2003 1.47 SB/5 CONV
2004 1.965 SB/4 CONV
2007 .5 RB (not paid)
2006 1/1.5 TRV, 3.5 TRMV, 1.5 BS
2006 .5 LTBE (PT?)
2006 1.5 NLTBE (PT, Pro Bowl)
Clark Judge, San Jose Mercury News: Newberry, injured in mini-camp, agreed to a four-year
contract worth $1.9 million, agent Jim Sims said. Included was a $700,000 signing bonus.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Here is the breakdown on San Francisco center Jeremy Newberry's new
six-year, $20.025 million contract. The deal, reported by ESPN.com in the wee hours Saturday
morning, includes a signing bonus of $5 million. The base salaries are $525,000 (2002), $2
million (2003), $2.5 million (2004), $3 million (2005), $3.5 million (2006) and $3 million (2007).
There is a roster bonus of $500,000 in 2006.
Dennis Georgatos, San Jose Mercury News: Newberry reworked his contract before last season.
Newberry accepted a pay cut of roughly 50 percent to $1.5 million. When his comeback faltered
in training camp because of similar problems in his left knee, the 49ers placed Newberry on
injured reserve and paid his $1.5 million salary.
Craig Newsome
1999 Acquired from GB (for 2000 5th)
1999 .55 BS
Larry Weisman, USA Today: The San Francisco 49ers continued their roster overhaul Tuesday,
acquiring cornerback Craig Newsome from Green Bay and releasing veteran safety Merton
Hanks… The Packers receive a fifth-round draft choice.
Brandon Noble
1997 2/.2985 TRV, .131/.164 BS
1997 .002 SB/2
1997 .0015 RB
1997 CUT Post
1997 PS after week 11, .0561 BS
1997 CUT Post week 12
1998 PS after week 13, .06205 BS
Moran Norris
2006 1/.585 TRV, .585 BS (.425 MSB)
2007 3/3.015 TRV, 3.165 TRMV, .695/.83/.845 BS
2007 .6 SB/3
2007-2009 .015 WO
2007-2009 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2008 CUT Post
2009 3/4.995 TRV, .745/1.25/1.5 BS
2009 1.2825 SB/3
2009 .2175 RB
2011 BS reduced to 1.25?
Eric Branch, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: the 49ers signed Moran Norris to a three-year, $3
million extension with a $600,000 signing bonus. Norris played just one season for the 49ers and
was cut last summer.
Mike Florio, PFT: Norris signed a three-year, $5 million contract, with $1.5 million guaranteed.
Ken Norton
1994 4/8 TRV
Jarrett Bell, USA Today: Norton will sign a five-year, $8 million contract today… [including] a $2
million signing bonus.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: He got a $2 million signing bonus -- half paid now, half in 1995 -- and
annual salaries of $900,000 this season, then $1 million, $1.3 million, and two years at $1.4
million.
Clark Judge, San Jose Mercury News: Norton, 33, tentatively agreed to a restructured contract
that reduces his 2000 salary from $2.73 million to $440,000, sources said. Like Brown, he gained
a substantial signing bonus -- believed to be $2.1 million -- and extended his deal a year to 2006.
JT O’Sullivan
2008 1/.645 TRV, .605 BS (.445 MSB)
2008 .04 SB/1
2008 .142353 BS guaranteed
Chike Okeafor
1999 3/1.0925 TRV, .175/.25/.325 BS
1999 .3425 SB/3
2000 CBA increase BS to .275/.389
2002 .563 RFA tender
Lawrence Okoye
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .003 SB/3
2013 IR, .288 BS
2014 BS reduced to .42
2014 CUT Post
2014 PS, .1071 BS
2015 2/.978405 TRV, .435/.525 BS
2015 .018405 SB/2
2015 .05 BS guaranteed
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $3,000 [signing bonus]
Jay Hurley, NinersNation.com: Okoye received a $18,405 signing bonus, and a $50K base salary
guarantee as part of his reserve/future deal…
Melvin Oliver
2006 4/1.69528 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 0.08528 SB/4
2007 IR
2008 CUT Post
Brock Olivo
1998 1/.165 TRV, .158 BS
1998 .002 SB/1
1998 CUT Post
1998 .005 RB (not paid)
1998 PS, .06205 BS
1998 signed by DET after week 3
Drew Olson
2007 PS after week 11, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 16, .285/.295 BS
2008 CUT Post
Patrick Omameh
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .003 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $3,000 [signing bonus]
Xavier Omon
2010 PS after week 12, .0884 BS
Craig Osika
2002 .02 SB/2 after week 3, .225/.3 BS (off SD PS)
2003 waived/injured
Terrell Owens
1996 4/.84 TRV, .152/.19/.228 BS
1996 .27 SB/3
1999 3.531 Franchise tag
1999 5/23 TRV, .4/2.8/3.5/4.1/4.7/5.3/5.9 BS
1999 7.5 SB/7
2000 2.387 SB/7 CONV (voidable 6.5 BS added)
2001 3.292842 SB/6 CONV
2002 BS lowered to 3.6/4.2
2002-2003 .5 RB added
2004 Traded to PHI Pre (for Brandon Whiting)
2004-2006 voidable
Terrell Owens, Catch This: The deal included a $270,000 signing bonus and overall it was a threeyear deal worth $840,000, including the bonus. My salary was $152,000 for the first year,
$190,000 for the second, and $228,000 for the third. Only the signing bonus was guaranteed.
Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: the franchise tag designation means the 49ers had to offer
Owens the average of the five highest-paid wide receivers in '98 - a whopping $3.531 million.
Sportsline: Owens officially signed the contract agreement first reported by SportsLine last
week. Owens received a signing bonus of $7.5 million. His base salaries for the seven-year deal
are: $400,000 (1999), $2.8 million (2000), $3.5 million (2001), $4.1 million (2002), $4.7 million
(2003), $5.3 million (2004) and $5.9 million (2005). That brings the contract value to $34.2
million. But because the final two seasons are "voidable," it will most likely turn out to be a fiveyear contract worth $23 million.
AP: The Eagles sent a fifth-round draft pick to Baltimore and defensive end Brandon Whiting to
San Francisco. The Ravens got back the second-round pick they sent to the 49ers for Owens.
Chris Owusu
2012 3/1.44 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS’
2012 .003 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: 49ers signed… Owusu [for] just $3K.
Jesse Palmer
2006 1/.57 TRV, .545 BS
2006 .025 SB/1
2006 CUT Post
Nathan Palmer
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .01 SB/3
2012 .014 RB?
2012 CUT Post
2012 PS, .0969 BS
2012 signed by IND after week 3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Palmer of Northern Illinois was the 49ers' top rookie free-agent
signing with a $10,000 signing bonus.
DJ Parker
2008 2/.686 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .006 SB/2
2008 CUT Post
Tony Parrish
2002 5/12.025 TRV, .525/1.25/1.875/2/2 BS
2002 3 SB/5
2003 .72 SB/4 CONV
2003 .25 RB CONV/4
2004 1.215 SB/3 CONV
2004 .25 RB CONV/3
2005-2006 .5 RB
2006 CUT Post week 13 (claimed by DAL)
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Parrish, 26, a second-round draft choice in 1998, received a $3 million
signing bonus as part of a five-year, $12.025 million contract. Counting the signing bonus, he'll
earn $7 million in the first three years, an average of $2.33 million.
Bear Pascoe
2009 4/1.85655 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .10655 SB/4
2009 CUT Post
Adam Caplan, Scout.com: Pascoe signed a four-year, $1.86 million deal that includes a signing
bonus worth $106,550.
Tony Pashos
2009 1/1.2 TRV, 1.7 TRMV, 1.2 BS
2009 .5 NLTBE (PT)
2009 IR after week 7
Matt Maiocco, Press-Democrat: The contract veteran tackle Tony Pashos signed with the 49ers
is a one-year deal for $1.2 million in base salary. He can earn another $500,000 in incentives.
Chris Patrick
2009 No SB/2 after week 7, .385/.47 BS (off KC PS)
2010 IR, .255 BS
Quinton Patton
2013 4/2.5515 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .3915 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Patton deal worth $2.551 million, including $391,500 bonus…
Karl Paymah
2010 1/? TRV
2010 .06 SB/1
2010 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: the 49ers cut ties Friday with five-year veteran Karl Paymah, who
received a $60,000 signing bonus during the offseason.
Erik Pears
2015 2/4.7 TRV, 6.7 TRMV, 1.45/1.45 BS
2015 .5 SB/2
2015 .5 BS guaranteed
2015-2016 .25 WO
2015-2016 .2 RB (53-man week 1)
2015-2016 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)
2015-2016 1 LTBE (PT)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Pears signed a two-year, $4.7 million contract with the 49ers that
includes $1 million guaranteed… Pears’ deal includes a signing bonus of $500,000 and scheduled
base salaries of $1.45 million in both years, according to the National Football Post. In 2015,
$500,000 of his base salary is fully guaranteed. In addition, Pears picks up roster bonuses of
$200,000 if he is on the opening day roster each of the next two seasons. He will make $12,500
for every game in which he is among the team’s 46 active players this season. He also has playtime incentives for 2016.
Justin Peelle
2011 No SB/1 after week 1, .81 BS (.525 MSB?)
Jared Perry
2010 .32/.405 BS
2010 .0052 SB/2
2010 .004 RB?
2010 CUT Post
Mike Person
2011 4/2.0859 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .0459 SB/4
2012 CUT Post (claimed by IND)
Julian Peterson
2000 6/7.59725 TRV, .315/.39375/.4725/.55725/.63 /.70875 BS
2000 4.52 SB/6
2004-2005 VOID
2004 6.074 Franchise tag
2005 7.289 Franchise tag
Todd Peterson
2003 No SB/1 after week 8, .655 BS (.45 MSB)
2004 1/.685 TRV, .66 BS (.455 MSB)
2004 .025 SB/1
Lawrence Phillips
1999 2/2.75 TRV, 8.475 TRMV, .325/1 BS
1999 .425 SB/2
1999 Suspended 3 games (weeks 10-12, conduct)
1999 CUT Post week 12
1999 1.725 NLTBE
2000 1 RB (not paid)
2000 1.5 NLTBE
2000 2.5 esc possible
Nancy Gay, SF Chronicle: Phillips is the top candidate to start in the 49ers' thin backfield, signing
a two-year, $1.75 million contract that includes a $425,000 signing bonus. The deal also is rich in
incentives that could push the total value to as much as $2.25 million.
