2010 Week 10 11/21
All 2009
Bobby Abrams
1992 2/.6 TRV, .25/.275 BS
1992 .025 SB/2
1992-1993 .025 RB
1992 CUT Post (claimed by DAL)
1992 Acquired from CLE after week 10 (waivers)
1992 .225 BS
1992 CUT Post week 11
Frank Litsky, NY Times: Abrams will get $250,000 and $275,000 in salary, a $25,000 roster bonus
each year and $25,000 to sign.
Titus Adams
2006 No SB/1 after week 13, .275 BS
Ray Agnew
1995 4/6.4 TRV, .8/1.2/1.2/1.7 BS
1995 1.5 SB/4
1995 BS lowered to .192857 after week 3, equiv .3
1995 .5 SB/5 CONV, 2.35 BS added
1995 1998 BS increased to 1.81 in restructure
1997 CUT Post
1997 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS
Mike Freeman, NY Times: The deal is valued at $6.4 million over four years and includes $1.5
million signing bonus.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Agnew, one of the beneficiaries, reportedly received a $1.5
million signing bonus and salaries of $800,000, $1.2 million, $1.2 million, and $1.7 million. His
cost against the 1995 salary cap would be $1.175 million.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Agnew is one player the Giants certainly will ask at least to take a
cut. He is scheduled to make $1.2 million in base salary this season, and figures to be a backup
player. His prorated signing bonus after a renegotiation in 1995 is $475,000 this year and next,
and $100,000 in 1999. Had the Giants cut him before June 1, that bonus would have been
escalated to $1.05 million this year, which means the Giant would have saved just $625,000 on
the move. By waiting until after June 1, the Giants save the full $1.2 million in his salary to add
to their cap room, which is around $500,000 now. Of course the remaining $575,000 of the
bonus will count against the 1998 cap. But since Agnew is scheduled to make an amazing $1.81
million next year, the savings still will be a substantial $1.235 million in 1998.
Luke Cyphers, NY Daily News: The 6-3, 285-pound defensive tackle a reserve the last two years
with the Giants who made the NFL veterans' minimum of $275,000 last season…
Brent Alexander
2004 4/4.66 TRV, 6.36 TRMV, .76/.82/.94/.94 BS
2004 .4 SB/4
2004-2007 .425 NLTBE
2006 CUT Pre
2006-2007 .4 RB
Jay Alford
2007 4/2.383 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .718 SB/4
2009 IR (ACL)
2010 CUT Post
Will Allen
2001 5/6.2 TRV, .48/.3125/.4325/.5/.525 BS
2001 2.8 SB/5
2002 1.15 OB/4
2005 BS escalated to 2.275
Rafael Hermoso, NY Times: A five-year contract worth $6.2 million that included a $3.95 million
signing bonus has guaranteed Allen a roster spot, but not a job.
Prince Amukamara
2011 4/8.180898 TRV, .375/.746859/1.118718/.7952 BS
2011 4.449744 SB/4
2011-2014 BS guaranteed
2014 .695377 RB
2015 6.898 OY
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: He will sign a four-year deal worth $8.18 million, according to a
source. More than 90% of the deal is guaranteed.
Morten Anderson
2001 1/.477 TRV, .477 BS
2001 .25 NLTBE
Vince Anderson
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 CUT Post week 13
Shawn Andrews
2010 6/34.25 TRV, 40 TRMV, 1.25/3/4.5/5.25/5.5/5.5 BS
2010 .25 SB/6
2010 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, earned .203125)
2010 1.75 NLTBE (PT)
2011 CUT Post
2011 3.5 RB (not paid)
2011 .5 WO (.1 paid per transition rules)
2011 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2012 1 RB
2012-2015 .5 WO
2012-2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)
2012-2015 1 esc possible
Andrew Brandt, NFP: a deal that includes the following for 2010: Signing Bonus: $250,000 45man active roster bonuses: $250,000 Salary: $1.25 million Cumulative playtime incentives: 50%:
$500,000 65%: $500,000 80%: $750,000 Thus, as a maximum Andrews could make $3.5 million
this season. He then has a roster bonus next year of $3.5 million when the Giants have to decide
if this was a one-year trial or a more serious commitment. Also in the contract is a “split”,
lowering Andrews’ salary this year to $650,000 in the event he is placed on injured reserve in
the first four games of the 2010 season. If he makes it through four games, the split goes away.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Andrews will earn only $1.5 million this upcoming season, if
he's healthy, in the form of a $1.25-million base salary and a $250,000 signing bonus. The bonus
is the only guaranteed money in the six-year contract. Andrews also has a split salary for this
upcoming season that reduces the salary to $650,000 if he's not on the active roster (i.e. injured
reserve). Now, here's where the significant commitment comes in: Andrews can earn over $30
million over the next five years of the deal.
It begins with a roster bonus of $3.5 million due on the 30th day of the league year next year.
That would be late March, providing everything works out with the collective bargaining
agreement. Andrews' 2011 base salary would be $3 million. He's also scheduled to earn a
workout bonus of $500,000. So that's $7 million for next season if all works out for Andrews.
The next four seasons of the deal, Andrews is scheduled to earn $4.5 million each year in base
salary. He also has $500,000 workout bonuses and $1 million in roster bonuses. That's $6 million
per season the rest of the way. In all, $32.5 million over six years.
Stacy Andrews
2011 1/.86 TRV, .81 BS (.5325 MSB)
2011 .025 SB/1
2011 .025 RB (week 1 53-man)
Jesse Armstead
1993 2/.255 TRV, .1/.135 BS
1993 .02 SB/2
1995 2/.795 TRV, .21/.5 BS
1995 .085 SB/2
1996 3/5.5 TRV ext, 1.1/1.45/1.45 BS
1996 1.5 SB/4
1997 5/10.6 TRV, .2/1.15/?/?/? BS
1997 1.5 SB/5
1998 5/13 TRV, .216/2.33/?/3.233/4 BS
1998 1.784 SB/5
1999 7/33.1 TRV, .4/2.1/3.4/4.2/5.2/5.7/6.1 BS
1999 6 SB/7
2000 1.66 SB/6 CONV
2002 CUT Pre
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: Armstead on Thursday received a signing bonus of $1.5 million for
a three-year, $5.5 million extension that will begin in 1997. He still will receive his $500,000
salary this year, then earn $1.1M, $1.45M and $1.45M from 1997-99.
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: In return for reducing Armstead's 1997 salary from $1.1 million to
$200,000, the linebacker accepted a $1.5 million signing bonus and his three-year, $5.5 million
deal was restructured to a five-year, $10.6 million deal. He makes an extra $600,000, and the
Giants secure him for two more years and save $600,000 against the cap.
Luke Cyphers, NY Daily News: The five-year, $13 million restructuring adds a year to his previous
pact and puts his base salary on a par with those of the Giants' highest paid players... Armstead,
who was due to make $1.1 million this season, yesterday walked away from the Meadowlands
with a $1.5 million signing bonus, but he remains a bargain for the Giants.
Bill Pennington, NY Times: The total package, with a $6 million signing bonus, low initial base
salary and escalating payments at the contract’s end, is valued at $33 million across the seven
years. It makes Armstead the highest-paid Giant in average annual salary. But since Armstead’s
1999 base salary is now just $400,000, the deal also gives the Giants $1 million in salary cap
relief this year.
LaVar Arrington
2006 7/37.5 TRV, 50 TRMV, .65/.9/2.95/3.95/4.95/5.45/5.95 BS
2006 5.25 SB/7/5
2006-2012 .1 WO
2006-2012 .5 NLTBE
2007 CUT Pre
2007 2.25 RB (tied to 2006 PT)
2007 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)
2008 1.5 RB (tied to 2006 PT)
2008-2012 .028125 RB /game active (equiv .45)
Mike Florio, PFT: The signing bonus, as reported, is only $5.25 million. The 2006 cap number is
$1.8 million, based on a $1.05 million signing bonus proration, a $650,000 base salary, and a
$100,000 workout bonus. First year earnings: $6 million. Or $1.6 million more than he gave up
to hit the market in March instead of July. The deal also contains up to $500,000 in 2006
incentives based on sacks, playing time, and playoffs. In 2007, Arrington is eligible for a roster
bonus of $2.25 million on the 15th day of the league year. Eligibility for the roster bonus is tied
to a playing-time threshold in 2006. There's another roster bonus worth $46,875 for each game
in which Arrington is active in 2006, with a maximum of $750,000. The base salary for 2007 is
$900,000. Arrington also has a $100,000 workout bonus, more than $1.1 million in incentives,
and an escalator of up to $1.5 million.
In 2008, the base salary spikes to $2.95 million. Also, Arrington is eligible for a roster bonus of
up to $450,000, based on $28,125 per active game in 2008. There's a $1.5 million roster bonus
based again on 2006 playing time, a $100,000 workout bonus, $500,000 in incentives, a $1
million Pro Bowl escalator if his 2007 escalator is not triggered, and up to $750,000 in additional
escalators. In 2009, the base salary shoots to $3.95 million. There's another per-game roster
bonus of $28,125, with a maximum haul of $450,000, a workout bonus of $100,000, up to
$500,000 in incentives, and an escalator of up to $1 million. In 2010, the base pay goes to $4.95
million. The other terms from 2009 are the same, with the maximum escalator at $1.25 million.
In 2011, the base salary is $5.45 million, with the same terms from 2009 and 2010. The
maximum escalator is $1.75 million. In 2012, the terms are the same as in 2011, but the base
moves to $5.95 million.
Marvin Austin
2011 4/3.775798 TRV, .375/.546627/.668254/.839881 BS
2011 1.246036 SB/4
2012 BS guaranteed
2013-2014 .05 WO
Adrian Awasom
2005 3/.934 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .009 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .35
2006 CUT Post
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 Activated after week 7, .35 BS
2007 1/.435 TRV, .435 BS
2007 IR after week 2
Robert Ayers
2014 2/3.75 TRV, 6 TRMV, .73/1.23 BS
2014 1 SB/2
2014-2015 .02 WO
2014 .5 NLTBE (PT, sacks)
2015 .5 RB (.5 esc possible)
2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)
2015 1.25 esc possible
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (2 years, $3.75 million): $1 million signing bonus ... $1.73
million guaranteed ... $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $1.23 million salary in 2015 ... $20,000 workout
bonus in both years ... $500,000 in incentives in 2014 ... $500,000 roster bonus in 2015 ...
$250,000 in per-game roster bonuses in 2015 ... 2014 CAP HIT: $1.25 million
David Baas
2011 5/27.5 TRV, 1/3/4.25/4.75/5 BS
2011 8.5 SB/5
2011 BS guaranteed
2012 2 BS guaranteed
2012 2.1 SB/4 CONV
2012-2015 .25 WO
2013 3 SB/3 CONV
2014 CUT Split
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: SIGNING BONUS: $8.5 million BASE SALARIES 2011: $1m
(guaranteed) 2012: $3m ($2m guaranteed) 2013: $4.25m 2014: $4.75m 2015: $5m WORKOUT
BONUSES: $250,000 each year from 2012-15
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: He recently signed a simple restructure, converting $3
million of his base salary into a signing bonus, thus saving the Giants $2 million in salary-cap
space for 2013.. His base salary for 2013 is now $1.25 million (changed from $4.25 million), and
his cap number for 2013 is $4.725 million (down from $6.725 million). As all simple restructures
do, it increases cap numbers onto the back end of the deal, in this case $1 million extra into
each of the final two years of his contract. Baas' 2014 cap number jumps from $7.225 million to
$8.225 million, and his 2015 number increases from $7.475 million to $8.475 million.
Roderick Babers
2003 3/1.189 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS
2003 .279 SB/3
2003 CUT Post (paid through week 1, claimed by DET)
Carlton Bailey
1993 3/5.0825 TRV, 1.75/1.225/.8575 BS
1993 1.25 SB/3
1995 CUT Pre
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Bailey's deal calls for a $1.250 million base salary this year and a $1.75
million signing bonus. He is also scheduled to get $1.225 million in 1994 and $850,000 in 1995.