Cody Pickett
2004 3/.9575 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .0375 SB/3
2006 Traded to HOU Post (for cond. draft pick)
Stephen Pitts
Mark Soltau, SF Examiner: Pitts got a two-year deal for the minimum plus a $31,000 signing
bonus.
Ahmed Plummer
2000 5/6.05 TRV, .44/.55/.66/.77/.88/.99/1.1 BS
2000 2.75 SB/7
2005-2006 voidable
2004 5/25 TRV, .535/.965/5.5/4/3 BS
2004 5 SB/5
2005 6 OB/4
2006 CUT Pre
Marquez Pope
1995 4/4.7 TRV, .35/.7/.75/.9 BS
1995 2 SB/4
1996 1/2 TRV ext, .2/.75/.9/2 BS
1996 .5 SB/4
1996 .005 Inc
1998 BS lowered to .3335 after week 11, equiv .700059
1998 .2 SB/2 CONV
1999 CUT Pre
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: the Rams will have a week to decide whether they want to match the
four-year, $4.7 million deal, or accept the 49ers' second-round draft choice as compensation,
instead… Pope, who last season was a starter for the first time in his three-year NFL career, will
receive a $2 million signing bonus and yearly salaries of $350,000, $700,000, $750,000 and
$900,000. His salary cap figure for 1995 will be $850,000.
Jeff Posey
1998 .158/.25/.358 BS
Maurice Price
2009 2/.71 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .005 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
Mike Purcell
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .003 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $3,000 [signing bonus]
Jerard Rabb
2007 PS after week 15, .0799 BS
Chilo Rachal
2008 4/4.383 TRV, .295/.46/.552/.644 BS
2008 1.488 SB/4
2008 .073 RB
2009 .0275 RB (week 2, tied to WO, incentivized)
2009 .00196428 RB/game active after week 2 (equiv .0275, incentivized)
2010 .676 LTBE RB (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)
2010 .0325 RB (week 2, tied to WO, incentivized)
2010 .00232143 RB/game active after week 2 (equiv .0325, incentivized)
2011 .0375 RB (week 2, tied to WO, incentivized)
2011 .00267857 RB/game active after week 2 (equiv .0375, incentivized)
Adam Caplan, Scout.com: This time around it's a four-year deal with bases salaries of: (08)
$295,000 (09) $460,000 (10) $552,000 (11) $644,000. The contract also includes a signing
bonus of just under $1.5 million and a rare roster bonus for a second-round pick of $73,000.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $1,091,000.00 [2011 cap figure]
Drew Radovich
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 CUT Post week 5
Kalen Ramsey
2014 4/2.2682 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .0482 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.268 million, including $48,200 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $432,050.
Saleem Rasheed
2002 3/1.442 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .537 SB/3
2005 .656 RFA tender
AP: Rasheed's contract is worth $1.443 million with a $538,000 signing bonus…
Tim Rattay
2000 3/.863 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS
2000 .037 SB/3
2002 CBA increase BS to .375
2003 3/4.8 TRV ext, .65/1.19375/1.45625? BS
2003 1.5 SB/4
2004 BS lowered to .535 after week 6, equiv .575588
2004 .074412 SB/3 CONV
2005 Traded to TB Post week 6
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: If he plays more than half the snaps in the next two years [20032004], he earns $1 million a season in incentives, and his contract ends after two years.
Sam Rayburn
2007 1/.605 TRV, .695 TRMV, .595 BS
2007 .01 SB/1
2007 CUT Post
2007 .09 NLTBE (PT, sacks)
Rotoworld: Signed a one-year, $595,000 contract. The deal included a small signing bonus and
contains incentives based on playing time and sacks.
Keith Reaser
2014 4/2.3848 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .1648 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.384 million, including $164,800 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $461,200.
Jeff Reed
2010 No SB/1 after week 12, .755005 BS
Marcus Reese
2003 PS, .07395 BS
2003 CUT Post week 2
Eric Reid
2013 4/8.480754 TRV, .405/.790489/1.175978/1.561467 BS
2013 4.54782 SB/4
2013-2016 BS guaranteed
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: No offset language in 49ers first-round safety Eric Reid's $8.48 million
deal that includes $4.547 million bonus… Reid has fully guaranteed base salaries of $405,000,
$790,489, $1.175 million and $1.561 million…
Konrad Reuland
2011 3/1.396 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .001 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
2011 PS, .0969 BS
Jerry Rice
1985 5/1.885 TRV, .175/.225/.25/.3/.35 BS
1985 .525 SB/5
1986-1989 .015 RepB
1988 5/5.05 TRV, .75/.85/.9/.95/1 BS
1988 .2 RepB
1989-1992 .1 RepB
1990 2/2.5 TRV, .9/1 BS
1990 .5 SB/2
1990 .1 RepB
1992 3/5.75 TRV, 1.75/2/2 BS
1993 3/7.375 TRV ext, 2.175/1.6/1 BS
1993 1.9 SB/5
1996 5/ ext, 1.5/2/2.25/7/4 BS
1996 4 SB/7
1997 .7 RepB
1998 .75 RepB
1998 6/35.25 TRV, .25/2/2.5/4/4/5 BS
1998 4 SB/6
1999 1.55 RepB
2000 1.7 RepB
2000 .5 RB
2001 CUT Pre
2001 3 RB (not paid)
2002 3.25 RB
2003 3.5 RB
Kris Richard
2006 1/.54 TRV, .5 BS
2006 .04 SB/1
2006 CUT Post
Shaun Richardson
2008 2/.6805 TRV, .295/.385 BS
2008 .0005 SB/2
2008 CUT Post
Wade Richey
1998 Acquired from SEA (waivers)
1998 .158 BS
1999 1/.25 TRV, .25 BS
2000 1/.358 TRV, .358 BS
2001 .512 RFA tender, signed by SD
Michael Robinson
2006 4/2.08125 TRV, 2.42625 TRMV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .47125 SB/4
2009 .345 esc possible
2008 3/3.525 TRV ext, .65/.75/.85 BS
2008 1.2 SB/5
2009 CBA increase BS to .535
2010-2012 .025 WO
2010 CUT Post
2011-2012 .3 esc possible
2012 .3 esc possible
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Robinson signed a three-year, $3.525 million
extension in March that included a $1.2 million signing bonus. He is also signed through 2012.
Trent Robinson
2012 4/2.1505 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .1105 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Robinson received the minimum salaries with a signing bonus of
$110,500.
Reggie Roby
1999 No SB/1 after week 2, .325 BS
Carlos Rogers
2011 1/4.25 TRV, 4.5 TRMV, 2.125 BS
2011 2.125 SB/1
2011 BS guaranteed
2011 .25 NLTBE (PT)
2012 4/29.3 TRV, 31.3 TRMV, 3.9/5.5/6.25/7.25 BS
2012 5 SB/4
2012-2015 .1 WO
2012 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, earned .171875 before restructure)
2012 BS lowered to .84 after week 12, equiv 3
2012 .9 SB/4 CONV
2012 .015625 RB/game active OATSB/4 (equiv .078125)
2013-2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)?
2014 CUT Split
Barry Svrluga, Washington Post: he left, though not for the kind of deal he once envisioned – a
one-year contract worth $2.125 million, with a $2.125 million signing bonus.
Mike Florio, PFT: Rogers has agreed to terms on a four-year deal with a base value of $29.3
million. The contract can be worth as much as $31.3 million.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Rogers counts $5.5 million against the 49ers' 2012 cap after
signing a four-year, $29.3 million contract that includes a $5 million signing bonus… Rogers' deal
includes a 2012 base salary of $3.9 million, along with annual $100,000 workout bonuses and up
to $250,000 yearly in roster bonuses. Rogers' base salaries increase to $5.5 million in 2013,
$6.25 million in 2014, and $7.25 million in 2015. The deal contains another $2 million total in
possible incentives. Rogers' base salary this year is fully guaranteed, and $1.75 million of his
2013 salary is guaranteed. His entire $5.5 million salary for 2013 is guaranteed if Rogers remains
on the roster on April 1, 2013.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Rogers' salary figure went from $5.5 million to $4.7 million, as he
also had his per-game roster bonuses for the final five games converted to OATSB… Rogers'
average salary is $7.325 million through 2015…
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Because Rogers was on the team's roster on April 1, $1.25 million
of his scheduled $5.85 million pay for the 2013 season became fully guaranteed…
Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Rogers, who turned 32 in early July, is scheduled to earn $5.75
million in cash compensation ($5.5 million base salary, $1.75 million of which is fully guaranteed,
plus $250,000 in roster bonuses)…
Justin Roland
2008 PS after week 13, .0884 BS
Mark Roman
2006 1/.8 TRV, .8 BS
2006 3/4.5 TRV ext, .725/.8/.9 BS
2006 2 SB/4
2007-2009 .025 WO (not earned 2009)
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The 49ers signed him four days later to a one-year,
$800,000 contract with no signing bonus.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Roman received a bonus of $25,000 for participating
in the team's offseason workouts [in 2008].
Bill Romanowski
1988 3/.585 TRV, .115/.15/.18 BS
1988 .125 SB/3
1988-1990 .005 RB
1991 2/1.475 TRV, .5/.6 BS
1991-1992 .05 RB
1991-1992 .025 WO
1992 .025 RepB
1993 3/4.2 TRV, 1.35/1.1/1 BS
1993 .5 SB/3
1994 Traded to PHI Pre (for 3rd & 6th)
1994 .25 RepB
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: The Eagles had given up a low third-round pick (No. 100 overall) and a
sixth-round pick (No. 190) for him.
Richard Justice, Washington Post: he accepted about $300,000 less in taking a three-year, $4.2
million deal that includes a $500,000 signing bonus and base salaries of $1.35 million, $1.35
million and $1 million.
Lowell Rose
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .008 SB/3
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: $8,000 [signing bonus]
Allen Rossum
2008 1/.87 TRV, .83 BS (.445 MSB)
2008 .04 SB/1
2009 1/1.095 TRV, .845 BS
2009 .25 SB/1
2009 CUT Post week 5, .596471 termination pay
Andrew Brandt, NFP: After completing a one-year deal with the 49ers in 2008, Rossum was
brought back in March, signing another one-year deal with a $250,000 signing bonus and the 10year veteran minimum of $845,000.