AP: Bailey, who returned to the Giants [in 1994] with his ego bruised but his $1.225-million
salary intact, vowed to win the starting job at middle linebacker even though Corey Widmer will
open there Sunday against Philadelphia.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Bailey, the North Carolina product, signed a three-year, $5.08
million free-agent contract with the Giants prior to the 1993 season…
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: For 1995, Bailey's contract cap value is $1.274 million… If either
player is not selected and eventually traded or released, his prorated bonus still would count
against the Giants' cap and only his base salary ($857,500 for Bailey, $725,000 for Brown) would
be saved.
Dek Bake
2007 2/.655 TRV, .285/.37 BS
2007 IR, .19 BS
2008 CUT Pre
Stephen Baker
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Baker was set to make $650,000 this year, along with a $25,000 roster
bonus.
Jake Ballard
2010 3/1.2195 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS
2010 .0045 SB/3
2010 CUT Post
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 10, .32/.405 BS
2010 CUT Post week 11
2010 PS, .1105 BS
2010 Activated after week 14, .32/.405 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .45
2012 1/.54 TRV, .54 BS
2012 CUT Post (claimed by NE)
Tiki Barber
1997 3/1.66125 TRV, .255/.31875/.3825 BS
1997 .705 SB/3
2000 .472 RFA tender
2001 6/25.5 TRV, .5/2/3.525/3.975/4.25/4.25 BS
2001 3.5 SB/6
2001-2006 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2002 3.5 OB/5
2002 1.475 SB/5 CONV
2003 2 SB/4 CONV
2005 4/19.5 TRV, 20.25 TRMV, 2/3.9/4.15/4.15 BS
2005 4 SB/4
2006 BS escalated to 4.15
2006-2008 .1 WO
2007-2008 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2007 retired
Pennington: the final two years of the contract, which runs through the 2008 season, are worth
$11 million.
Ramses Barden
2009 4/2.481156 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .731156 SB/4
2010 IR after week 10
2011 CBA increase BS to .525/.615
2013 1/.78 TRV, .715 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .065 SB/1
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: Got a look at Ramses Barden's contract details: 4 yrs,
$2.48m total, $731k signing bonus + escalator of $743k in 2012.
Mike Florio, PFT: Barden, a third-round pick in 2009, will receiver a $715,000 salary and a
$65,000 signing bonus. By rule, his cap number will be only $620,000.
Rashad Barksdale
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 7
2008 PS after week 7, .0884 BS
Darren Barnett
2007 PS after week 5, .0799 BS
Mike Barrow
2000 6/24 TRV, .44/2.3/3.5/3.5/3.5/3.5 BS
2000 4.26 SB/6
2001 1.5 SB/5 CONV, 1/3.2/3.45/3.45/3.45 BS
2001-2005 .05 WO added
2002 2.25 SB/4 CONV, 1.45/2.95/3.45/3.45 BS
2003-2005 1 RB
2004 CUT Pre
Mark Bavaro
1985 3/.47 TRV, .09/.125/.16 BS
1985 .085 SB/3
1985 .01 RB
1988 4/3 TRV, .6/.65/.7/.75 BS
1988 .3 SB/4
Willie Beamon
1996 .361 RFA tender
Jon Beason
2013 Acquired from NYG after week 4 (for 2014 7th)
2013 No SB/1 after week 4, 1 BS
2013 BS guaranteed
2013 .5 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2014 3/17 TRV, 19 TRMV, .73/3.6/2.8 BS
2014 4.4 SB/3
2014 .07 WO
2014 BS guaranteed
2014 .05 RB/game active (equiv .8, .75 LTBE, earned .2)
2014 .125 LTBE (PT)
2014 .375 NLTBE (PT, Pro Bowl)
2015 .9 BS guaranteed
2015-2016 1 RB
2015-2016 .1 WO
2015-2016 .075 RB/game active (equiv 1.2)
2015-2016 .75 esc possible
2015-2016 .75 NLTBE (PT, Pro Bowl, reduce w/earned esc)
2015
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (3 years, $16.8 million): $4.4 million signing bonus ... $6.03
million guaranteed ... $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $3.6 million salary in 2015 ... $2.8 million in
2016 ... $750,000 in per-game roster bonuses each year ... $70,000 workout bonus in 2014 ...
$100,000 workout bonus in both 2015 and 2016 ... $1.375 million roster bonuses in 2015 and
2016. ... 2014 CAP HIT: $3,141,666
Connor Orr, Newark Star-Ledger: Beason was set to count $7,366,666 against the salary cap this
season. He was scheduled to collect a $1 million roster bonus on Tuesday… Beason's new deal
cut his total compensation in 2015 from $5.825 million to $3.7 million, which can only be earned
in full on a conditional basis.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: The Giants saved approximately $3 million in salary cap space
by reducing Beason's $3.6 million salary in 2015 to $1.9 million. ... He can earn much of that
back by staying healthy and playing because the $750,000 in per-game roster bonuses that were
in his contract for 2015 were doubled to $1.4 million. ... The $1.375 million roster bonus he was
due in early March was reduced to just $150,000. ... His offseason workout bonus was increased
from $100,000 to $250,000. ... NEW 2015 CAP HIT: $4,154,166
William Beatty
2009 4/3.1332 TRV, 3.1957 TRMV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .92 SB/4
2009 .0125 NLTBE (75% PT)
2010 .4632 LTBE RB (PTI, incentive in later years)
2010-2012 .0125 WO (incentivized, 75% PT, not earned)
2011 CBA increase BS to .525/.615
2012 .0125 NLTBE (75% PT)
2013 5/37.5 TRV, 38.75 TRMV, 1/4.85/5.5/6.625/6.775 BS
2013 12.5 SB/5
2013-2017 .05 WO
2013 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2013-2014 BS guaranteed
2014-2017 .25 esc possible (Pro Bowl)
2015 .65 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full)
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: The deal for OT William Beatty (second round, 60th overall)
was four years, $2.7 million with a signing bonus of $920,000.
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: Signing bonus: $12.5 million 2013: $1 million base salary
(guaranteed for injury/skill/cap), $50,000 workout bonus 2014: $4.85 million base salary
(guaranteed for injury/skill/cap), $50,000 workout bonus 2015: $5.5 million base salary
($650,000 guaranteed for injury/skill/cap), $50,000 workout bonus 2016: $6.625 million base
salary, $50,000 workout bonus 2017: $6.775 million base salary, $50,000 workout bonus
Escalators in the 2014-17 salaries -- though the specifics of what triggers them is not yet known - push the max value of the deal to $38.75 million.
Odell Beckham
2014 4/10.406198 TRV, .42/.893009/1.366018/1.839027 BS
2014 5.888144 SB/4
2014-2017 BS guaranteed
Jordan Raanan/ Conor Orr, Newark Star-Ledger: Beckham, who signed a boilerplate four-year,
$10,406,198 contract last month with a $5,888,144 signing bonus, is under contract through
2017 and has a team option for 2018 on his deal…
Travis Beckum
2009 4/2.363 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .613 SB/4
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: It's a four-year deal worth a total of $2.363 million with a
$613,000 signing bonus. He has an escalator in 2012 from $565,000 to $1.308 million if he
reaches a 30% playing-time clip in any two of his first three seasons.
Nick Becton
2014 PS, .1071 BS
2014 signed by NO after week 9
Jason Bell
2006 2/1.71 TRV, .585/.595 BS
2006 .4 SB/2
2006 .1 RB
2006-2007 .015 WO
2007 IR, CUT Post, .557813 injury settlement
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Bell got $400,000 [to sign].
Marcus Bell
2007 1/.635 TRV, .595 BS (.435 MSB)
2007 .02 SB/1
2007 .02 WO
2007 CUT Post
Jake Bender
2009 PS after week 1, .0884 BS
Martellus Bennett
2012 1/1.8 TRV, 2.5 TRMV, .975 BS
2012 .675 SB/1
2012 .05 WO
2012 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1, .0875 LTBE)
Adam Schefter, ESPN: Bennett's deal with the New York Giants: 1 year, $2.5 million.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Signing bonus: $675,000 Base salary: $975,000 Roster
bonus: $87,500 Workout bonus: $50,000 Now, there's something a little goofy going on here
because I'm told it says Bennett's roster bonus is $6,250 per game. But if you multiply that
number by 16, you get $100,000, not $87,500.
Nat Berhe
2014 4/2.4128 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .1928 SB/4
Jordan Raanan, Newark Star-Ledger: Jordan Raanan, Newark Star-Ledger: 4-year $2,412,800
million ($192,800 guaranteed) Signing Bonus: $192,800…
Rocky Bernard
2009 4/16 TRV, 1.9/2.45/2.95/3.45 BS
2009 5 SB/4
2009 .1 WO
2009 BS guaranteed
2010-2012 .05 WO
2011 CUT Post
2011 1/.86 TRV, .81 BS (.525 MSB)
2011 .05 SB/1
Tom Pelissero, TomPelissero.com: four years, $16 million, $5 million to sign…
Taye Biddle
2008 PS after week 1, .0884 BS
2008 Activated after week 3, .37 BS
2008 CUT Post week 5 (paid through week 6?)
2008 PS, .0884 BS
Greg Bishop
1993 3/.525 TRV, .1/.125/.15 BS
1993 .15 SB/3
1994 CBA increase BS to .135/.178
1996 .785 RFA tender
1996 3/3.6 TRV, .4/1.05/1.2 BS
1996 .95 SB/3
Mike Freeman, NY Times: three years, $375,000 plus a $150,000 signing bonus…
Adam Schefter, Rocky Mountain News: Elliott's replacement will be Greg Bishop, who recently
signed a three-year, $3.6 million deal.
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: the sides structured the deal so only $ 717,000 counts against the
'96 cap. Bishop had been tendered a $ 775,000 offer as a restricted free agent, which insured
the Giants a right to match and a first-round pick as compensation if he signed elsewhere.
Chase Blackburn
2005 2/.54 TRV, .23/.31 BS
2005 IR after week 16, .135 BS
2006 CBA increase BS to .35
2006 .57 dummy LTBE added
2007 4/3.3 TRV, .47/.545/.645/.65 BS
2007 .5 SB/4
2007 .05 RB/LTBE
2007-2009 .1 NLTBE?
2010 voidable (not voided)
2010 .17 RB/LTBE?
2011 after week?, .685 BS (.525 MSB?)
2012 1/.825 TRV, .825 BS (.54 MSB?)
Ebenezer Samuel, NY Daily News: Blackburn re-signed with the Giants on Friday, a source
confirmed, inking a one-year $825,000 deal with the only NFL team he has ever played for.
Will Blackmon
2010 No SB/1 after week 7, .63 BS
2010 IR after week 16, .32 BS
2011 No SB/1 after week 11, .685 BS (.525 MSB)
Michael Boley
2009 5/25 TRV, 2.5/2.75/3.5/4/4.25 BS
2009 7 SB/5
2009 BS guaranteed
2009 Suspended 1 game (week 1, personal conduct policy)
2010 1.5 BS guaranteed
2010-2013 .25 WO
2013 CUT Pre
Adam Caplan, Scout.com: Boley signed a five-year, $25 million deal with the Giants earlier this
year with $11 million of the deal guaranteed ($7 million signing bonus, $2.5 million base
guarantee in 2009, $1.5 million of his $ 2.75 million base is guaranteed in 2010). Boley is set to
make $2.5 million in base salary this season, but will lose roughly $147,059 (1/17 of his pay) due
to the one-game suspension.
Rhett Bomar
2009 4/1.9352 TRV, 4.5162 TRMV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .1852 SB/4
2009 CUT Post
2009-2012 .075 NLTBE
2012 2.281 esc possible
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 Activated after week 16, .31/.32 BS
2010 CUT Post
2010 PS, .1275 BS
2010 signed by MIN after week 15
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: Bomar signed a 4-year deal with a signing bonus of
$185,183.