Kenny Rowe
2011 3/1.396 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .001 SB/2
2011 CUT Post
Mike Rumph
2002 5/6.4 TRV, .29/.56/.67/.78/.9/1.02/1.14 BS
2002 3 SB/7
2002 .2 RepB
2004 .29 SB/5 CONV
2006 Traded to WAS Post (for Taylor Jacobs)
2007-2008 voidable
AP: Rumph, the San Francisco 49ers’ first-round draft pick, agreed to a five-year, $6.4 million
contract. Rumph agreed to the deal, which includes a $2.35 million signing bonus…
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: The league twice has kicked back the contract of rookie cornerback
Mike Rumph. The numbers of the deal have been altered somewhat, according to his agent, Ken
Harris. Instead of a $2.35 million signing bonus, Rumph will be paid $3 million with $200,000 of
his $490,000 first-year salary guaranteed. Two years were added to the deal making a sevenyear contract, which easily will void to five years with minimal playing time.
Sean Ryan
2008 No SB/1 after week 9, .605 BS (.445 MSB?)
Deion Sanders
1994 No SB/2 after week 2, 1.134/5 BS
1994 .75 NLTBE
1995 CUT Pre
AP: Sanders ended his free-agent tour by rejecting several more lucrative offers in favor of a
one-year, $1.1 million contract with the 49ers. The deal, signed Thursday, includes $750,000 in
incentives… Sanders, a three-time Pro Bowler in five seasons with the Atlanta Falcons, will
receive $500,000 in incentives if he plays in a 49ers' NFC championship game victory, and the
remaining $250,000 if San Francisco wins the Super Bowl and he plays in the game.
Fabrizio Scaccia
2010 PS after week 15, .0884 BS
Ricky Schmitt
2009 No SB/1 after week 15, .31 BS
2009 IR after week 16, .215 BS
Lance Schulters
1998 3/.763 TRV, .144/.18/.216 BS
1998 .223 SB/3
1999 CBA increase BS to .25/.358
2001 1.488 RFA tender
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Schulters, the 49ers' fourth-round pick, got a $223,000 signing bonus.
AP: Schulters will be paid $1.488 million [in 2001]…
Kirk Scrafford
1995 4/4.1 TRV, .4/.7/.9/1.1 BS
1995 1 SB/4
1996 BS reduced to .196 after week 1, equiv .225647
1996 .4745 SB/4 CONV, voidable year added
1998 Retired Pre
1998 6/13.5 TRV, .24/1.25/1.5/1.75/2/2.25 BS
1998 .51 SB/6
1998 .453333 BS after week 8, equiv .24
1999 Retired Pre
1999 4 RB (not paid)
Jim Armstrong, Denver Post: According to the CBA, salaries can't be increased more than 30
percent from 1998, the final year of the NFL's salary cap, to 1999. Scrafford's original contract
called for salaries of $1.1 million in 1998 and $1.75 million in 1999. What to do? The final year
of the deal was wiped away, leaving Scrafford with a four-year deal and salaries of $400,000,
$700,000, $900,000 and $1.1 million. He also got a $1-million signing bonus, a $250,000 hit on
the original $1.25-million bonus.
Ira Miller, SF Chornicle: the 49ers added a year to his contract and converted $474,500 from
salary to signing bonus, magically saving themselves more than $350,000 in cap room without
spending a penny or shorting Scrafford.
John Crumpacker, SF Examiner: Scrafford signed a farcical six-year contract worth $13.5 million.
Including a $510,000 signing bonus, Scrafford will make $750,000 this season. A $4 million roster
bonus taking effect in March of 1999 indicates the 49ers do not expect Scrafford to play beyond
this season… If Scrafford is on the field for 35 percent of the offensive plays and the 49ers win
the Super Bowl, he will receive $400,000 in bonus money… His six-year, $13.5 million contract
breaks down thusly: 1998 - $240,000 base salary; $510,000 signing bonus. 1999 - $4 million
roster bonus effective in March; $1.25 million base salary. 2000 - $1.5 million base salary. 2001 $1.75 million base salary. 2002 - $2 million base salary. 2003 - $2.25 million base salary.
Richard Seigler
2004 3/1.2 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .28 SB/3
2004 CUT Post
Bobby Setzer
2001 1/.209 TRV, .209 BS
2002 1/.3 TRV, .3 BS
2002 waived/injured
2002 CUT Post week 7
Ryan Seymour
2013 after week 14 (off SEA PS)
Josh Shaw
2002 3/.9915 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .0865 SB/3
2003 CUT Post
Kory Sheets
2009 2/.716 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .011 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 Signed by MIA after week 5
Mike Sherrard
1989 acquired from DAL as Plan B FA
1989 3/1.2 TRV, .2/.4/.475 BS
1989 .125 SB/3
1992 1/.6 TRV, .575 BS
1992 .025 RB
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Sherrard's deal is worth a bit less than $600,000 with other fringe
benefits, sources said.
Sealver Siliga
2011 3/1.401 TRV, .385/.465/.555 BS
2011 .006 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
Monte Simmons
2011 3/1.396 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .001 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
2011 PS, .0969 BS
Jerome Simpson
2015 2/1.73 TRV, .745/.885 BS
2015-2016 .05 WO
Tom Pelissero, ESPN: Simpson's 2-year, $1.73M contract with #49ers included no guarantees. He
can make a $50K workout bonus. Low-risk proposition.
Barry Sims
2008 2/2.8 TRV, 4.2 TRMV, .73/.87 BS
2008 .6 SB/2
2008 .7 LTBE (PT)
2008-2009 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3)
2009 .2 earned LTBE (PT)
2009 .5 unearned LTBE (PT)
2010 1/1.405 TRV, 2.105 TRMV, .855 BS
2010 .35 SB/1
2010 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, earned .1)
2010 .2 unearned LTBE (PT)
2010 .5 unearned NLTBE (PT)
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Sims signed a two-year, $4.2 million contract that
includes a $600,000 signing bonus and a total of $1.4 million in likely-to-be-earned incentives.
Adam Schefter, ESPN: 49ers reached agreement with OT Barry Sims on a one-year deal worth up
to $2.1 million with incentives.
Rotoworld: Signed a one-year, $1.605 million contract. The deal includes $200,000 in incentives.
2010: $1.405 million
Dan Skuta
2013 2/3 TRV, 1/1.3 BS
2013 .3 SB/2
2013-2014 .05 WO
2013-2014 .15 RB (per game?)
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Dan Skuta's two-year deal is worth $3 million, including $300,000
bonus, $150,000 roster bonus, $50,000 annual workout bonuses,
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: LB/ST Dan Skuta officially signed two-year, $3 million contract
with 49ers, including $300,000 signing bonus, source said. 2013 cap: $1.35M.
TJ Slaughter
2006 1/.625 TRV, .585 BS (.425 MSB)
2006 .04 SB/1
2006 IR after week 11
Jason Slowey
2012 4/2.192512 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .092512 SB/4
2012 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Slowey received the minimum salaries with a signing bonus of
$92,512.
Justin Smiley
2004 4/3.03 TRV, 4.555 TRMV, .23/.305/.385/.46 BS
2004 1.2 SB/4
2004 .11 RB
2004 .325 NLTBE
2004-2007 .3 NLTBE
2005 .34 OB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .425/.51
2007 IR after week 9
DEION: +.048333 in 2005-2006, -.096666 in 2007
Aldon Smith
2011 4/14.384 TRV, .375/1.028818/1.682636/2.336454 BS
2011 8.961092 SB/4
2011-2014 BS guaranteed
2015 9.754 OY
2015 1/9.754 TRV, 1 BS
2015 .5 WO
2015 1.1 RB
2015 .322125 RB/game active (equiv 5.154, 2.254875 LTBE)
2015 2 NLTBE (50% PT or 8 sacks)
Howard Balzer, SportsXchange.com: For Smith, it is a total value of $14,384,000 and a pool
figure of $2,615,273 in 2011… [his signing bonus] was $8,961,092.
Joel Corry, NFP: Instead of a fully-guaranteed $9.754 million base salary, Smith reworked his
2015 contract where he can still make that same amount. His 2015 salary consists of an
nonguaranteed $1 million base salary, a $500,000 workout bonus, $1.1 million in offseason
roster bonuses ($200,000 each on the first day in April, May June and July and $300,000 on
August 1), $5.154 million of per-game roster bonuses ($322,125 for each game on the 53-man
roster, injured reserve or physically unable to perform list) and a $2 million incentive for 50
percent defensive playtime or eight or more sacks during the 2015 regular season.
Alex Smith
2005 6/53.5 TRV, 6/56 TRMV, .5/1.05/1.675/2.3/2.925/4.75/5 BS
2005 1 SB/7/5
2005 2 RB
2005-2010 1.5 NLTBE (playoffs, max 3.5 total)
2006 8.3 OB/6/5
2007 IR after week 14
2008 BS escalated to 9.475 (before buyback)
2008 -.1488 (insurance return on OB)
2008 VOID 2009-2011 (3.238396 accel after insurance return)
2008 8 buyback/3, 2.3/9.625/15.05 BS
2008 IR after week 1
4 PTI (RB in 2006)
2009 2/6.5 TRV, 10.5 TRMV, 2/2.5 BS
2009 2 SB/2
2010 BS escalated to 3 (addl 3.5 esc possible)
2010 .5 earned NLTBE (PT)
2010 2 NLTBE
2011 1/4 TRV, 7 TRMV, 4 BS
2011 BS guaranteed
2011 .9 LTBE (PT)
2011 2.1 NLTBE
2012 3/24 TRV, 33 TRMV, 5/7.5/7.5 BS
2012 3 RB
2012 BS guaranteed
2012-2014 1.25 LTBE
2013 Traded to KC Pre (for 2nd & cond 2014 pick)
2013 1 RB
2013 1 BS guaranteed
Mike Florio, PFT: For Smith, the first overall pick, the bonus money is $13.3 million ($1 million to
sign, option bonus of $8.3 million, and "log" bonus of $4 million), the guaranteed money is $24
million, and the total package is $56 million over six years.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: I do not have the details on Alex Smith's new
contract, but a league source told me he is pretty certain it averages around $3 million a year
over the two years. … Smith's [restructured] deal contains incentives that could reach a little
more than $2 million per season, the source said. Those incentives are not known, but they are
believed to be more difficult to reach than Hill's incentives. In addition to his adjusted contract,
Smith will receive payments of $4 million the next two seasons. This money is a carryover from
his previous contract as part of a deferred guarantee bonus. This is not new money, and it has
already counted against the salary cap.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Smith’s new deal saves the 49ers about $6 million on
the salary cap, according to a league source. The deal is believed to be worth approximately
$6.5 million over two seasons. Smith can make around $2 million annually in incentives, too.