John Booty
1994 1/.3 TRV, .275 BS
1994 .025 RB
Kevin Boothe
2007 Acquired from OAK (waivers)
2007 .36/.445/.53 BS
2009 CBA increase BS to .535
2010 1.176 RFA tender
2010 PUP, activated after week 9
2011 2/3.75 TRV, 1/1.5 BS
2011 .75 SB/2
2011-2012 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)
2013 1/.905 TRV, .84 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .065 SB/1
2013 .555 BS guaranteed
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: the 1-year deal signed by G Kevin Boothe is worth just
$905,000 w/an $840,000 salary.
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: Boothe's deal qualifies for the vet-minimum salary benefit
against the cap, but also has $555k of the base salary guaranteed.
Kevin Boss
2007 4/1.83836 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55
2007 .17336 SB/4
2010 BS escalated to 1.35
Zack Bowman
2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .065 SB/1
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $795,000): $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $65,000 signing
bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $635,000.
Ahmad Bradshaw
2007 4/1.701725 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .036725 SB/4
2010 BS escalated to 1.001
2011 4/18 TRV, 1.5/3/3.75/4 BS
2011 5 SB/4
2011 BS guaranteed
2012 2.5 BS guaranteed
2012-2014 .25 WO
2013 CUT Pre
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: SIGNING BONUS: $5 million BASE SALARIES 2011: $1.5
million (guaranteed) 2012: $3 million ($2.5 million guaranteed) 2013: $3.75 million 2014: $4
million WORKOUT BONUSES: $250,000 each in 2012, '13 and '14
Chad Bratzke
1994 3/.471 TRV, .108/.135/.162 BS
1994 .066 SB/3
1995 CBA increase BS to .149/.196
1996 2/2.3 TRV ext, .3/1.1 BS
1996 .9 SB/3
1997 IR after week 11
1997 BS lowered to .106 after week 14, equiv .265765
1998 .034235 RB added
Hank Gola, NY Daily News: Bratzke's new contract: three years, $2.3 million with $900,000 to
sign.
James Brewer
2011 4/2.477092 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.65 BS
2011 .432092 SB/4
Lorenzo Bromell
2004 3/2.5 TRV, 6.1 TRMV, .535/.665/.8 BS
2004 .3 SB/3
2004-2006 .35 NLTBE
2005 CUT Pre
2005-2006 .1 RB (.35 esc possible)
2005 .85 esc possible
2006 1 esc possible
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: Bromell, a pass-rushing specialist, signed a three-year deal worth $3
million, including a signing bonus of $300,000.
Jay Bromley
2014 4/3.003876 TRV, .42/.51/.605/.725 BS
2014 .643876 SB/4
2015 .035 WO
2016 .04 WO
2017 .025 WO
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Bromley's deal worth $3.003 million, including $643,876 signing bonus…
Nehemiah Broughton
2009 PS, .0884 BS
Barrett Brooks
2002 No SB/1 after week 15, .525 BS (.45 MSB)
John Broussard
2008 PS after week 3, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 5
Andre Brown
2009 4/2.18 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .43 SB/4
2009 IR (Achilles)
2009 .045 NLTBE (honors)
2009-2012 .13 NLTBE
2010 CUT Post (claimed by DEN)
Aaron Wilson, PFT: We’ve been told by a league source that Brown received a signing bonus of
roughly $433,000. There’s a fourth-year escalator clause in the deal that’s higher than the low
restricted tender of $1.3 million. Per the source, the deal also includes reachable incentives of
$130,000 each year. Brown received base salaries of $310,000 in 2009, $395,000 in 2010,
$480,000 in 2011 and $565,000 in 2012… Including that number and the incentive clauses and
escalators could boost the total value to over $4 million.
CC Brown
2009 1/1.6 TRV, 2 TRMV, 1 BS
2009 .4 SB/1
2009 .3 BS guaranteed
2009 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15)
2009 .05 WO
2009 .4 NLTBE (75% PT)
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: $400k incentive if he plays 75% of defensive snaps
Charles Brown
2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .055 SB/1
2014 .01 WO
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $795,000): $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $55,000 signing
bonus ... $10,000 roster bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $635,000.
Chykie Brown
2015 2/1.8 TRV, 2 TRMV, .75/.85 BS
2015 .2 SB/2
2016 .2 esc possible
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Chykie Brown two-year Giants deal $1.8 million, $200,000 bonus, salaries
$750,000, $850,000; $200,000 2016 base escalator for playtime…
Courtney Brown
2010 1/.47 TRV, .47 BS
2010 IR, .255 BS
Dave Brown
1992 4/4.6 TRV, .4/.7/.85/1.05 BS
1992 1.6 SB/4
1996 4/13 TRV, 1.25/2/2.5/3.25 BS
1996 4 SB/4
1997 BS reduced to 1
1998 CUT Pre
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Couty Record: His deal reportedly is worth $4.6 million over four years,
with a $1.6 million signing bonus and a $400,000 first-year salary.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Here is the breakdown of four-year, $13 million contract
quarterback Dave Brown signed Friday with the Giants Singing bonus $4 million 1996 salary
$1.25 million 1997 salary $2 million 1998 salary $2.5 million 1999 salary $3.25 million…
Gary Myers, NY Daily News: Brown helped out Giants' salary cap by reducing his '97 base salary
from $ 2 million to $ 1 million, lowering his cap number from $ 3 million to $ 2 million. In return,
the Giants put in 15 incentive clauses. Brown has to hit just one of the 15 to get the $ 1 million
back. It would not count against the cap until 1998.
Derek Brown
1992 4/3.84 TRV, .4/.5/.625/.725 BS
1992 1.55 SB/4
1994-1995 .02 RB
1995 acquired by JAC via expansion draft
USA Today: Signing bonus of $1.55 million plus base salaries of $400,000, $500,000, $645,000
and $745,000. Total: $3.84 million over four years.
Gary Brown
1998 1/.325 TRV, .275 BS
1998 .05 SB/1
1998 4/5 TRV ext, .55/1/.75/.75 BS
1998 1.2 SB/5
2000 CUT Pre
2000-2002 .25 RB
Bill Pennington, NY Times: The Giants will release Hampton as early as this week, after Brown -a starter for the San Diego Chargers last season -- signs his one-year, $400,000 contract and
passes a physical.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Brown, who agreed to a deal Saturday that will pay him $5 million
over four years, with a $1.2 million signing bonus. The Giants were able to count a fifth of his
signing bonus under this year's cap because they got the contract done before the Saturday
midnight deadline.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Lopping Brown, who was injured most of this season, would save
about $1 million.
Josh Brown
2013 1/1.005 TRV, .94 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .065 SB/1
2014 2/2.5 TRV, 1/1 BS
2014 .1 LTBE
2014-2015 .1 RB
2014-2015 .125 RB (53-man any game)
2014-2015 .025 WO
2014-2015 .25 NLTBE (FG%, Pro Bowl)
2015 .1 LTBE?
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: the Giants wouldn't pay him and signed Brown for a
$65,000 bonus.
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: Brown signed 1-year deal. Giants used vet. minimum salary
benefit…
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (2 years, $2.6 million): $1 million salary in 2014 … $1 million
salary in 2015 … $225,000 roster bonus each year … $25,000 workout bonus each year …2014
CAP HIT: $1.35 million
Kareem Brown
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 CUT Post week 1
Lomas Brown
2000 3/4.59 TRV, .44/1.75/2.25 BS
2000 .15 SB/3
2001 5/12.5 TRV ext, .5/2.25/2.5/2.5/2.5/2.5/2.5 BS
2001 1.25 SB/6
2002 CUT Pre
Stevie Brown
2012 1/.605 TRV, .54 BS
2012 .03 SB/1
2012 .02 WO
2012 .015 RB (active 4 games)
2013 2.023 RFA tender
2014 1/2.75 TRV, 1.725 BS
2014 1 RB
2014 .025 WO
2014 1 NLTBE
Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Brown was free to sign with another club, eventually signing a
one-year, $605,000 contract, which included $30,000 in guaranteed money, with the Giants on
April 5.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $2.75 million): $1.75 million salary in 2014 … $1 million
roster bonus … $25,000 workout bonus … Another $1 million in incentives … 2014 CAP HIT:
$2.75 million
Anthony Bryant
2009 PS, .0884 BS
Matt Bryant
2002 3/.905 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2004 CUT Post
Curtis Buckley
1998 Acquired from SF after week 10 (waivers)
1998 .325/.4 BS
1999 CUT Post
Marcus Buckley
1993 3/.705 TRV, .1/.125/.15 BS
1993 .33 SB/3
1994 CBA Increase BS to .135/.178
1996 .361 RFA tender
1996 2/.9 TRV, .3/.45 BS
1996 .15 SB/2
1998 3/2.666 TRV, .216/.7/.9 BS
1998 .85 SB/3
1999 .25 Inc (PT)
2000 CUT Pre
Mike Freeman, NY Times: BUCKLEY's recently signed deal was two years, $900,000 and included
a $150,000 signing bonus.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: the Giants signed him to a three-year, $2.666 million contract
with an $850,000 signing bonus.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Cutting Buckley, a backup this season, would net another
$900,000.
Terrell Buckley
2005 No SB/1 after week 13, .765 BS (.455 MSB)
Digger Bujnoch
2008 IR
Keith Bulluck
2010 1/1.105 TRV, 2.18 TRMV, .855 BS
2010 .15 SB/1
2010 .1 RB
2010 1.075 NLTBE
Mike Florio, PFT: the veteran defender received a signing bonus of $150,000. He'll be paid a
base salary of $855,000. Bulluck also is eligible for a roster bonus of $100,000; it's unclear when
the roster bonus is due to be paid. Bulluck also is eligible for $1.075 million in incentives.
Curry Burns
2004 No SB/1 after week 4, .305 BS
Plaxico Burress
2005 6/25 TRV, .6/2.355/3.295/3.25/3.5/3.75 BS
2005 5 SB/6/5
2005-2010 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2006 3.25 OB/5
2007 -.02 SB payback (missed WOs)
2008-2009 -.04 SB payback (missed WOs)
2008 5/30 TRV, 35 TRMV, 2/1/3.5/3.5/3.5 BS
2008 4.25 SB/5
2008 .25 RB CONV/5
2008 Suspended 1 game (team violation, week 4)
2008 BS raised to 3.5 after week 1, equiv
2008 Suspended 4 games (conduct, weeks 13-17)
2009 CUT Pre
2009 2 RB
2009 .5 RepB
2009-2012 .0578125 RB/game active (equiv .925)
2009-2012 .325 WO
2009-2012 1.25 esc possible (or as incentives per year, or NLTBE 2011-2012 RB)
2010-2012 1 RepB
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: According to the FoxSports.com report, the Giants not only
withheld bonus money from Burress, but they’re looking to to hit his potential earnings, too —
including 14 escalators in his contract that they feel he shouldn’t be able to earn. Back in
December, after a review of Burress’ contract, the Daily News reported that he could lose $27
million of what could have been a five-year, $35 million contract.
That included reporting bonuses of $500,000 in 2009 and $1 million each in 2010-12; a roster
bonus of $2.925 million in 2009 and $925,000 each in 2010-12; and offseason workout bonuses
of $325,000 in 2009-2012. His deal also contained incentives that could have increased his salary
by $1.25 million in 2009 and 2010, and $2.5 million in 2011 and 2012.
The incentives in Burress’ contract are complicated and broken down to escalators and
performance bonuses — both of which can not be received in the same year. For example, he
would’ve gotten the entire amount of the incentives in 2009 as a “peformance bonus” if he had
70 catches, 1025 yards and 12 touchdowns in both 2008 and 2009. He would’ve also earned the
2010 incentive by repeating those totals that year. And he would’ve earned both the 2011 and
2012 incentives if he could’ve totalled 36 receiving touchdowns from 2008-10. In all cases he
was required to be on the roster at the start of those league years. He was also required to
participate in mini-camps, training camp, not skip out on work, and not get fined or suspended
by the team or the NFL more than once.
Since he’s already been fined by the team far more than once and suspended twice, that’s the
likely argument the Giants have laid out to prevent Burress from ever reaching those incentives.
The same “behavioral” provisions apply for his “salary escalators,” though breakdown of stats
for the incentive clauses is more specific. For example 71 catches last year would’ve increased
his 2009 salary by $200,000. He would’ve gotten another $150,000 for 85 catches. The
threshhold for the same “escalators” for yards were 1,075 and 1,300. And for touchdowns it was
8 and 13. There was also a $200,000 Pro Bowl bonus. He had the same incentives for 2010
(based on the 2009 season), 2011 (based on 2010) and 2012 (based on 2011).
Mike Florio, PFT: The contract, initially reported as a five-year, $35 million package, actually has
a base value of $30 million, and includes $5 million in performance escalators. Of the $30
million, more than $5 million is tied to Burress being on the active roster for each regular-season
game, and $3.5 million is tied to fully participating in minicamps and training camps.
The deal also includes a signing bonus of $4.25 million, and his 2008 base salary is now
essentially guaranteed, since he is a vested veteran and was on the opening-day roster.
Vacchiano: The NFL Network reported that his deal includes $5 million in escalators - clauses
that will raise some of those salaries if he hits certain performance levels - another $3.5 million
in bonuses for participating in minicamps and training camps, and a $4.25 million signing bonus.
Drew Rosenhaus, who negotiated the deal, also said Burress has about $1 million worth of
bonuses over the life of the deal for participating in a certain amount of the Giants’ offseason
program. Rosenhaus also said that $11 million of the deal is guaranteed.
Peter King, SI: The Giants can cut or trade Burress after the season and simply eliminate $23
million of the $27-million-in-new-money deal he signed with the Giants. In effect, as I said on
NBC last night, when I examine the deal, I see the contract totally on the come. And the first big
test of this contract will come on Dec. 10, when Burress is due $1 million from the original and
only guaranteed money in the deal, the third installment of a $4.325-million signing bonus when
he signed. Let me break down all of the non-guaranteed money in the Burress deal that makes it
absolutely simple for the Giants to cut the cord with him after the season:
Non-guaranteed base salaries: $11.5 million ($1 million in 2009, $3.5 million in 2010, $3.5
million in 2011, $3.5 million in 2012).
Non-guaranteed one-time bonus to be paid early in the '09 off-season: $2 million.
Non-guaranteed roster bonuses: $3.5 million ($500,000 in '09, $1 million in 2010, $1 million in
2011, $1 million in 2012).
Non-guaranteed escalators, payable only on high performance: $5 million ($1.25 million in '09,
'10, '11, '12.) He has not reached his escalators yet that would kick in for 2009.
Non-guaranteed workout bonuses: $1.3 million ($325,000 in '09, '10, '11, '12).
Burress also has a clause in his contract that could come into play and cost him $400,000 this
year. For every game he's ineligible to play in because of non-injury reasons, he doesn't earn a
$100,000 per game roster bonus.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Burress did earn about $8 million from the Giants in 2009 (a
$3.25 million salary, a $4.25 million signing bonus and a $250,000 roster bonus). But here’s what
he threw away:
$11.5 million in salaries ($1 million in 2009, $3.5 million in each of the next three years).
$5.7 million in roster bonuses ($2.925 million this year and $925,000 in each of the next three
years). Roster bonuses, by the way, are basically behavioral clauses that insist players don’t
engage in dangerous physical activity (bungee jumping, water skiing, riding a motorcycle, etc.),
do drugs, or do anything that causes them to get suspended for “conduct detrimental” to the
team or suspended by the league. If they comply with that and are on the roster in each of
those years, they get the bonus.
$1.3 million in workout bonuses ($325,000 per year), for showing up at the offseason program
(OK, he was obviously never going to get these, but they were available if he was interested).
That’s $18.5 million for the next four years for simply showing up and doing his job. He didn’t
even have to do it well, he just had to be there and behave. No, the contract wasn’t guaranteed.
The Giants could have cut him at any time. But if they didn’t — and there was no reason to think
they would have — Burress didn’t have to do anything at all on the field to get that money.
None of that $18.5 million was tied to performance.
Also lost to Burress were $7.1 million in salary escalators and incentives ($1.05 million in 2009
and 2010, $2.5 million in 2011 and 2012), which would’ve increased his salaries or added to his
bonus total, that were tied to performance. He had already missed a few, especially after a
terrible statistical year in 2008, but there were more to come.
Eric Butler
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 3
James Butler
2005 3/.94 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .015 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435
2008 1.417 RFA tender
Duke Calhoun
2010 3/1.235 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS
2010 .02 SB/3
2011 CBA Increase BS to .45
2011 CUT Post
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Calhoun received a $20,000 signing bonus to join the
New York Giants…
Chris Calloway
1992 2/.795 TRV, .285/.335 BS
1992 .085 SB/2
1992 .05 RB
1993 .04 RB
1994 2/1.2 TRV, .5/.6 BS
1994 .1 SB/2
1996 3/3.6 TRV, .3/1.1/1.2 BS
1996 1 SB/3
1997 1/1.5 TRV ext, .2/1.2/.9 BS
1997 1 SB/3
1998 1/1.8 TRV ext, .216/.9/1.7 BS
1998 1.084 SB/3
1999 CUT Pre
1999 .5 RB (not paid)
NY Times: The Giants re-signed CHRIS CALLOWAY, their leading receiver last year, to a contract
reported at $3.6 million over three years yesterday.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: $1.1 million [1997 base salary]
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Calloway was extended through 2000 with a $1.1 million signing
bonus, but had his 1998 base salary dropped from $1.2 million to $216,000. That adds up to a
savings of about $600,000.
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: Calloway, 30, was scheduled to earn $900,000 in base salary in 1999 and
another $500,000 as a roster bonus
Dan Campbell
1999 3/1.15 TRV, .175/.25/.325 BS
1999 .4 SB/3
2000 CBA increase BS to .275/.389
2002 .563 RFA tender
Jesse Campbell
1992 No SB after week 1
1992 CUT Post week 2
1992 PS
1992 Activated after week 7, .275 BS
1993 .375 BS
1994 .4125 RFA tender
1995 3/? TRV, .25/.8/? BS
1995 .5 SB/3
1997 CUT Pre
Chris Canty
2009 6/42 TRV, 3.75/4.5/5.25/6/6.25/6.5 BS
2009 8.5 SB/6/5
2009 BS guaranteed
2010 3.75 BS guaranteed
2010-2014 .25 WO
2013 CUT Pre
Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Signing bonus: $8.5 million 2009 (base salary):
$3.75 million (all guaranteed) 2010: $4.5 million ($3.75 million guaranteed) 2011: $5.25 million
2012: $6 million 2013: $6.25 million 2014: $6.5 million Workout bonuses: $250,000 each year…
Canty's deal includes a deescalator, which is unusual. If he doesn't take part in off-season
workouts some of his salaries decrease. He has an escalator for making the Pro Bowl.
Andrew Carnahan
2009 Acquired from KC (waivers)
2009 .385 BS
2009 IR, CUT Post week 6
John Carney
2008 1/.83 TRV, .83 BS (.445 MSB)
David Carr
2008 1/1 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, .7 BS
2008 .1 SB/1
2008 .05 WO
2008 .009375 RB/game active (equiv .15)
2008 .5 NLTBE
2009 1/2.1 TRV, 2.6 TRMV, 1 BS
2009 1 SB/1
2009 .1 WO
2009 .5 NLTBE
2011 1/.86 TRV, .81 BS (.525 MSB)
2011 .05 SB/1
2012 1/.99 TRV, .925 BS (.54 MSB)
2012 .065 SB/1
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: [Carr] also got a $1 million signing bonus, according to an NFL
source, and there is another bonus of $100,000, making the total value of the deal $2.1 million
over the one year.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Carr signed a one-year, $810,000 contract with a $50,000
signing bonus.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Carr’s deal will pay him the veteran minimum of $925,000
plus a $65,000 signing bonus.
Tim Carter
2002 4/3 TRV, .225/.32/.45/.555 BS
2002 .35 RB
2003 1.1 OB/3
2006 2/2 TRV, 2.6 TRMV, .585/.9 BS
2006 .4 SB/2
2006 .085 RB
2006-2007 .015 WO
2006-2007 .3 NLTBE
2007 Traded to CLE Pre (for Reuben Droughns)
Jonathan Casillas
2015 3/8 TRV, 9.75 TRMV, .975/2.225/2.225 BS
2015 2 SB/3
2015-2017 .025 WO
2015 BS guaranteed
2016-2017 .25 RB
2016-2017 .875 esc possible (PT)
Mike Reiss, ESPN: Casillas played well when acquired by New England midway through the 2014
season and parlayed that into a three-year, $10.5 million deal with the Giants. The deal also
could be viewed as a one-year, $3 million pact as Casillas received a $2 million signing bonus,
$975,000 base salary and $25,000 workout bonus in 2015 before his base salary jumps to $2.25
million in 2016 and 2017 (with roster bonuses of $250,000 each year). He can make up the
remaining money in playing-time incentives the final two years of the deal.
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Casillas' $975,000 base salary fully guaranteed, up to $875,000 escalator
2016, 2017 based on playing time…
Scott Chandler
2009 No SB/1 after week 15, .385 BS (off DAL PS)
Martin Chase
2004 2/1.235 TRV, .535/.54 BS
2004 .16 SB/2
2005 CUT Pre
Steve Christie
2004 1/.76 TRV, .76 BS (.455 MSB)
Tyson Clabo
2004 PS, .07395 BS
2004 CUT Post week 2
Danny Clark
2008 2/3 TRV, 4 TRMV, .8/.8 BS
2008 .2 SB/2
2008-2009 .6 WO
2008 .5 NLTBE (PT)
2009 .2 earned NLTBE (PT)
2009 .3 unearned NTLBE (PT)
Jeremy Clark
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 Activated after week 12, .295/.385 BS
2009 CUT Post
2009 PS after week 12, .0884 BS
Chase Clement
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .0025 SB/3?
Mike Cloud
2005 .1 SB/2
2005 CUT Post
Michael Coe
2009 PS after week 1, .0884 BS
2009 Signed by JAC after week 11
2010 PS after week 3, .0884 BS
Barry Cofield
2006 3/2.014625 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .404625 SB/4
2009 BS escalated to 1.01
2010 1.759 RFA tender
Jerome Collins
2007 PS after week 2, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 15, .435/.445 BS
2008 CUT Post
Kerry Collins
1999 4/16.9 TRV, .4/2/3.5/4 BS
1999 5 SB/4
2000 1.56 SB/3 CONV
2001 3.02 SB/2 CONV
2002 1 RB CONV/2
2002 3/14.5 TRV, 17 TRMV, .65/3.5/4.5
2002 5.85 SB/3
2004 BS escalated to 7
2004 CUT Pre
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: the Giants extended themselves to sign Collins to a staggering four-year,
$16.9 million deal that includes a signing bonus of $5 million and annual salaries of $400,000, $2
million, $3.5 million (plus a $1 million roster bonus) and $4 million (plus a $1 million roster
bonus).
Paul Schwartz, NY Post:The Giants ripped up the final year on his original deal, and the new
three-year package is worth about $15 million. Collins was to receive a salary of $4 million. He
now will get the veteran minimum $650,000 as a salary and a bonus of $5.85 million, which
means he will earn an extra $2.5 million in bonus money on the new deal.
Buster Olney, NY Times: Collins, whose three-year restructuring -- which extends through the
2004 season -- could result in a total realized package of about $17 million. Collins, who was to
receive a bonus of $2.5 million, will receive a $5.85 million signing bonus under the terms of the
new deal. His base salary for 2002 will be $650,000, and he could make $8 million in salary and
another $2 million in incentives for the last two years of the contract.