Andrew Brandt, NFP: last March, Smith, who had made over $26M from the 49ers in four
seasons, agreed to reduce his remaining compensation down to $6.5M total for this season and
next, with incentives for another $2M per season.
Michael David Smith, PFT: Smith and the 49ers have agreed to terms on a one-year deal.
According to multiple reports, Smith will make about $5 million this season.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Smith's contract counts $9.25 million against the 49ers' 2012
salary cap… Smith signed a three-year, $24 million contract with $9 million in guaranteed
money, as reported on Wednesday. The deal can average as much as $11 million annually if
Smith maxes out his incentives and escalator. On the surface, the contract looks as if it contains
$16.5 million in guaranteed money. But Smith's second-year base salary of $7.5 million is fully
guaranteed only if Smith remains on the 49ers' roster on April 1, 2013.
Smith received no signing bonus, but his $5 million base salary and $3 million roster bonus for
2012 are guaranteed. Also, $1 million of his second-year salary is fully guaranteed. In figuring
Smith's cap figure, likely-to-be-earned incentives of $1.25 million count each of the three
seasons because Smith would have reached those incentives with his performance from last
season. Smith's projected cap figures for the three years of his contract are $9.25 million in
2012, $9.75 million in 2013, and $8.75 million in 2014.
Mike Florio, PFT: $1 million non-guaranteed roster bonus in 2013.
AP: The 49ers will receive the Chiefs' second-round pick, 34th overall, in this year's draft and a
conditional pick in next year's draft…
Corey Smith
2004 No SB/2 after week 15, .305/.38 BS
2005 3/1.825 TRV ext, .275 bonuses, .46/.545/.545 BS
2005 .075 SB/4
2006 .05 RB?
2006 CUT Post
2007-2008 .075 RB?
Derek Smith
2001 5/10.75 TRV, .45/2/2.05/2.25/2.5 BS
2001 1.5 SB/5
2002 1.475 SB/4 CONV
2002-2005 .025 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2004 1.565 SB/2 added, BS lowered to .66/2
2005 .5 RB added (in 2004 restructure)
2006 3/14 TRV, 1.55/2.665/3.28
2006 6.005 SB/3
2006 .5 RB
2007 CUT Pre
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: With linebacker Derek Smith recently agreeing to a five-year, $10.75
million deal with a $2.5 million signing bonus, the 49ers' only priority is Gragg.
Craig Massei, Scout.com: Smith's contract extension included a $6 million signing bonus that
makes the total package worth almost $14 million.
Irv Smith
1998 2/1.75 TRV, .25/.5 BS
1998 .5 SB/2
1999 Traded to CLE (w/Roy Barker for nothing)
1999 .3 RB (not paid)
1999 .2 RepB (not paid)
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Tight end Irv Smith got $500,000 [to sign].
John Crumpacker, SF Chronicle: players who fall into that category, and their salary cap
numbers, are… tight end Irv Smith ($1.25 million)… Smith has a $500,000 roster bonus due on
Feb. 12. For a player on a team so far over the salary cap, it seems unlikely Smith will collect on
that bonus.
Justin Smith
2008 6/45 TRV, .75/3.5/2.625/5/5.875/7.5 BS
2008 11 SB/6
2008-2013 .5 WO
2008-2009 BS guaranteed
2009 4.75 RB guaranteed (skill/injury only)
2009 .999 2010 RB OATSB/5 added
2009 .001 buyback/5 added, 5/5.875/7.5 BS
2009 VOID 2011-2013 added
2010 1 RB (removed)
2013 3/17.1 TRV, .94/3.15/2.65 BS
2013 6.56 SB/3
2013 .1 RB
2013 BS guaranteed
2014 2 BS guaranteed
2014-2015 .1 RB/game active (equiv 1.6, 1.4 LTBE)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Under the terms of the deal he signed with the 49ers in 2008,
Smith averaged $7.5 million per season… Smith's scheduled $8 million salary for 2013 was
converted to a $6.56 million signing bonus, a $940,000 base salary with a $500,000 workout
bonus and a $100,000 roster bonus. Under the new deal, he is scheduled to earn $8.1 million
this season. The conversion of salary to signing bonus moved Smith's cap figure from $8 million
to $3.726 million, the source said. He is scheduled to earn $4.55 million in 2014 with a $3.15
million salary and a $1.4 million roster bonus. In 2015, he is scheduled to receive $2.65 million in
base salary with a $1.4 million roster bonus.
Joel Corry, NFP: Smith signed a two-year, $9.1 million contract extension… Smith has per game
active roster bonuses totaling $1.6 million ($100,000 per game) in 2014 and 2015. $1.4 million
of the roster bonuses count against the cap right now because Smith missed two games last
year.
Keith Smith
2009 No SB/1 after week 8, .62 BS (.46 MSB)
2009 CUT Post week 16, .027059 termination pay
Marvel Smith
2009 2/2.85 TRV, 10.35 TRMV, .85/.9 BS
2009 .15 WO
2009 CUT Post, retired
2009-2010 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)
2009-2010 3 NLTBE (PT, Pro Bowl)
2010 .15 WO
2010 1.5 esc possible
Matt Maocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: The deal could be worth just under $10.5 million,
according to a source.
Paul Smith
2000 3/.941 TRV, .193/.275/.358
2000 .115 SB/3
2000 .225 NLTBE
2002 CBA increase BS to .375
2002 2/1.21 TRV ext, 1.5 TRMV, .6/.45/.545 BS
2002 BS increase to .853125 after week 9, equiv .6
2002 .05 LTBE (honors)
2002 .14 NLTBE
2003 CUT Post (paid thru week 1)
2004 .1 NLTBE (up to 65% PT)
Nancy Gay, SF Chronicle: He signed a three-year $941,000 contract with a $115,000 signing
bonus.
Reggie Smith
2008 4/2.489 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .784 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .6
Adam Caplan, Scout.com: The former University of Oklahoma corner back signed a four-year
deal sign minimum base salaries of: (2008) $295,000 (2009) $385,000 (2010) $470,000 (2011)
$555,000. A league source notes he'll receive a signing bonus of about $784,000.
Torrey Smith
2015 5/40 TRV, .75/4.5/6.5/6.5/6.5 BS
2015 8 SB/5
2015 .75 WO
2015 BS guaranteed
2015-2019 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2016-2017 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2016-2019 1 WO
2018 2.25 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
Aaron Wilson, Baltimore Sun: Smith cashed in with the San Francisco 49ers on a five-year, $40
million contract that included $22 million in guaranteed money… Smith got an $8 million signing
bonus to be paid this year. His contract includes base salaries of $750,000 in 2015, $4.5 million
in 2016, $6.5 million in 2017, $6.5 million in 2018 and $6.5 million in 2019. The former
University of Maryland standout has a $750,000 workout bonus in 2015 and $1 million workout
bonuses in 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019. The deal includes a $750,000 injury protection in 2015,
$4.5 million in 2016 and $6.5 million in 2017 and $2.25 million guaranteed in 2018 at the time of
signing. The $750,000 base salary for 2015 is fully guaranteed at signing. All of the other
guarantees become fully guaranteed if he's on the roster on April 1 of each year.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Smith can achieve a $31,250 bonus -- or a total of $500,000
annually -- for each regular-season game in which he suits up on the 46-man game day roster…
Smith’s cap numbers during the course of his contract are $3.6 million this season, $7.6 million
in 2016, $9.6 million in 2017, $9.6 million in 2018, and $9.6 million in 2019.
Trent Smith
2005 Acquired from BAL (waivers)
2005 .38 BS
2005 CUT Post week 10
2005 PS, .0799 BS
Troy Smith
2010 .545 BS
Tyson Smith
2007 PS after week 3, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 4
Adam Snyder
2005 3/1.3805 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .4555 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435
2006 4/10.35 TRV ext, 11.35 TRMV, .9/1.4/1.65/2 BS
2006 4 SB/6/5
2008-2011 .1 WO
2008-2011 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2013 2/2.45 TRV, .85/1 BS
2013 .5 SB/2
2013-2014 .003125 RB/game active (equiv .05)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: The 49ers are $1.469 million under the salary cap after signing
veteran offensive lineman Adam Snyder on Monday to a two-year, $2.45 million contract…
Snyder's contract includes a $500,000 signing bonus, the source said. His salary cap figure for
2013 is $1.14 million… Snyder's contract with the 49ers includes base salaries of $850,000 in
2013 and $1 million in 2014. He will also receive a $3,125 bonus for every game in which he
appears.
Isaac Sopoaga
2004 4/1.818 TRV, 2.238 TRMV, .23/.305/.385/.46 BS
2004 .438 SB/4
2004 IR, .135 BS
2004-2007 .105 NLTBE
2005 BS reduced to .23
2008 5/20 TRV, .7/1.8625/2.0625/3.8/3.8 BS
2008 4.775 SB/5
2008-2010 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15)
2008-2012 .05 WO
2009 2 RB
2011 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15, .15 LTBE, earned .140625)
2012 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15)
Eric Branch, Santo Rosa Press Democrat: Sopoaga signed a five-year, $20 million deal with
$4.775 million guaranteed.
Shawntae Spencer
2004 4/2.524 TRV, 3.424 TRMV, .23/.305/.385/.46/.545 BS
2004 1.144 SB/5
2005-2008 .3 NLTBE
2006 CBA increase BS to .425/.51
2008 voidable
2006 5/20 TRV ext, 21.875 TRMV, 8.5 guaranteed, .68/1.67/2.85/3.1/3.2 BS
2006 6 SB/7/5
2007 .3 NLTBE
2008-2012 .1 WO (not earned 2009)
2008-2012 .375 esc possible
2008 1.5 RB
2008 -.01 SB return (from rookie SB, for missed WOs)
2008 IR after week 6
2009 .5 RB
2012 CUT Pre
Joel Corry, CBS Sports: Spencer… received a four-year, $20 million contract extension in 2006
(with an additional $1.5 million in salary escalators) after his second NFL season.
Roger Phillips, Oakland Tribune: the extension, which runs through the 2012 season, includes a
$6million signing bonus… the third- year veteran will earn $680,000 in 2008, with his nonguaranteed base salary increasing in subsequent seasons to $1.67million, $2.85million,
$3.1million and $3.2million.