Nate Collins
2010 3/ 1.2275 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS
2010 .0125 SB/3
2010 CUT Post
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Signed by JAC after week 9
Greg Comella
1998 2/.366 TRV, .158/.198 BS
1998 .01 SB/2
2000 1/.358 TRV, .358 BS
2001 .512 RFA tender
Dan Connor
2013 1/.78 TRV, .715 BS (.555 MSB?)
2013 .065 SB/1?
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Connor, just an average player, wouldn't take a pay
cut in Dallas and landed with the Giants (one year, $780,000), for whom he could replace
Blackburn.
Brett Conway
2003 No SB/1 after week 5, .53 BS (.45 MSB)
2003 CUT Post week 11
Jim Cordle
2010 PS, .0884 BS
Terry Cousin
2004 3/3.3 TRV, 3.9125 TRMV, .66/.74/1 BS
2004 .8 SB/3
2004-2006 .1625 NLTBE (PT, INTs)
2005 CUT Pre
2005-2006 .0625 esc possible
2006 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1)
Michael Cox
2013 4/2.205896 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .045896 SB/4
Howard Cross
1989 2/.246 TRV, .0775/.0925 BS
1989 .025 SB/2
1989 .026 RB
1990 .025 RB
1991 2/.875 TRV, .4/.45 BS
1991 .025 SB/2
1993 3/3.2 TRV, 1.1/1/.8 BS
1993 .3 RepB
1996 4/5.2 TRV, .8/.8/1.05/1 BS
1996 1.25 SB/4
1999 4/2.2 TRV, .4/.4/.4/.4 BS
1999 .6 SB/4
2000 CBA increase BS to .44/.477/.477
2001 .35 NLTBE (75% PT)
2002 CUT Pre
2002 .6 NLTBE (65% PT)
Frank Litsky, NY Times: Cross, who will be starting his third professional season, signed a twoyear contract for $400,000 this year, $450,000 next year and a $25,000 signing bonus.
AP: Cross, one of the NFL's best blocking tight ends, remained a member of the New York Giants
by signing a four-year, $5.2 million contract. Cross, who has started for the Giants since 1991,
received a $1.25 million signing bonus as part of the deal.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Cross signed a three-year contract worth $3.2 million prior to the
start of last season. His salaries decrease from $1.1 million last year, when no cap was in effect,
to $1 million this season, and $800,000 in 1995. He also received a $300,000 reporting bonus in
1993
Victor Cruz
2010 3/1.215 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS
2010 IR after week 5
2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54
2013 2.879 RFA tender
2013 5/43 TRV ext, .63/3.999/6.15/7.9/7.4/8.4 BS
2013 9.5 SB/6/5
2013 BS guaranteed
2014 1.5 RB guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2014 3.995 BS guaranteed
2014 .025 WO
2015 .075 WO
2016-2018 .1 WO
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Cruz's five-year, $43 million contract extension includes a $9.5 million
signing bonus among his total of $15.625 million in guaranteed money. His base salary of
$630,000 this year is fully guaranteed for skill, injury and cap. His salary-cap figure this year is
$2.53 million. Of his $3.999 million base salary for 2014, $3.995 million is fully guaranteed for
skill, injury and cap. He's also due a $1.5 million roster bonus on the third day of the league year
that's guaranteed for skill and injury at the time of signing and guaranteed for cap if he's on the
roster on July 27, 2013. His salary-cap figure for 2014 is $7.424 million. He's due a $25,000
workout bonus that year. In 2015, he's due a nonguaranteed $6.15 million base salary and has a
$75,000 workout bonus. His salary-cap figure is $8.125 million. In 2016, Cruz is due a
nonguaranteed base salary of $7.9 million with a salary-cap figure of $9.9 million. He has a
workout bonus of $100,000 that year. In 2017, Cruz is due a nonguaranteed base salary of $7.4
million with a salary-cap figure of $9.4 million. That year includes a $100,000 base salary. In
2018, the final year of the contract, Cruz is due a $8.4 million base salary and a salary-cap figure
of $8.5 million with a $100,000 workout bonus.
Aaron Curry
2013 1/.78 TRV, .715 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .015 WO
2013 .05 RB
Joel Corry, NFP: Curry's 1-year deal w/the Giants is for $780k. He has a $715k base salary, $50k
roster bonus & $15k workout bonus. His cap # is $620k… Curry's deal also has a split at
$383,000.
Craig Dahl
2007 3/1.12 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS
2007 .015 SB/3
2008 CUT Pre
2008 1/.37 TRV, .37 BS
2008 IR, .215 BS
Torrance Daniels
2007 PS after week 2, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 12, .36/.445 BS
2008 CUT
John Darcy
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 Activated after week 16, .275 BS
2007 .285/.37 BS
Kellen Davis
2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .015 SB/1
2014 .02 WO
2014 .03 RB (week 1?)
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $795,000): $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $15,000 signing
bonus ... $30,000 roster bonus ... $20,000 workout bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $570,000.
Marcus Davis
2013 3/1.5 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .015 SB/3
2013 CUT Pre (claimed by NYJ)
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Giants recently cut wide receiver Marcus Davis after giving him a
$15,000 signing bonus.
Russell Davis
2007 No SB/1 after week 1, .72 BS (.435 MSB)
2007 .04 NLTBE
Scott Davis
1993 2/.26 TRV, .1/.125 BS
1993 .035 SB/2
1994 CBA increase BS to .135
1995 2/.77 TRV, .21/.5 BS?
1995 .06 SB/2?
Mike Freeman, NY Times: two years, $260,000…
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Davis signed a two-year deal worth about $770,000.
Ron Dayne
2000 5/7.14 TRV, 10.535 TRMV, .193/.275/.528/.616/.704 BS
2000 4.5 SB/5
2000 .159 RB
2001 .165 RB
2001 CBA increase BS to .298
2003-2004 1 esc possible
DEION: +.1125 2000-2003, -.45 2004
Bill Pennington, NY Times: the Giants announced that Dayne had agreed to a five-year, $7.14
million contract with a $4.5 million signing bonus and incentive clauses that could raise the
contract's value to about $9 million.
Curtis Deloatch
2004 3/.935 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .015 SB/3
2006 CUT Post (claimed by NO)
Quintin Demps
2014 1/1 TRV, .73 BS
2014 .1 SB/1
2014 .05 WO
2014 .0075 RB /game active (equiv .12)
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $1 million): $730,000 salary in 2014. ... $100,000
signing bonus ... $120,000 roster bonus ... $50,000 workout bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $1 million.
Will Demps
2006 5/11.4 TRV, .75/1.6/1.85/2.125/2.35 BS
2006 2.1 SB/5
2006 .5 RB
2006-2010 .025 WO
2007 BS escalated to 1.725
2007 CUT Post
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The Giants said goodbye to oft-injured Shaun Williams
(who signed with Carolina for minimum wage) and then signed Demps (five years, $11.4 million,
$2.6 million in bonuses) to replace him.
Steve DeOssie
Frank Litsky, NY Times: He made $265,000 last year, and the Giants retained his rights in this, his
option year, by offering a 10 percent raise to $291,500.
Zak DeOssie
2007 4/2.1075 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55
2007 .4425 SB/4
2010 2/2.2 TRV ext, .736/.874 BS
2010 BS raised to .640666 after week 8, equiv .598
2010 .542 SB/3
2012 3/3.45 TRV ext, .7/.824/.925/.975 BS
2012 .8 SB/4
2012-2015 .025 WO
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: DeOssie's new contract is technically a three-year deal that
includes an increased salary for this season. The deal is worth a total of $3.3 million and includes
a signing bonus of $542,000. The $1.1-million average ties DeOssie for fourth among long
snappers.
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: The New York Giants have signed two-time Pro Bowl long snapper Zak
DeOssie to a three-year, $3.45 million contract extension, a league source confirmed. The deal
includes an $800,000 signing bonus, $900,000 in total guaranteed money. DeOssie is due base
salaries of $700,000 in 2012, $824,000 in 2013, $925,000 in 2014 and $975,000 in 2015. The
deal includes annual workout bonuses of $25,000.
David Diehl
2003 3/1.0185 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS
2003 .1085 SB/3
2005 6/15.52 TRV ext, 22.27 TRMV, .775/1.2/1.65/1.85/2.3/2.725 BS
2005 BS raised to .55 after week 5, equiv .5
2005 1 SB/7/5
2006 2.8 OB/6/5
2006-2011 .05 WO
2009-2011 .25 RB
2008 6/22.425 TRV, 31 TRMV, 1/1.65/3/3.5/3.825/4.1 BS
2008 3 SB/6
2008-2012 .1 WO
2009 BS escalated to 2.4
2009-2010 .25 RB
2009 .015625 RB.game active (equiv .25)
2010 BS escalated to 3.75
2010 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, earned .1875)
2011 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)
2011 BS escalated to 4 (addl .25 esc possible)
2012 BS escalated to 4.2 (addl .75 esc possible)
2012 3 SB/2 CONV
2012 .25 RB CONV/2 (previously per-gamers)?
2013 BS escalated to 4.475 (addl .75 esc possible)
2013 .1 WO (removed)
2013 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .203125 LTBE, removed)
2013 BS reduced to 1
2013 .2 BS guaranteed
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: Diehl, a fifth-round pick from Illinois, received the standard three-year
deal for the rookie minimums ($225,000, $305,000 and $380,000) plus a signing bonus of
$108,500.
Details of 2008 deal courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com
J.I. Halsell: 2/17.5 TRV ext, 3 gteed, 11.5 over 3
John Clayton, ESPN: The Giants recently ripped up the former left guard's old contract and
rewarded him with a new six-year, $31 million contract. The key to the deal is annual escalator
clauses that increase Diehl's salaries between $750,000 and $1.1 million a year as long as he
plays offensive tackle. It's rare for a team to redo a long-term deal toward the beginning of the
contract. Diehl was entering the third year of a six-year, $15.5 million extension he signed in
2005 that was scheduled to expire in 2011.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Diehl is scheduled to earn a base salary of $3.5 million next
season. However, he has a three-tiered escalator for that salary tied to the number of starts he
makes at left tackle this season. The first level is $250,000 for five starts, which has obviously
already been earned. The next level is $500,000 for 10 starts, which means he needs three
more. The highest level is $750,000 for 15 starts. Given his start at left guard on Sunday, Diehl
would have to start all eight remaining games at left tackle to reach that top level. In addition to
earning the highest level for next season, 15 starts at left tackle would also provide Diehl a
chance to earn an increased incentive for the final two years of his deal (2012-13). That threetiered incentive increases to $375k/$750k/$1.125m. But if he doesn't reach the highest level of
this year's escalator, he gets locked out of the increased incentives.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Diehl has lowered his base salary from $4.2 million to $1.2
million, thus creating $1.5 million in cap space this season… He simply converted $3 million of
his base salary into a signing bonus. No money lost for Diehl.
Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Diehl has lowered his $4.475 million base salary to $1 million and
the $250,000 in "per game" roster bonus and his $100,000 workout bonus Diehl was scheduled
to earn have been eliminated. The restructured deal reduces Diehl's 2013 cap number to $3.125
million, a cap savings of $3.778 million. Of Diehl's $1 million base salary, $200,000 is fully
guaranteed.
Emmanuel Dieke
2014 3/1.5375 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS
2014 .0075 SB/3
2014 .0075 BS guaranteed
2014 IR, .303 BS
2014 CUT Post, .071294 injury settlement?
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Dieke got a $7,500 bonus and $7,500 in other guarantees…
Phillip Dillard
2010 4/2.28264 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .49264 SB/4
Rotoworld: The deal included a $492,640 signing bonus.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Dillard's deal: 4 yrs, $2.28m, $493k signing bonus.
Darnell Dinkins
2002 1/.225 TRV, .225 BS
2002 IR after week 8, .135 BS
2003 PS, .07395 BS
2003 Activated after week 10, .3 BS
Kevin Dockery
2006 3/1.08 TRV, .275/.36/.445 BS
2009 1.545 RFA tender
Matt Dodge
2010 4/1.849425 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .059425 SB/4
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Dodge got a four-year, $1.849-million contract with a
signing bonus of $59,425. He has a few escalators for 2013. The first is for an additional $583k if
he has a 44-yard gross average, 38-yard net average or 24 punts inside the 20-yard line any two
seasons. He also has one for an additional $350k if he records the above figures and is named to
a Pro Bowl any one season.
If Dodge hits either escalator, he can also get an additional $25k for 2013 for each year he
participates in 90 percent of the team's workouts and another $75k if he hits the 90-percent
mark for each of the first three years of the workout. So if I'm doing this right (I think I am), it
looks like he has a chance to make an additional $1.083 million for 2013 with solid performances
the first couple of years with the team.
Robert Douglas
2006 No SB/2 after week 16, .275/.285 BS
2007 CUT Post week 1
2007 PS after week 2, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 2, .285 BS
2007 IR after week 4, .19 BS
Maurice Douglass
1995 2/1.2 TRV, .3/.4 BS
1995 .4 SB/2
1996 .1 RB
1997 1/.3 TRV, .275 BS
1997 .025 SB/1
1997 CUT Post
Dan Pompei/Mike Mulligan, Chicago Sun-Times: Douglass penned a two-year, $1.4 million deal
with the Giants and will receive a $400,000 signing bonus, $300,000 base salary this year and
$700,000 in salary in 1996.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: The Giants still are looking to upgrade their safety position, even
after agreeing to terms last week with Chicago Bears free agent Maurice Douglass on a two-year
contract worth $1.4 million, with a $400,000 signing bonus.
Leger Douzable
2008 PS after week 1, .0884 BS
2008 Activated after week 13, .295 BS
2009 1/.385 TRV, .385 BS
2009 CUT Post week 1
Reuben Droughns
2007 Acquired from CLE (for Tim Carter)
2007 3/5.25 TRV, .75/1/1.25 BS
2007 1.5 SB/3
2008 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, earned .21875)
2008 BS reduced to .75, .5 NLTBE added
2008 IR after week 15
2009 CUT Pre
2009 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: This year, Droughns' base salary was chopped from $1.25
million to $750,000. Next year, he will earn $1 million in base salary instead of $1.75 million.
And his 2009 salary was slashed from $2.75 million to $1.25 million. The $1.75-million roster
bonus he was due next week was eliminated, replaced with a $1.5-million signing bonus that will
be spread over the next three years' salary caps. Droughns will earn a roster bonus next March
equal to $15,625 times the number of games in which he's active. So if he dresses for 10 games,
he'll be paid $156,250. In the last two years of the deal, he will earn roster bonuses equal to
$31,250 times the number of games in which he's active. There are also bonuses worth up to
$850,000 for rushing-yard and Pro Bowl incentives.
Damane Duckett
2004 No SB/3 after week 12, .23/.305/.385 BS
2006 CUT Post
Jamal Duff
1995 2/.295 TRV, .119/.149 BS
1995 .027 SB/2?
1996 CBA increase BS to .164
1996 IR
1997 1/.164 TRV, .164 BS
1997 CUT Post (claimed by WAS)
Antonio Edwards
1997 No SB/1 after week 14, .196 BS
Dovonte Edwards
2007 Acquired from MIN (waivers)
2007 .385 BS
2007 CUT Post
Steve Edwards
2006 No SB/1 after week 14, .585 BS (.425 MSB)
Keith Elias
1994 .108/.149/.196 BS
Jumbo Elliott
1991 2/1.175 TRV, .55/.6 BS
1991 .025 SB/2
1993 3/6.8 TRV, 2.4/1.68/1.32 BS
1993 1.4 SB/3
NY Times: Elliott ended his absence from camp by signing a two-year deal worth an estimated
$1.1 million. The deal is believed to include salaries of $550,000 in 1991, $600,000 in 1992 and a
$25,000 signing bonus.
NY Daily News: Elliott's deal with the Giants: $ 1.4 million to sign, salaries of $ 2.4 million, $ 1.68
million and $ 1.32 million. Total: Three years, $ 6.8 million with $ 3.8 million coming this year. He
made $ 600,000 last season.
Ed Ellis
2004 1/.685 TRV, .66 BS (.455 MSB)
2004 .025 SB/1
2004 IR, .23 BS (.205 MSB)
Percy Ellsworth
1996 1/.132 TRV, .131 BS
1996 .001 SB/1
1997 1/.164 TRV, .164 BS
1998 1/.23352 TRV, .23352 BS
1999 .429 RFA tender
1999 1/.429 TRV, .35 BS
1999 .079 SB/1
Carlos Emmons
2004 5/16.5 TRV, .66/1.84/3/3/3.5 BS
2004 2.5 SB/5
2005 2 OB/4
2005 2006 BS reduced to 2/2/2.5
2006 -.009375 SB/3 repay (missed WO)
2007 CUT Pre
Bob Brookover, Philly Inquirer: Emmons will get two chances to face his former team next
season after signing a five-year, $16.5 million contract with the New York Giants. The deal
included a $4.5 million signing bonus.
Jeff Feagles
2003 5/4.32 TRV, .755/.76/.765/.77/.77 BS
2003 .5 SB/5
2006 CBA increase BS to .81/.82
2006 .45 RB added
2007 .18 RB/LTBE
2008 2/3.5 TRV, 1/1.5 BS
2008 .725 SB/2
2008-2009 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2009 .275 RB/WO
Jay Feely
2005 3/2.475 TRV, .54/.545/.55 BS
2005 .76 SB/3
2006 .08 RB
2006 BS escalated to .77
2007 VOID
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: the Giants believe they finally struck gold with Feely, who was signed
this offseason to a three-year, $2.4 million contract that included a bonus of $760,000.
Jim Finn
2003 2/.985 TRV, .45/.535 BS
2005 5/3.495 TRV, .54/.545/.67/.67/.67 BS
2005 .4 SB/5
2006 CBA increase BS to .585/.72/.73/.745
2008 CUT Pre
Mike Fladell
2008 PS after week 13, .0884 BS
Jay Foreman
2005 No SB/1 after week 16, .54 BS (.455 MSB)
Bruce Francis
2009 PS after week 16, .0884 BS
Josh Freeman
2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .055 SB/1
2014 .01 WO
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $795,000): $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $55,000 signing
bonus ... $10,000 workout bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $635,000.
Byron Frisch
2002 No SB/1 after week 6, .375 BS
Londen Fryar
2009 PS after week 13, .0884 BS
Scott Galyon
1996 3/.538 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS
1996 .047 SB/3
1999 .429 RFA tender
Sam Garnes
1997 .131/.164/.196 BS
1997 .09 SB/3
1998 CBA increase BS to .18/.325
2000 RFA tender
2000 4/7.4 TRV, .5/1.5/1.7/2 BS
2000 1.7 SB/4
2001 1 SB/3 CONV
2001-2003 .3 LTBE
2002 CUT Pre
Sims Sports Management: (’00 4 yr., $11.5 million) * $1,700,000 million signing bonus *
$1,500.000 million incentives * $4,500,000 million paid in 1st 2 years of contract * ’96 5th round
pick * Negotiated as a restricted free agent
ESPN: $1.247 million [2002 cap savings after release]
Jason Garrett
2000 3/2.94 TRV, .44/.75/1.5 BS
2000 .25 SB/3
2001 .273 SB/2 CONV
2002 CUT Pre
2002 1/.65 TRV, .65 BS (not MSB eligible)
2003 1/.78 TRV, .755 BS (.45 MSB)
2003 .025 SB/1
Adam Gettis
2014 No SB/2 after week 15, .57/.585 BS (off PIT PS)
Sam Giguere
2010 PS after week 6, .0884 BS
Wallace Gilberry
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 Signed by KC after week 9
Na’Shon Goddard
2006 3/1.095 TRV, .275/.36/.445 BS
2006 .015 SB/3
2006 CUT Post week 8 (claimed by NYJ)
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 Signed by SEA after week 13
Jonathan Goff
2008 4/1.858985 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .153985 SB/4
2008 IR after week 15
Scott Gragg
1995 3/1.31 TRV, .22/.275/.33 BS
1995 .485 SB/3
1998 .397 RFA tender
1998 4/11 TRV, .4/2/2.5/3.1 BS
1998 3 SB/4
1999 1.625 SB/3 CONV
2000 CUT Pre
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Gragg agreed to a three-year deal worth about $1.3 million, including
a $450,000 signing bonus.
Kent Graham
1992 2/.285 TRV, .095/.12 BS
1992 .025 SB/2
1992 .01 RB
1993 .01 WO
1993 .025 RB (not paid)
1993 2/.9 TRV, .4/.5 BS
1994 .06 LTBE (PT)
1995 2/2.2 TRV, .428/1.2 BS
1995 .572 SB/2
1995 CUT Post
1998 3/4 TRV, .4/1.1/1.3 BS
1998 1.2 SB/3
2000 CUT Pre
Mike Freeman, NY Times: He is an eighth-round pick from Ohio State who is scheduled to make
$400,000 this year and $500,000 in 1994.
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: Graham, 26, had signed a two-year, $ 2.2 million deal before the
season that included a $ 572,000 signing bonus. He was one of the highest-paid backups in the
NFL.
Gary Myers, NY Daily News: Graham makes $ 1.6 million this year ($ 1.2 million to sign, $
400,000 base) as part of his three-year, $ 4 million contract.
Shayne Graham
2010 No SB/1 after week 5, .755 BS
2010 CUT Post week 6
Deon Grant
2010 1/1.5 TRV, 2.6 TRMV, .855 BS
2010 .625 SB/1
2010 .02 WO
2010 .25 earned LTBE (PT)
2010 .85 unearned NLTBE (PT, INTs)
2011 1/.96 TRV, .91 BS
2011 .05 SB/1
2011 .2 LTBE
Ryan Grant
2005 3/.94 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .0015 SB/3
2005 CUT Post
2005 PS, .0799 BS
2006 2/.545 TRV, .23/.31 BS
2006 .05 SB/2
2006 CBA increase BS to .275
2006 NFI
2007 Traded to GB Post (for 2008 6th)
Carlton Gray
1998 1.2 SB/4 after week 1, .216/1.95/2.45/2.695 BS
1999 CUT Pre
John Harper, NY Daily News: the Giants won the bidding among a handful of teams by signing
him to a four-year, $ 8.7 million contract… His deal includes a signing bonus of $ 1.2 million and
a salary of $ 200,000, amounting to the same $ 1.4 million he would have earned with the Colts.
Len Pasquarelli, AJC: the Giants signed free-agent Carlton Gray to a four-year, $ 8.65 million deal
and expect him to start in two to three weeks. In addition to paying Gray the $ 1.4 million he
was to make this season in Indianapolis, the Giants made another concession. General manager
Ernie Accorsi and agent Marvin Demoff have a gentleman's agreement that the team will
release Gray at the end of the year if the fifth-year veteran wants to be free.
Michael Greco
2010 .32 BS
2010 IR, .225 BS, CUT Post week 5
Barrett Green
2004 5/13.25 TRV, .535/1.465/2.475/2.975/3.05 BS
2004 2.75 SB/5
2006 CUT Pre
2006 .225 BS guaranteed?
Mike Florio, PFT: the New York Giants have signed free-agent linebacker Barrett Green to a fiveyear contract worth $13.25 million. Green gets $2.75 million to sign, and base salaries of
$535,000 in 2004, $1.465 million in 2005, $2.5 million in 2006, and $3 million in 2007 and 2008.
Also, $250,000 of the 2006 and 2007 salaries are guaranteed.