Mike Florio, PFT: the total guaranteed money is $8.5 million, and that the deal averages $4.3
million per year.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Spencer received a bonus of $100,000 for
participating in the team's offseason workouts [in 2008].
Takeo Spikes
2008 1/1.5 TRV, 1.7 TRMV, 1.04 BS
2008 .3 SB/1
2008 .01 RB/game active (equiv .16)
2008 .2 LTBE (PT)
2009 2/5.5 TRV, 1.25/2.25 BS
2009 1 SB/2
2009 .5 RB
2009 BS guaranteed
2009 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, earned .234375)
2010 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: the San Francisco 49ers have signed free-agent LB
Takeo Spikes (Eagles) to a one-year deal with $1.68 million. The deal includes a $300,000 signing
bonus, a $140,000 roster bonus and up to $200,000 in incentives.
AP: The [2009] deal is reportedly worth $6 million for two years.
CJ Spillman
2010 Acquired from SD after week 5 (waivers)
2010 .395 BS
2011 1/.525 TRV, .525 BS
2012 3/4.2 TRV, 6 TRMV, .75/1.225/1.225 BS
2012 .925 SB/3
2012-2014 .025 WO?
2014 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: 3 yrs/$4.2 million, $925,000 signing bonus; 2012 cap: $1.08
million.
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: The San Francisco 49ers have signed safety and special-teams ace C.J.
Spillman to a three-year contract with a maximum value of $6 million… Spillman received a
$925,000 signing bonus
Michael Spurlock
2009 .385/.47 BS
2009 .009 SB/2?
2009 CUT Post week 8
Joe Staley
2007 5/7.94475 TRV, 10.74475 TRMV, .285/.37/.46/.55/.65 BS
2007 1.1 SB/5
2007 .515 RB
2007 .1 NLTBE (rookie honors)
2007-2011 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2008 2.52 OB/4
2009 .11 RB
2009 1.1 LTBE one-time RB (PTI)
2009 2011 BS escalated to 1.15
2010 .125 RB
2011 .15975 RB
2011 addl 1.7 esc possible
2009 6/40.2 TRV ext, 43.2 TRMV, 1.3/1.6/2.2/4/4.9/5.75 BS
2009 11 RB (add’l)
2010 5.25 RB (add’l)
2012 BS escalated to 1.8/2.1/2.7/4.5/5.4/6.25
2012-2017 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2012-2017 .2 WO
2014 2/23 TRV ext, 2.7/4.5/5.4/8.25/4.8/4.8 BS
2014-2019 .2 WO
2014-2019 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2015 6 OB/5
2016 4 OB/4
Details of 2009 deal courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com
Scout.com: Over the life of the contract, Staley's base salaries for each year are as follows: 2007:
$285,000; 2008: $1,000,000; 2009: $1,200,000; 2010: $1,400,000; 2011: $650,000. Staley's deal
is laden with other roster and option bonuses and other bonuses that are tied to playing time
and his participation in organized team activities. In each year of the contract, Staley will receive
a $100,000 bonus if he reaches the Pro Bowl. Staley's deal includes almost $5.6 million in
guaranteed money. The total package, if he were to reach all incentives and bonuses, has a
maximum value of $10.7 million. According to another league source, the value of Staley's deal
is an 8.5 percent increase over the contract signed by the No. 28 overall selection in the 2006
draft, tight end Marcedes Lewis of Jacksonville.
Joel Corry, CBS Sports: Their 2007 first-round pick, Staley, signed a six-year, $40.2 million
contract extension (with an additional $3 million in Pro Bowl base salary escalators) in 2009
before the third year of his five-year rookie contract.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Staley's six-year extension, through the 2017 season,
includes $40 million of "new money." The contract includes $16 million guaranteed. The total
package can fluctuate $3 million up ($43 million) or $3 million down ($37 million), depending on
Staley's performance and whether he remains healthy.
Some of the other details of the contract are interesting. Staley, according to the source, will not
receive a signing bonus. Signing bonuses are prorated for the life of a contract for salary-cap
purposes. Instead, Staley will receive two roster bonuses, which count immediately against that
year's cap.
The reason the 49ers would structure the deal in that way is because they have an abundance of
salary-cap space. The 49ers were approximately $25 million under the cap before the Staley
extension. Staley's 2009 cap figure, with this new deal, rises from $1.42 million to $11.6 million.
Mike Sando, ESPN: Their new contract for tackle Joe Staley carries a $12.2 million roster bonus
in 2009. The full $12.2 million counts against the 2009 cap, contributing to a 2009 cap charge
north of $13.5 million.
Mike Sando, ESPN: Staley's deal becomes quite cap friendly after the initial $13.5 million charge
in the first year… The deal counts nearly $6.8 million in 2010 and then between $2 million and
$.9 million over the next three seasons.
Cam Inman, Mercury News: Staley picked up an additional $12 million with his two-year
extension Thursday… Staley’s deal apparently does not adversely affect the 49ers’ 2014 cap
space, which stood at $5.9 million… Staley’s extension includes a $6 million bonus in 2015, a $4
million bonus in 2016 and a $2 million raise in 2017… His 2014 pay remains the same: a $2.7
million base salary, a $200,000 bonus from offseason workouts and $500,000 in per-game roster
bonuses, according to a source.
Chad Stanley
2000 2/.428 TRV, .175/.25 BS
2000 .003 SB/2
2001 1/.389 TRV, .389 BS
2001 CUT Post
Nick Steitz
2006 No SB/2 after week 15, .275/.285 BS
2007 CUT Post
Steve Stenstrom
1999 2/1.2 TRV, .4/? BS
2000 CUT Pre
AP: The San Francisco 49ers signed former Stanford quarterback Steve Stenstrom to a two-year
contract worth $1.2 million.
Carl Stewart
2008 PS after week 14, .0884 BS
Daleroy Stewart
2004 Acquired from NYJ after week 2 (waivers)
2004 .38 BS
2004 CUT Post week 16 (claimed by NYJ)
Patrick Stoudamire
2010 2/.73 TRV, .32/.405 BS
2010 .005 SB/2
2010 .0025 RB?
2010 CUT Post
Tai Streets
1999 4/1.25 TRV, .15/.25/.325/.35/.375/.4 BS
1999 .15 SB/6
1999 IR
2000 CBA increase BS to .275/.389/.45
2003 VOID 2003-2004
2003 1.318 RFA tender
Donald Strickland
2006 No SB/2 after week 8, .5/.595 BS
2006 IR after week 14, .25 BS
2007 1/.595 TRV, .595 BS
2008 1/.8 TRV, .605 BS
2008 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, .1625 LTBE)
2008 7 dummy LTBE
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Strickland agreed to an incentive clause in his [2008]
contract of $7 million that has no chance of being reached. If Strickland blocks 15 punts and
takes part in 90 percent of the team's special teams plays then he will earn the incentive. If he
does not earn the incentive then the money will carry over as a credit on the team's 2009 salary
cap.
JJ Stokes
1995 4/5.45 TRV, .5/.6/.7/.8/.9/1/1.1 BS
1995 2.85 SB/7
1998 VOID 1999-2001 (.44 accel into 1998)
1999 .4/1/2.5/3.75/4.25/5/5.5 BS
1999 4.5 SB/7
2000 .56 SB/6 CONV
2001 2 SB/5 CONV
2002 BS reduced to 1.75/2.25
2002-2003 .55 NLTBE added
2003 CUT Post
2004-2005 voidable
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Stokes, whom the 49ers foresee as the next Jerry Rice, signed a sevenyear, $8.45 million contract, but if he plays up to minimum expectations, he will be able to void
the last three years and the contract will become $5.45 million over four years… The contract
contains a $2.85 million signing bonus… Stokes will be paid $1.7 million this season -- a $1.2
million signing bonus and a $500,000 base salary.
Craig Massei, Niners Digest: Stokes, who lost his starting job to Tai Streets early last season, was
released in a move that will save the Niners $2.25 million against their 2003 salary cap… he
signed a lucrative deal in 1999 that included a $4.5 million signing bonus.
Ron Stone
2002 4/9 TRV, .65/1.4/1.8/2.1 BS
2002 2.35 SB/4
2002-2005 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2004 CUT Pre
2004 .3 RB (not paid)
2005 .4 RB
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: the 49ers jumped in with a $9 million, four-year deal with $2.35
million up front.
Dana Stubblefield
1993 2/1.109 TRV, .343/.516 BS
1993 .15 RepB
1994 .1 RepB
1995 3/6.75 TRV, .2/1.525/1.525 BS
1995 2 SB/3
1996-1997 .75 RB
2001 7/26.377 TRV, 29.227 TRMV, .477/.6/3/3.5/4/5/5.5 BS
2001 .3 SB/7/6
2001 .925 NLTBE
2002 .925 NLTBE RB (not earned)
2002 1 NLTBE
2002 .675 2003 guaranteed BS CONV/7, 6 BS added 2008
2003 CUT Pre
2003-2008 1 RB
Larry Weisman/Gordon Forbes, USA Today: $1.109 million for two years. No signing bonus.
$150,000 reporting bonus in '93, salary of $343,000. Reporting bonus of $100,000, salary of
$516,000.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: The contract breakdown is this: $2.2 million in 1995 (including a $2
million signing bonus) and $2.275 million in 1996 and 1997. The 1996 and 1997 salaries include
a $750,000 advance on March 1 each year. Stubblefield will cost the 49ers $866,666 against the
salary cap this year, which leaves the team about $740,000 under the limit. In 1996 and 1997,
Stubblefield will cost the team nearly $3 million a year against the cap.
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: his agent worked out a six-year, $29.227 million deal.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: He'll earn $1 million in guaranteed money. He'll
receive a $300,000 signing bonus and another $700,000 in the third year of the deal; regardless
of whether or not he's on the team. He'll have a base salary of $477,000 (2001), $600,000
(2002), $3 million (2003), $3.5 million (2004), $4 million (2005), $5 million (2006) and $5.5
million (2007). There's also $1 million reporting bonuses in 2003 through 2007.
Steve Corkran, Contra Costa Times: Stubblefield received a deal worth $755,000 this season that
counts only $450,000 against Oakland's salary cap. He also is due $2.25 million from the 49ers
for reaching incentives last season that triggered a guaranteed $1.375 million base salary and an
$875,000 bonus this season. In other words, the 49ers will pay Stubblefield almost three times
more than the Raiders will this season.
John Clayton, ESPN: Stubblefield had qualified over the past two seasons [2001-2002] to receive
a $1.375 million guarantee and he also earned a $875,000 incentive from a forced fumble that
will be paid at the end of the month.
Vinny Sutherland
2001 1/.209 TRV, .209 BS
Brett Swain
2011 No SB/1 after week 5, .525 BS
Justin Swift
1999 PS, .06205 BS
2000 .193/.298 BS
2002 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS
Curtis Taylor
2009 4/1.80988 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .05988 SB/4
2009 IR after week 12, .215 BS
2010 IR after week 6, .24 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .525
2011 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Niners sign another draft pick. They struck deal with
seventh-rounder safety Curtis Taylor (4-years, $1.8M with a $59,880 signing bonus).
John Taylor
1986 4/.68 TRV, .09/.1/.14/.19 BS
1986 .12 SB/4
1986-1989 .01 RB
1989 2/1.01 TRV ext, .4/.45 BS
1990-1991 .08 RB
1992 2/1.775 TRV, .75/.825 BS
1992-1993 .1 RB
1993 5/7.75 TRV, 1.9/1.34/1.34/1.34/1.33 BS
1993 .5 SB/5
1995 CUT Post
1995 2/1.85 TRV, .3/1.35 BS
1995 .2 SB/2
1996 CUT Pre
AP: they renegotiated 1993 salaries to increase payments that won't come under the cap. Wide
receiver John Taylor got $7.74 million for four years…
Rachel Shuster, USA Today: A day after the San Francisco 49ers waived John Taylor to create
salary-cap flexibility, the nine-year wide receiver is back in the fold - for a $200,000 signing
bonus and a 1995 base salary of $300,000. But incentives could boost that. His 1996 salary
would be $1.35 million.
Kerry Taylor
2011 PS after week 5, .0969 BS
2011 CUT Post week 6
Ryan Thelwell
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Because Thelwell didn't play, he went in the last round and got a
$24,000 signing bonus.
Brandon Thomas
2014 4/2.726016 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .506016 SB/4
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $2.731 million including $506,016 signing bonus. 2014
cap figure: $546,504.
Carlos Thomas
2009 2/.7075 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .0025 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
Dontarrious Thomas
2008 2/1.72 TRV, .65/.65 BS
2008 .4 SB/2
2008-2009 .01 WO
2008 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: It appears his deal, which averages $866,720 over
two seasons is just below the necessary threshold to be considered as part of the equation.
Mark Thomas
1992 3/.8065 TRV, .1375/.175/.272 BS
1992 .125 SB/3
1992 .039 RB
1993-1994 .029 RB
1995 .328 RFA tender
1995 selected by CAR in expansion draft
Michael Thomas
2012 .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .004 SB/3?
2012 .005 RB?
2012 PS, .0969 BS
Jeremy Thornburg
2005 Acquired from PHI after week 5 (waivers)
2005 .23/.31 BS
2005 CUT Post week 8 (claimed by GB)
Bruce Thornton
2005 PS after week 1, .0799 BS
2005 Activated after week 3, .305/.385 BS
2006 CUT Post
Joe Toledo
2008 PS, .0884 BS
Scott Tolzien
2011 Acquired from SD (waivers)
2011 .375/.465/.555 BS
Andre Torrey
2006 .275 BS
2006 IR, .18 BS
Winfred Tubbs
1998 5/14.25 TRV, .25/1.75/2.1/2.65/3.25 BS
1998 4 SB/5
1998-2002 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
1999 1.35 SB/4 CONV
1999 .25 RB CONV/4
2000 1.66 SB/3 CONV
2001 CUT Pre
2002 voidable
Slam! Sports: Tubbs, perhaps the best available middle linebacker on the free-agent market,
today signed a five-year deal, $14.25 million deal with the San Francisco 49ers that includes a $4
million signing bonus. According to figures released by the team, Tubbs will receive $250,000 in
1998, $1.75 million in 1999, $2.1 million in 2000, $2.65 million in 2001 and $3.25 million in 2003.
He also will get a $250,000 bonus if he is on the roster on March 1st, 1999 and will earn a
$50,000 incentive bonus for making the Pro Bowl after any of the five seasons.
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: Tubbs' $4.43 million cap figure and $2.6 million salary simply didn't fit
in with the 49ers' plans.
BJ Tucker
2005 PS after week 1, .0799 BS
2005 Activated after week 4, .23 BS
2005 CUT Post week 5
2005 PS, .0799 BS
2005 Activated after week 11, .23/.31 BS
2006 CBA increase BS to .35
2006 CUT Post week 8
2007 .435 BS
2007 IR, .22 BS
Will Tukuafu
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 15, .32/.405 BS
2011 BS reduced to .33
2011 CBA increase BS to .375
2011 IR after week 4, .258 BS?
2012 .465/.555 BS
Brian Tyms
2012 3/1.448 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS
2012 .008 SB/3
2012 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: 49ers signed… Brian Tyms [for] $8K…
Jeff Ulbrich
2000 3/1.211 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS
2000 .385 SB/3
2001 CBA increase BS to .298/.375
2002 4/5.1 TRV ext, 5.3 TRMV, .45/.75/1.2/1.5 BS
2002 1.2 SB/5
2002 .05 LTBE (Pro Bowl)
2003-2006 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2004 .215 SB/3 CONV
2005 5/9.650294 TRV, .695294/1.325/1.525/1.875/2.23 BS
2005 2 SB/5
2005 BS lowered to .54 after week 4. equiv .695294
2005-2009 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2006 BS guaranteed
2009 BS reduced to .95
2009 IR after week 6 (concussion), retired
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: Ulbrich signed a four-year extension worth $5.1 million with a $1.2
million signing bonus.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Ulbrich, who would have been eligible for restricted free agency next
spring, received a signing bonus of $1.2 million. His base salary for the 2002 season, $375,000,
remained the same. The bases for the extension part of the contract are $450,000 (2003),
$750,000 (2004), $1.2 million (2005) and $1.5 million (2006).
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Linebacker Jeff Ulbrich apparently solidified his
future with the team this offseason when he accepted a pay reduction from $2.23 million to
$950,000.
Artie Ulmer
2000 PS after week 2, .068 BS
2000 Activated after week 3, .358 BS
Iheanyi Uwaezuoke
Mark Soltau, SF Examiner: Uwaezuoke received a three-year deal for the NFL minimum,
$131,000 the first year, $164,000 the second and $196,000 the third, plus an $80,000 signing
bonus…
Leroy Vann
2010 .31/.395 BS
2010 .0075 SB/2?
2010 CUT Post
Tommy Vardell
1996 2/1.75 TRV, .2/.85 BS
1996 .4 SB/2
1997 CUT Pre
1997 .3 WO (not paid)
1999 3/3 TRV, .4/.8/1.2 BS
1999 .45 SB/3
2000 CUT Pre
2000-2001 .075 RB (not paid)
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Vardell has agreed to $1.75 million over two years, including a
$400,000 signing bonus. His 1996 salary will be a modest $200,000, and he will cost the team
only $400,000 against its salary cap. In 1997, his salary would be $850,000, and there would be a
$300,000 workout bonus.
Omaha World-Herald: Vardell is not as young and not as good a blocker as Edwards, yet the
49ers paid him a $450,000 signing bonus.
Vickiel Vaughn
2006 4/1.643534 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .033534 SB/4
2007 BS reduced to .285
2007 CUT Post
Delanie Walker
2006 4/1.712 TRV, 2.062 TRMV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .102 SB/4
2008 3/6 TRV ext, 7.725 TRMV, .655/.75/1.045 BS
2008 1.8 SB/5
2009 CBA increase BS to .535
2009 .345 esc possible
2010 .25 RB guaranteed (injury only)
2010 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4, earned .35)
2010-2012 .1 WO
2010-2012 .075 NLTBE (pro Bowl)
2011 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4, earned .375)
2011-2012 .5 esc possible
2012 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)
2012 .5 NLTBE
AP: AP: Walker, who originally received $102,000 to sign as a sixth-round draft pick in 2006,
received a three-year extension worth $6 million this offseason. The deal included a $1.8 million
signing bonus.
Details of 2008 deal courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: The 49ers have also signed backup tight end Delanie
Walker to a three-year, $6 million contract extension, The Press Democrat has learned. Walker
is now signed through the 2012 season. Walker received a $1.8 million signing bonus. He can
also earn an additional $725,000 in incentives.
Derek Walker
2009 Acquired from SEA after week 16 (waivers)
2009 .31/.395 BS
2010 CUT Post
Cody Wallace
2008 4/2.1935 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .4885 SB/4
2010 CUT Post
Adam Caplan, Scout.com: The former Texas A&M center signed a four-year deal and will receive
the following minimum base salaries: (08) $295,000 (09) $385,000 (10) $470,000 (11)
$555,000 along with a signing bonus of over $488,000.
Wesley Walls
1989 3/.85 TRV, .15/.2/.25 BS
1989 .25 SB/3
1992 2/.81 TRV, .35/.4 BS
1992-1993 .025 RB
1993 .01 WO
AP: San Francisco 49ers-Signed second-round choice, TE Wesley Walls, to a three-year deal
worth a reported $850,000, including a $250,000 signing bonus.
Jimmie Ward
2014 4/7.112529 TV, .42/.743297/1.066594/.69 BS
2014 3.492748 SB/4
2014-2016 BS guaranteed
2017 .67739 RB
2017 .0225 WO
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Four years, $7.112 million, including $3.492 million signing bonus.
Note: Total of $5.722 million, including his first three years’ salary, is fully guaranteed against
skill, injury and cap. 2014 cap figure: $1.293 million.
Mark Washington
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Signed by MIA after week 13
Marvin Washington
1997 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS
1997 IR after week 11
1999 4/4.15 TRV, .4/.65/.65/.65 BS
1999 .9 SB/4
1999 IR after week 5
2000 CUT Pre
2000-2002 .35 RB (not paid)
Alex Marvez, Rocky Mountain News: Washington signed a four-year, $4.15 million contract
Wednesday with the San Francisco 49ers. Washington received a $900,000 signing bonus and
could earn another $2 million through incentives.
Nancy Gay, SF Chronicle: Washington, whose cap figure was $1.175 million
Tavares Washington
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2007 PS after week 6, .0799 BS
Ted Washington
1991 4/2.442 TRV, .253/.313/.388/.438 BS
1991 .875 SB/4
1991-1994 .025 RB
1992-1994 .025 RepB
1993 BS adjusted to .488/.338
1994 Traded to DEN Pre (for 5th)
USA Today: signing bonus of $875,000, base salaries of $253,000, $313,000, $388,000 and
$438,000, plus $25,000 roster bonus first year, $25,000 roster and $25,000 reporting bonus next
three years. Total: $2.442 million over four years.