Ray Green
2003 2/.985 TRV, .45/.535 BS
2003 CUT Post week 5
2003 No SB/2 after week 15, .45/.535 BS
2004 IR, CUT
Nick Greisen
2002 3/1.0185 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .1135 SB/3
2005 .656 RFA tender
Marquies Gunn
2007 2/.663 TRV, .285/.37 BS
2007 .008 SB/2
2007 CUT Post
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 2, .285/.37 BS
2007 CUT Post week 3 (paid through week 5)
Myron Guyton
1991 3/1.7 TRV, .4875/.5125/.7 BS?
Frank Litsky, NY Times: he earned an eighth-round draft choice's salary of $70,000 in 1989 and
$80,000 in 1990.
Jim Greenidge, Boston Globe: Guyton made $700,000 with the Giants last season [1993].
Derek Hagan
2008 No SB/2 after week 15, .445/.75 BS
2009 .025 WO
2010 No SB/1 after week 10, .63 BS
Alex Hall
2010 Acquired from PHI (waivers)
2010 .47/.555 BS
2010 IR, CUT
2010 Acquired from ARI after week 8 (waivers)
2010 .47 BS
Conrad Hamilton
1996 3/.531 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS
1996 .04 SB/3
1998 CBA increase BS to .325
1999 .934 RFA tender
2000 3/4.3 TRV, .44/1.3/1.8 BS
2000 .3 SB/3
2000 CUT Post
Rodney Hampton
1990 4/2.275 TRV, .25/.3/.35/.425 BS
1990 .85 SB/4
1990-1993 .025 RB
1993 3/6.825 TRV, 1.875/1.875/1.875 BS
1993 1.2 SB/3
1996 6/16.45 TRV, .75/1/1.95/2.45/2.6/3.1 BS
1996 3.6 SB/6
1996 BS raised to 1.694444 after week 8, equiv 1.25
1997 .5 WO (lowered from 1)
1998 CUT Pre
USA Today: $ 850,000 signing bonus, salaries of $ 250,000, $ 300,000, $ 350,000 and $ 425,000
for 1990-93 and $ 25,000 roster bonuses each year and $ 25,000 off-season workout incentive
final three years. Total: $ 2.33 million over four years.
NY Daily News: Hampton's deal with the New York Giants: $ 1.2 million to sign and salaries of $
1.875 million a year from 1993-95. Total: Three years, $ 6.825 million.
Mike Freeman, NY Times: during the off season the Giants signed Hampton to a six-year, $16.45
million contract that included a $3.6 million signing bonus and $1 million workout bonus…
Norman Hand
2004 2/2 TRV, 3 TRMV, .66/.9 BS
2004 .34 SB/2
2005 CUT Pre
2005 .1 WO
Johnathan Hankins
2013 4/4.030698 TRV, .405/.588213/.771426/.954639 BS
2013 1.31142 SB/4
2014 BS guaranteed
Jonny Harline
2007 PS after week 15, .0799 BS
Cary Harris
2011 1/.48 TRV, .48 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .525
2011 IR, .288 BS, CUT Post (settlement?)
Dwayne Harris
2015 5/17.5 TRV, 17.9 TRMV, .975/2.975/2.975/3.225/3.225 BS
2015 4 SB/5
2015-2019 .025 WO
2015 BS guaranteed
2016 2.125 BS guaranteed
2019 .4 esc possible (recs)
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Harris' five-year NYG deal $17.5M, $7.1M gtd, $4M bonus; salaries $975K,
$2.975M, $2.975M, $3.225M, $3.225M, annual $25K workout bon… Harris' $975,000 2015
salary gtd, $2.975M 2016 salary gtd, up to $400,000 2019 escalator based on catches…
Jordan Raanan, Newark Star-Ledger: 5 years, $17.5 million with a $4 million signing bonus and
$7.1 million guaranteed. Now here is the year by year… 2015: $975K base salary + $25K workout
bonus… 2016: $2.975M base salary + $25K workout bonus… 2017: $2.975M base salary + $25K
workout bonus… 2018: $3.225M base salary + $25K workout bonus… 2019: $3.225M base salary
+ $25K workout bonus… Few things to take note of here. First off is that Harris has $2.125
million of his base salary guaranteed for 2016. That pretty much makes him uncuttable even if
the move turns out to be a disaster.
Kay-Jay Harris
2007 PS after week 13, .0799 BS
2008 1/.37 TRV, .37 BS
2008 IR, .215 BS
Marcus Harris
2013 PS, .102 BS
2013 CUT Post week 1 (paid thru week 2)
Robert Harris
1995 signed as MIN RFA
1995 3/4.85 TRV, .9/1.25/1.4 BS
1995 1.3 SB/3
1996 1/1.9 TRV ext, .625/1.5/1.8 BS
1996 .625 SB/3
1998 4/? TRV, .216/1.8/1.9?/? BS
1998 2.8 SB/4
1998-2001 .05 WO?
2000 CUT Pre
Gary Myers, NY Times: the Vikings have decided not to match the Giants' three-year, $ 4.85million offer sheet to restricted free agent DE Robert Harris…
Mike Freeman, NY Times: the Giants offered Harris $1.3 million to sign, $900,000 for the first
season, followed by salaries of $1.25 million and $1.4 million.
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: In exchange for a $ 625,000 renegotiation bonus, a raise from $
1.3M to $ 1.5M in 1997 and an added year on his deal ($ 1.8M in '98), Harris agreed to reduce
his 1996 salary by $ 625,000. That enabled the Giants to pro-rate $ 625,000 and reduce his '96
salary cap value from $ 1.687M to $ 1.266M.
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: the Giants cut defensive tackle Robert Harris, a solid veteran who
missed the final 10 games because of a badly sprained right ankle and broken right leg. Harris
was to cost $2.65 million against the cap…
Tim Hasselbeck
2005 Acquired from WAS (waivers)
2005 .656 BS
2006 3/2.255 TRV, .585/.615/.625 BS
2006 .385 SB/3
2006-2008 .015 WO
2007 CUT Post
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Hasselbeck's deal is for three years and $2.25 million.
Madison Hedgecock
2007 Acquired from STL after week 1 (waivers)
2007 .435 BS
2007 5/5.957 TRV ext, .55/.757/.9/1/1.1 BS
2007 .6 SB/6
2008 .6 RB
2008-2012 .05 WO
2009 .003125 RB/game on 53-man (equiv .05)
2010 .003125 RB/game on 53-man (equiv .05, earned .03125)
2011 CUT Post
2011-2012 .003125 RB/game on 53-man (equiv .05)
Robert Henderson
2008 4/1.7829 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .0779 SB/4
2008 IR, .2 BS
2009 BS reduced to .31
2009 CUT Post
Dwayne Hendricks
2009 PS after week 6, .0884 BS
2010 PS after week 10, .0884 BS
Mark Herzlich
2011 3/1.41 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .015 SB/3
2014 1/1 TRV, .775 BS
2014 .025 WO
2014 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, .2 LTBE)
2015 2/2.6 TRV, 3 TRMV, .95/1 BS
2015 .4 SB/2
2015-2016 .05 WO
2015-2016 .2 NLTBE (PT)
2016 .15 RB
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Herzlich and fullback Henry Hynoski each received
$15,000.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $1 million): $775,000 salary in 2014 … $200,000 roster
bonus … $25,000 workout bonus … 2014 CAP HIT: $1 million
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Herzlich Giants deal $2.6M, $400,000 bonus, salaries $950,000, $1M, $150K
roster bonus 2016, up to $200K playtime incentives each year…
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Two-year contract worth $2.6 million with a $400,000 signing
bonus. ... $950,000 salary in 2015. ... $1 million salary in 2016. ... $150,000 roster bonus in 2016.
... $50,000 workout bonus in both years. ... 2015 CAP HIT: $1.2 million
Eric Herman
2013 4/2.215952 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .055952 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Herman's deal is worth $2.215 million, including $55,952 bonus…
Kelly Herndon
2001 PS, .068 BS
2001 CUT Post week 2
Ike Hilliard
1997 6/16.64625 TRV, .681667/.852083/1.0225/1.192917/.681667/.766875 BS
1997 5 SB/6
1999 .6975 SB/4 CONV
2000 .805917 SB/3 CONV
2001 .681666 RB
2002 .766875 RB
2003 5/12.78 TRV, 14.78 TRMV, .53/1/1.5/1.75/2 BS
2003 2.5 SB/5
2004 1 OB/4
2004 .5 RB
2004-2007 .5 NLTBE (recs, yds, TDs)
2005 CUT Pre
2005 .75 RB (not paid)
2006 .75 RB
2007 voidable (175 recs or 2520 yds 2003-2006)
2007 .5 RB
Peyton Hillis
2013 No SB/1 after week 6, .715 BS (.555 MSB)
2014 2/1.8 TRV, .73/.87 BS
2014 .1 RB
2014-2015 .025 WO
2014 IR after week 10 (concussion)
2015 CUT Pre
2015 .05 RB (not paid)
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (2 years, $1.8 million): $730,000 salary in 2014 … $870,000
salary in 2015 … $100,000 roster bonus in 2014 … $50,000 roster bonus in 2015 … $25,000
workout bonus each year… 2014 CAP HIT: $855,000
Domenik Hixon
2007 Acquired from DEN after week 4 (waivers)
2007 .36/.445/.53 BS
2010 1.684 RFA tender
2010 IR (ACL)
2011 1/1.25 TRV, 2 TRMV, .6 BS
2011 .25 RB
2011 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4, 0 LTBE, earned .05)
2011 .75 NLTBE (recs, returns)
2012 1/.655 TRV, .68 TRMV, .615 BS
2012 .04 RB (4 games 53-man)
2012 .025 NLTBE (rec/returns)
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Hixon signed a one-year deal with a $600,000 base salary
and a $250,000 roster bonus.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Hixon's deal signed last week was a one-year contract with
a $615k base salary and no bonus.
Trindon Holliday
2014 1/.7 TRV, .57 BS
2014 .1 SB/1
2014 .03 WO
2014 IR, CUT Post week 5
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $700,000): $100,000 signing bonus ... $570,000 salary
in 2014 ... $30,000 workout bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $700,000
Mike Hollis
2003 5/4.22 TRV, .655/.66/.765/.77/.77 BS
2003 .6 SB/5
2003 IR
2004 CUT Pre
Rick Gosselin, Dallas Morning News: Hollis is a Pro Bowl and postseason veteran. He received
the largest signing bonus ($600,000) of the four veteran special-teamers brought in by the
Giants in 2003.
Kenny Holmes
2001 5/21.25 TRV, .5/1.9/3.25/3.35/3.75 BS
2001 5 SB/5
2002 BS reduced to 1
2002 .4 SB/4 CONV
2002 .9 NLTBE added
2003 .5 RB
2003 .5 RepB (removed)
2004 VOID 2004-2005
2004-2005 1.25 RB (not paid)
Bernard Holsey
1996 1/.1335 TRV, .131 BS
1996 .0025 SB/1
1997 1/.164 TRV, .164 BS
1998 1/.238 TRV, .238 BS
1999 .429 RFA tender
1999 1/.429 TRV, .35 BS
1999 .079 SB/1
Jayron Hosley
2012 4/2.6375 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .515 SB/4
2013-2015 .0075 WO
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Hosley's deal is worth $2.637 million, including a $515,000 signing
bonus, per a source.
Jeff Hostetler
1984 3/1.001 TRV, .125/.175/.275 BS
1984 .3 SB/3
1984-1986 .025 RB
1984-1986 .017 RepB
1987 2/.666 TRV, .303/.303 BS
1987-1988 .03 RB
1989 2/.85 TRV, .4/.425 BS
1989 .025 SB/2
1991 2/2.65 TRV, 1.2/1.4 BS
1991 .05 RepB
Erik Howard
1992 3/3.325 TRV, .95/1.05/1.2 BS?
1992 .125 SB/.3?
Frank Litsky, NY Times: Last year, he signed a two-year contract that provided for a 1991 salary
of $500,000.