Gabe Wakins
Len Pasquarelli, AJC: He got a $4.5 signing bonus, but he hasn't practiced yet and won't play
until at least mid-September because of an injury.
Ricky Watters
1991 2/.801 TRV, .195/.25 BS
1991 .26 SB/2
1991-1992 .048 RB
1993 2/1.596 TRV, .6/.7 BS
1993 .248 RB
1994 .048 RB
1994 .118 LTBE
Jason Webster
2000 4/2.448 TRV, .24/.275/.358/.385 BS
2000 1.19 SB/4
2002 CBA increase BS to .375/.45
Nancy Gay, SF Chronicle: Webster, a second-round pick from Texas A&M, signed a four-year
contract worth $2.4 million, including a signing bonus of $1.19 million. He'll earn $240,000 in
2000; $275,000 in '01; $358,000 in '02 and $385,000 in '03.
Chris Weinke
2007 No SB/1 after week 14, .595 BS (.435 MSB)
Anthony West
2011 3/1.3975 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .0025 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
Brian Westbrook
2010 1/1.75 TRV, 2.7625 TRMV, .755 BS
2010 .5 SB/1
2010 BS guaranteed
2010 .0153125 RB/game active (equiv .245)
2010 .015625 RB/game on roster (equiv .25)
2010 .1375 earned NLTBE
2010 .875 unearned NLTBE
Matt Barrows, Sacramento Bee: Brian Westbrook's one-year deal with the 49ers includes $1.25
million guaranteed. What's interesting - to me, at least - is how the incentive portion of the
contract is laid out in different categories. Westbrook essentially can double his guaranteed
money this year. But as you'll see, that will be difficult to do as Frank Gore's backup.
Total yards: If Westbrook finishes with 400 total yards, he'll earn another $75,000. This seems to
be a likely-to-be-earned incentive considering that Westbrook had 455 total yards last year in an
injury-shortened season. If he finishes with 600 total yards, the bonus goes to $150,000.
Anything above 700 total yards, it's a $200,000 bonus.
Receptions: Westbrook has had as many as 90 and as few as 25 catches in the last four seasons.
If he finishes with 40 receptions, he'll earn another $125,000. There were 17 running backs last
year who had 40 or more catches. With 50 catches, it's another $250,000. If Westbrook couples
40 catches with eight 49ers wins, he gets $187,500. If there are eight 49ers wins and 50
Westbrook catches, he gets the maximum in that category -- $375,000 . Westbrook had more
than 50 catches from 2004 to 2008. However, that was in a West Coast offense in which he was
the featured runner.
Touchdowns: Westbrook has scored as many as 13 combined touchdowns (2008) and as few as
two (2009) since his rookie season. If he scores four this year, he'll get another $62,500. If it's
six, he gets $125,000. The maximum he can get is $187,500 for 10 or more touchdowns. He's
had 10 or more TDs four times in eight seasons.
Westbrook also has 53-man roster bonuses up to $250,000 and 45-man roster bonuses of up to
$250,000. Westbrook has never played in all 16 games in his career.
Brandon Whiting
2004 Acquired from PHI (w/5th to BAL for Terrell Owens)
2004 1.1/1.2/1.5 BS
2004 BS raised to 1.2
2004-2006 .05 NLTBE added (Pro Bowl)
2004 .665 SB/3 CONV
2004 IR after week 8
2004 BS lowered to .23 after week 8, equiv .373529)
2004 .161471 SB/4 CONV
2005 CUT Pre
2005-2006 .1 RB
2005-2006 .6 esc possible
Donte Whitner
2011 3/11.55 TRV, 11.75 TRMV, 1.5/3.3/3.75 BS
2011 2.5 SB/3
2012-2013 .25 WO
2013 BS escalated to 3.85 (addl .1 esc possible, Pro Bowl)
Adam Schefter, ESPN: He agreed to a 3-year, $11.75 million deal with $4 million gtd with the
49ERS.
Kenny Wiggins
2011 3/1.398 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .003 SB/3
2011 CUT Post
2012 PS, .0969 BS
Matt Wilhelm
2009 No SB/1 after week 6, .62 BS (.46 MSB)
2010 .755 BS
2010 IR, .345 BS
2010 CUT Post (paid thru week 1)
2010 .081176 injury settlement
Michael Wilhoite
2011 PS after week 14, .0969 BS
2012 PS, .0969 BS
2012 Activated after week 12, .39/.48 BS
2014 1/.57 TRV, .57 BS
2015 1/.66 TRV, .66 BS
Gabe Wilkins
1998 5/23.6 TRV, .25/2.75/3.25/3.5/3.35 BS
1998 4.5 SB/5
1999 .75 RB (not paid)
1999 1/5.05 TRV ext, .4/3.25/3.5/3.35/4.4 BS
1999 3.5 SB/5
2000 .25 RB CONV/4
2000 CUT Post
2001-2003 .25 RB
Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Five years, $19.95 million, including a signing
bonus of $4.5 million. Base salaries of $250,000 in '98, $3.25 million in '99, $3.7 million in 2000,
$4 million in 2001 and $4.25 million in 2002.
Alfred Williams
Gary Swan, SF Chronicle: Pass rusher Williams could earn an $800,000 bonus on top of his
$400,000 salary if he makes 14 sacks this season [1995].
Brandon Williams
2006 4/2.285 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .675 SB/4
2007 CUT Post week 3
Chad Williams
2006 1/.7 TRV, .585 BS
2006 .115 SB/1
Ian Williams
2011 3/1.395 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .03 BS guaranteed
2013 2/3.2 TRV ext, 3.8 TRMV, .95/1 BS
2013 1 SB/3
2015 .25 RB?
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: the 49ers saw enough from Williams in practices to award him
Monday with a two-year, $3.2 million extension that includes a $1 million signing bonus.
Mike Florio, PFT: the contract includes a $1 million signing bonus and another $1 million
guaranteed.
Joel Corry, CBS Sports: Williams, a 2011 undrafted free agent, signed a two-year, $3.2 million
contract extension (with $600,000 in incentives) before the start of free agency.
JD Williams
1996 No SB/1 after week 1, .275 BS
1996 CUT Post week 2
Jimmy Williams
2001 PS, .068 BS (.072 over 18 games)
2001 Activated after week 6 (of 18), .209/.298 BS
2002 CBA increase BS to .3
2002 IR after week 14, .145 BS
2002 BS raised to .61 after week 16, equiv .3
2003 1/.375 TRV, .75 TRMV, .375 BS
2003 .375 NLTBE
2004 .628 RFA tender
2004 BS reduced to .455 after week 5, equiv .505882 BS
2004 .122119 SB/6 CONV, 1/1/1/1/1 BS added
2005 VOID 2005-2009
2005-2009 4 RB (not paid)
James Williams
1997 2/.6 TRV, .275/.3 BS
1997 .025 RB/WO
Kevin Williams
2000 .45 BS
Kyle Williams
2010 4/1.86935 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .07935 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.63
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: $79,350 signing bonus
Madieu Williams
2011 1/1 TRV, 1.05 TRMV, .81 BS
2011 .19 RB (53-man week 1)
2011 .05 LTBE (PT)
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Williams signed a one-year, $1 million contract with the 49ers on
Aug. 3.
Renauld Williams
2006 PS after week 8, .0799 BS
2006 Activated after week 14, .35/.435 BS
2007 CUT Pre
Matt Willig
2000 .44/.477 BS
2000 .02 SB/2
2002 1/.675 TRV, .65 BS (.45 MSB)
2002 .025 SB/1
Patrick Willis
2007 5/14.355 TRV, 16.655 TRMV, .285/.37/.5/.76/.9/.9 BS
2007 3 SB/6
2007 .865 RB
2008 5.3 OB/5
2008 1.95 LTBE one-time RB (PTI)
2009 .00625 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (equiv .1)
2009 2011 BS escalated to 2.75 (addl .45 esc possible)
2009 VOID 2012
2010 .0078125 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (equiv .125, not paid)
2011 .0125 RB/game on 53-man/IR/PUP (equiv .2, not paid)
DEION: +.195 in 2008-2011, -.78 in 2012
2010 5/50 TRV ext, 1.098/1.596/1.904/2.402/2.9/3.398/3.896/4 BS
2010 15.5 SB/8/6 (2.57808 PV prorat 2011-2015)
2011 BS escalated to 2.046
2011 4.8 supersede SB/6/5, VOID 2017
2011 2014 BS escalated to 5.285/7.065/7.935
2011 BS lowered to 1.596
2011 BS lowered to 1.594455 after week 6, equiv 1.595
2011 .001 buyback/6/1 added
2011 player-only 2013-2016 void added (accel into 2012)
2012 .45 RB added
2012-2016 .5 WO
2012.046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)
2013 1.687 SB/4 CONV
2013 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75, .75 LTBE, earned .65625)
2014 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75, .65625 LTBE)
2015-2016 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)
Extension details from JI Halsell, FO (http://www.footballoutsiders.com/under-cap/2010/undercap-30-percent-rule): To increase the value of the contract to a level fit for a premier linebacker,
contract years 2014-2016 contain easily achievable escalators totaling slightly under $10.1
million. To achieve these escalators, the 49ers defense must improve its year-over-year ranking
in any CBA approved defensive category, and this improvement only needs to occur once for
achievement.
Signing Bonus $15.5 million
2011 Supercede Signing Bonus $4.8 million
2014 P5 Escalator $2.385 million
2015 P5 Escalator $3.667 million
2016 P5 Escalator $4.039 million
Andrew Brandt, NFP: The 53.3M of the deal is in the following form: 23M in 30% increase
money; 20.3M in signing bonus and supersede money; 10M in easily-earned escalators. The
29M guarantee for Willis is in the following form: 15.5M signing bonus; 4.8M supersede bonus
(see below); 8.7M in future salary guarantees (injury only). The 49ers can still only increase the
numbers year to year of 30 percent based on the 2009 number of $1.66M ($498,000).
The way the numbers continue to rise in this deal is through one-time NLTBE (not likely to be
earned) incentive amounts with minimum performance thresholds that are also not part of the
30 percent calculations. There are 10M of such escalators in the deal, all in the final three years.
While this money is not “guaranteed” in a literal sense, it’s as close as you can get while keeping
it out of the calculations.
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Patrick Willis' $450,000 increase [in 2011] is tied to
incentives from his rookie contract.
Joel Corry, NFP: Willis’ restructuring of his five-year, $50 million contract extension (with $29
million in guarantees) in 2011 increased this year’s cap number by $10,640,240 even though his
$3.604 million salary didn’t change. A clause allowing him to void his 2013-2016 contract years
at his discretion was added where the 49ers can buy them back for $1,000. Since the contract’s
voiding is within Willis’ sole control, the proration from those years accelerated into this year’s
cap. As a consequence of the restructuring, his 2013 cap number dropped to $3,605,125.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Willis agreed to have $1.687 million of his scheduled 2013 base
salary of $2.4 million converted to a signing bonus that can be prorated over the final four years
of Willis' contract. His new 2013 base salary of $715,000 also becomes fully guaranteed.
Klaus Wilmsmeyer
1992 .1165/.1365 cap
1994 1/.162 TRV, .162 BS
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Last year he made $162,000, the veteran minimum, with the 49ers.
Jamie Winborn
2001 4/2.8023 TRV, 2.9773 TRMV, .2777/.347125/.41655/.485975/.5554 BS
2001 1.275 SB/5
2001 .05 NLTBE (rookie honors)
2001-2005 .025 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2005 voidable
2004 1/2.05 TRV ext, .455/.55/3/3/3/3 BS
2004 1.030975 SB/6
2004-2005 .2 NLTBE (sacks, Pro Bowl)
2005 BS escalated to 1.75
2005 .5 RB
2005 BS lowered to .898799 after week 4, equiv 1.099082
2005 .650918 SB/5 CONV
2005 Traded to JAC Post week 4 (for 2006 7th)
2006-2009 3 RB
2006-2009 voidable
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: He will sign a five-year contract worth $3.357 million. The deal includes a
signing bonus of $1.275 million and annual base salaries of $277,700 (2001). $347,125 (2002),
$416,550 (2003), $485,975 (2004) and $555,400 (2005). The cap value for 2001 is $532,700. The
fifth year of the deal will void if Winborn plays just 15 percent of the defensive snaps during his
rookie season.
Lee Woodall
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: his salary cap number includes $11,000 from a $33,000 signing bonus he
got as a rookie, $200,000 from a $1 million bonus he got last year, and $50,000 from a $250,000
bonus he got this year. So while his base salary in 1996 is $200,000 and his salary cap figure is
$461,000, he actually is being paid $450,000 this year.
Rashaun Woods
2004 5/6.25 TRV, 8.25 TRMV, .48/.315/.435/.55/.62/.695 BS
2004 2.44 SB/6
2005 1.41 OB/5
2006 Traded to SD Pre (for Sammy Davis)
2008 2 esc possible
2009 voidable
DEION: +.277 in 2005-2006, -.184666 in 2007-2009
Kevin Lynch, SF Chronicle: The former Oklahoma State wide receiver signed a five-year deal
worth $6.25 million, which includes a $3.85 million signing bonus.
Rod Woodson
1997 3/11.1 TRV, .2/1.8/1.9 BS
1997 1.2 SB/3
1998 CUT Pre
1998-1999 3 RB
Jahi Word-Daniels
2009 2/.71 TRV, .31/.395 BS
2009 .005 SB/2
2009 CUT Post
Tony Wragge
2005 No SB/2 after week 12, .305/.385 BS
2006 CBA increase BS to .425
2007 2/1.286 TRV, .51/.605 BS
2007 .161 SB/2
2007-2008 .005 WO
2008 1/.82 TRV ext, .62 BS
2008 .175 SB/2
2009 .025 WO (removed)
2009 1/.83824 TRV ext, .645/.81324 BS
2010 BS de-escalated to .80752 (for 2009 WO earned)
2010 .025 WO
2011 1/.84 TRV, .81 BS (.525 MSB)
2011 .03 SB/1
2011 CUT Post
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Wragge received a bonus of $11,720 for
participating in the team's offseason workouts [in 2008].
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: the San Francisco 49ers signed OG Tony Wragge to a
one-year extension Wednesday, Aug. 13 [2008]. Wragge received a $175,000 signing bonus in
the deal.
Matt Maiocco, Santa Rosa Press Democrat: the San Francisco 49ers have signed OG Tony
Wragge to a one-year extension [in 2009] that will run through the 2010 season.
Eric Wright
2013 1/.715001 TRV, .715001 BS
2013 NFI, .17 BS
2013 Activated after week 9
2014 1/.92 TRV, .94 TRMV, .855 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .02 RepB
2014 .025 RB (53-man week 1)
2014 .02 NLTBE (PT)
Eric Branch, SF Chronicle: Wright is being paid a reduced salary of $10,000 per week on the NFI
list, according to former NFL agent Joel Corry, who writes for CBS Sports. Wright, who has a
$715,001 base salary, will earn about $42,000 per week when he’s active.
Matt Maiocco, CSN Bay Area: Wright signed a one-year, $900,000 contract, a source told
CSNBayArea.com. There was no signing bonus, but he is scheduled to receive a $20,000
reporting bonus. He'll also earn a $25,000 roster bonus if he's on the 53-man roster to open the
season. His base salary is $855,000, but he'll count just $590,000 against the 49ers' cap due to
the minimum salary benefit. He also can make $20,000 in not-likely-to-be-earned incentives
attached to play time.
Jason Wright
2004 3/.935 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .015 SB/1
2004 CUT Post
Rodney Wright
2009 PS after week 12, .0884 BS
DeShawn Wynn
2010 PS after week 9, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 12, .545 BS
2010 CUT Post week 16
Bryant Young
1994 4/5.78 TRV, .56/.7/.84/.98/1.12/1.26 BS
1994 2.6 SB/6
1994 .025 RB
1995-1999 .025 WO
1998-1999 voidable
1997 6/26.18 TRV, .2/2.1/3.5/4.39/2.95/6 BS
1997 5 SB/6
1999 .04 WO
1999 3 SB/4 CONV
2000 3.95 SB/4 CONV
2001 2 RB (not paid)
2001 6/36.727 TRV, .477/2.5/2.5/2.25/2.25/2.25 BS
2001 12.5 SB/6
2002 5 OB/7, voidable 2.25/2.25 BS added (w/ 2 RB each year)
2002 1.85 SB/7 CONV
2003 2 RB
2004 2 RB CONV/5
2004 1.49 SB/5 CONV
2005-2008 2 RB
2007 1/4.25 TRV, 2.25 BS
2007 2 SB/1
Larry Weisman, USA Today: $8.06M for 6 years. $2.6M signing bonus, 60% deferred to March
'95. Salaries of $560,000, $700,000, $840,000, $980,000, $1,120,000, $1,260,000. $25,000
workout bonuses each of next 5 years. Contract voids after 4 years per incentives.
Steve Young
1987 Acquired from TB (for 2nd & 4th)
1987 .5/.7/.9/1.1 BS
1991 2/4.48 TRV, 1.9/2.5 BS
1991 .08 RB
1993 5/25.25 TRV, 5.75/4.025/4/4.475/4.5 BS
1993 2.5 SB/5
1997 6/45 TRV, 3/10/8.275/6.55/7.825/9.35 BS
1998 6/49.175 TRV, 2/6.75/6/10/10/10 BS
1998 7.5 SB/6/5
1999 3 SB/5 CONV
1999 .5 RB (removed)
2000 BS reduced to 2.025, 10 BS added
2000 CUT Post, retired
2000 1 RB (not paid)
2000 3.975 NLTBE added
NY Times: the Buccaneers received San Francisco's second- and fourth-round picks in next
Tuesday's National Football League draft - No. 50 and No. 106 over all - as well as an unspecified
amount of cash that will reimburse the club for a signing bonus it paid Young in 1985.
Jarrett Bell, USA Today: Young formally signed a five-year contract worth $26.75 million… The
deal pays Young $5.75 million this year…
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: Young is entering the last year of a contract that will pay him $4.5
million in salary this season and count $5 million against the salary cap.
AP: The 49ers made Young the NFL's highest-paid player, signing him to a six-year, $45 million
contract extension… Young's contract -- actually an extension of the deal that was to pay him
$4.5 million this season -- cleared $1.5 million in room under this season's salary cap because
Young's base salary for 1997 is now $3 million… The non-guaranteed contract, which contains
no signing bonus, includes a onetime, $1 million incentive if Young leads the 49ers to a Super
Bowl victory and handles 75 percent of the snaps during that season. Young is scheduled to
make $3 million this season, $10 million in 1998, $8.275 million in 1999, $6.550 million in 2000,
$7.825 million in 2001 and $9.350 million in 2002 should he complete the life of the contract.
Clark Judge, San Jose Mercury News: That they can go anywhere is the result of last-minute
negotiating that featured a six-year, $49.175 million deal for Young… Young, who under the
terms of a contract signed last summer had a $10 million cap figure for 1998, reduced that
figure dramatically by taking a $7.5 million signing bonus, $2 million in base pay and a $500,000
roster bonus that agent Leigh Steinberg said will be deferred until next year. Young will earn
$6.25 million in 1999, $6 million in 2000, $7.575 million in 2001, $9.35 million in 2002 and $10
million in 2003.
Ira Miller, SF Chronicle: His cap figure this year is $8.25 million. The team surely will have to
restructure his contract to reduce that figure. That will only add to the $4.5 million in signing
bonus money still to be accounted for in the year 2000 and beyond.
Nancy Gay, SF Chronicle: Young, the team's top salary-cap commitment, agreed to a new
contract that reduces his 2000 base salary from $6 million to the minimum $2.25 million. He'll
also receive a reporting bonus of $900,000 and could earn $4 million in incentives. The new
deal runs through 2003 and reduces Young's cap figure from $8.1 million to $5.1 million.
AP: Walsh added that the 49ers will go ahead and pay Young a $1 million roster bonus that is
due tomorrow. [2000]
Dominique Zeigler
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 IR after week 15
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 Activated after week 9, .295 BS
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2010 2/.875 TRV, .395/.48 BS
2010 IR after week 12, .24 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .525
2011 CUT Post
Joe Zelenka
1999 1/.177 TRV, .175 BS
1999 .002 SB/1
2000 2/.643 TRV, .275/.358 BS
2000 .01 SB/2
2000 Traded to WAS Pre (for cond 2001 7th)
Nancy Gay, SF Chronicle: the 49ers yesterday traded second-year long-snapper Joe Zelenka to
Washington for a conditional seventh-round pick next year.