Brandon Hughes
2010 PS, .1105 BS
2010 signed by PHI after week 11
Henry Hynoski
2011 3/1.41 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .015 SB/3
2013 IR after week 3
2014 1/1 TRV, .725 BS
2014 .25 SB/1
2014 .025 WO
2015 2/2.1 TRV, .775/1.025 BS
2015 .25 SB/2
2015-2016 .025 WO
2015 .25 BS guaranteed
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Herzlich and fullback Henry Hynoski each received
$15,000.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $1 million): $725,000 salary in 2014 ... $250,000
signing bonus ... $25,000 workout bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $1 million
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Hynoski two-year Giants deal: $2.1 million, $500,000 gtd, $250,000 bonus,
$250K of $775K 2015 salary gtd, $1.025M salary 2016…
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Two-year contract worth $2.1 million with a $250,000 signing
bonus and $500,000 guaranteed. ... $775,000 salary in 2015. ... $1,025,000 salary in 2016. ...
$25,000 workout bonus each year. ... 2015 CAP HIT: $925,000
Israel Idonije
2014 1/.98 TRV, .955 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 CUT Post
2014 .025 RB (53-man week 1, not paid)
Adam Caplan, ESPN: Idonije's 1-year deal w/NYG is worth $955 K, plus he earns $25 K more if he
makes the 53-man roster to start the season.
Kenny Ingram
2009 PS after week 12, .0884 BS
Mark Ingram
1987 4/1.245 TRV, .15/.175/.2/.25 BS
1987 .42 SB/4
1987 .015 RB
1987 .005 RepB
1988-1990 .01 RB
1991 2/1.075 TRV, .5/.55 BS
1991 .025 SB/2
USA Today: Signing bonus, $420,000; roster bonuses, $15,000, $10,000, $10,000 and $10,000;
reporting bonus, $5,000; base salaries, $150,000, $175,000, $200,000 and $250,000. Total
package: four years, $1.245 million.
AP: He signed a two-year deal that sources said was worth $1.05 million.
Bennett Jackson
2014 4/2.33006 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .11006 SB/4
Jordan Raanan, Newark Star-Ledger: 4-year $2,330,060 million ($110,060 guaranteed) Signing
Bonus: $110,060…
Brian Jackson
2010 PS, .1105 BS
2010 Activated after week 3, .32/.405 BS
Mark Jackson
1993 3/4.5 TRV, 1.5/1.35/1.15 BS
1993 .5 SB/3
1994 CUT Pre
1994 1/.4 TRV, .35 BS
1994 .05 RepB
1994 CUT Post week 3, .092647 termination pay
Terry Blount, Houston Chronicle: Jackson signed a three-year, $ 4.5 million deal with the Giants,
including a $ 500,000 signing bonus. Jackson made $ 750,000 last season.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Jackson, the Giants' leading receiver, was cut May 6 to free $1.35
million under the cap. He re-signed with the Giants for around $450,000 Monday and… made
$1.5 million in base salary plus a $500,000 signing bonus last season.
Brandon Jacobs
2005 4/1.84 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS
2005 .455 SB/4
2007 .13 NLTBE
2008 BS escalated to .927
2008 .04 WO (incentivized, earned)
2008 .09 NLTBE
2009 6.621 Franchise tag
2009 4/25 TRV, 3.5/3.65/4.65/4.9 BS
2009 8 SB/4
2009 BS guaranteed
2009 IR after week 16
2010 1.5 BS guaranteed
2010-2012 .1 WO
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: the deal includes $7.85 million in signing and roster bonuses
paid somewhere in the first two years of the deal. All of that is guaranteed, as is his $3.5 million
salary in 2009 and nearly half of his $3.65 million salary in 2010… According to an NFL source, his
cap number for 2009 will be $5.5 million.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Jacobs is slated to earn $15million over the first two seasons
and is guaranteed $13million… it saved them more than $1.1million in salary-cap space from the
$6.621 million it would have cost them had Jacobs signed his franchise tender. Now his cap cost
for 2009 is only $5.5 million.
Cullen Jenkins
2013 3/8 TRV, 1.1/2.45/2.2 BS
2013 2 SB/3
2013-2015 .05 WO
2014 .1 RB
2015 BS reduced to 1
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Jenkins, 32, got a three-year deal worth $8 million, according
to an NFL source. It includes a $2 million signing bonus and a little more than $3 million in
guaranteed money.
Michael Jennings
2006 2/.64 TRV, .275/.36 BS
2006 .005 SB/2
Rashad Jennings
2014 4/10 TRV, .73/2.23/2.23/2.48 BS
2014 2.25 SB/4
2014 BS guaranteed
2014-2017 .02 WO
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (4 years, $10 million): $2.98 million guaranteed ... $2.25 million
signing bonus ... $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $2.23 million salary in 2015 and 2016 ... $2.48 million
salary in 2017 ... $20,000 workout bonus each year ... 2014 CAP HIT: $1.3125 million
Jerrel Jernigan
2011 4/2.690252 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .575252 SB/4
2012-2014 .025 WO
John Jerry
2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .025 SB/1
2014 .015 WO
2014 .025 LTBE (weight clause)
2015 2/3.3 TRV, 3.8 TRMV, .85/1.25 BS
2015 .8 SB/2
2015-2016 .05 WO
2015 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1, .1 LTBE)
2015 .2 BS guaranteed
2016 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)
2016 .5 esc possible
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $770,000): $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $25,000 signing
bonus ... Incentives ... 2014 CAP HIT: $635,000.
Aaron Wilson, NFP: John Jerry two-year Giants deal, $3.3 million, $800K bonus, $200K of $850K
2015 salary gtd, $1M total gtd, salaries $850K, $1.25M… Jerry has $6,250 per game roster bonus
2015, $12,500 per game 2016 roster bonus, $500,000 2016 escalator for playtime…
Bruce Johnson
2009 3/1.1865 TRV, .31/.395/.48 BS
2009 .0015 SB/3
2010 IR after week 8
Darcy Johnson
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 Activated after week 16, .275/.285 BS
2007 IR, .19 BS
2008 1/.37 TRV, .37 BS
2008 7.2 dummy LTBE added
2009 1/.385 TRV, .385 BS
2009 IR after week 15
DJ Johnson
2009 No SB/1 after week 9, .31 BS (off DEN PS)
2010 1/.395 TRV, .395 BS
Gartrell Johnson
2009 Acquired from SD after week 1 (waivers)
2009 .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2010 CUT Post
Jerome Johnson
2010 .32 BS
2010 CUT Post (claimed by ARI)
Kyle Johnson
2002 PS, .068 BS
2002 CUT Post week 10?
LeShon Johnson
1998 2/.741 TRV, .216/.4 BS
1998 .125 SB/2
1998 reserve/NFI (lymphoma)
Vinny DiTrani, The Record: Johnson, 27, agreed to a two-year, $741,000 contract late Friday
night. The deal includes a $125,000 signing bonus plus incentives that could double his salary.
Michael Johnson
2007 4/1.7198 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 .0548 SB/4
2010 BS escalated to 1.35
2010 IR after week 3
Rory Johnson
2007 PS after week 3, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 4
Travonti Johnson
2008 PS after week 13, .0884 BS
Cedric Jones
1996 6/12.6 TRV, .7095/.886875/1.06425/1.241625/1.418725/1.529025 BS
1996 5.75 SB/6
1999 .891625 SB/3 CONV
2000 1 SB/2 CONV
2001 CUT Pre
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: Because of his team-record $ 5.75 million signing bonus and $
709,500 salary, Cedric Jones will make a team-high $ 6.459 million this year.
Chad Jones
2010 4/2.615965 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .825965 SB/4
2010 reserve/NFI
Clarence Jones
1991 .12/.13/.16 BS?
1991 .17 SB/3?
Timothy W. Smith, NY Times: Jones made $160,000 last season and would get at least twice that
from the Rams.
Daryl Jones
2002 3/.94065 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .03565 SB/3
2003 CUT Post
Greg Jones
2011 4/2.143788 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .103788 SB/4
Mike Jones
2010 4/2.615965 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .825965 SB/4
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: four years, $2.615 million, $825,965 signing bonus. Jones'
base salaries: $320k, $405k, $495k and $575k. He has various escalators that can increase his
2013 base salary to $1.158m, $1.308m or $2.696m based on incentives.
Linval Joseph
2010 4/4.1605 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 1.528 SB/4
2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.63
.8425 PTI (earned in 2011)
Details courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: 4-years, $4.16M; $2.31M guaranteed
William Joseph
2003 5/6.95 TRV, .315/.45/.56/.67/.705/.915/1.025 BS
2003 3.725 SB/7
2003 .125 RB
2004 BS reduced to .305 after week 12, equiv .407353
2004 .042467 SB/6 CONV
2004-2007 .1 RB
2007 IR after week 1
2008 VOID 2008-2009 (PV calc 1.033261)
Joe Jurevicius
1998 3/1.4085 TRV, .238/.2975/.357 BS
1998 .516 SB/3
2000 CBA increase BS to .358
2001 .512 RFA tender
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The contract contained a $537,000 signing bonus and
base salaries of $238,000 in 1998, $297,500 in 1999 and $357,000 in 2000… Jurevicius received
exactly the same base salaries as Wahle on a three-year, $1.408 million contract with the New
York Giants but his signing bonus of $516,000 was $21,000 less.
Danny Kanell
1996 3/.704 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS
1996 .213 SB/3
1998 CBA increase BS to .216
1998 3/9.501 TRV, .216/2.285/3 BS
1998 2.4 SB/3
1999 CUT Pre
1999 .6 RB (not paid)
2000 1 RB
Bill Pennington, NY Times: a renegotiated three-year contract, worth $9.5 million, beginning this
season.
Tom Canavan, AP: Kanell, who was to make the league minimum of $216,000 in the final year of
his original three-year contract, signed a new contract Thursday reportedly worth $10 million.
The quarterback will receive a hefty signing bonus in addition to his $216,000 salary this year.
He also got a two-year extension, keeping him under contract through 2000.
Gary Myers, NY Daily News: Kanell received $2.4 million to sign and his $216,000 base this year
stayed the same.
AP: The Giants also released quarterback Danny Kanell, who was scheduled to earn $2.9 million
in 1999
Bryan Kehl
2008 .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .433235 SB/4
2010 CUT Post week 1 (claimed by STL)
Lewis Kelly
2006 1/.625 TRV, .585 BS
2006 .04 SB/1
Devon Kennard
2014 4/2.36456 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .14456 SB/4
Jordan Raanan, Newark Star-Ledger: 4-year $2,364,560 million ($144,560 guaranteed) Signing
Bonus: $144,560…
Jimmy Kennedy
2011 1/.81 TRV, .81 BS (.525 MSB)
Jarriel King
2011 3/1.3995 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .0045 SB/3
2011 CUT Post (claimed by SEA)
Mathias Kiwanuka
2006 5/6.985 TRV, .275/.485/.45/.65/.726 BS, 10 (slightly less) TRMV, 5 guaranteed
2006 .805 RB
2006 .2 NLTBE
2007 3.435 OB/4
2007 IR after week 11
2008-2010 .05 WO
2010 BS escalated to 1.776 (addl .9 esc possible)
2010 IR after week 7
.0525 PTI
2011 2/10 TRV, 14 TRMV, 1.75/4 BS
2011 2 SB/2
2011-2012 .1 RB/game active (max 1)
2011 2 NLTBE (sacks, PT)
2012 .25 WO
2012 .5 BS guaranteed
2012 .5 NLTBE (PT)
2012 1.5 esc possible
2012 3/16.5 TRV ext, 21 TRMV, .95/2.95/4.375/4.775 BS
2012 8.5 SB/4
2012 .5 LTBE (PT, earned .3)
2012 1.5 NLTBE (sacks)
2012-2015 .05 WO
2013 1.5 SB/3 CONV
2013-2015 1 esc possible
2014 BS reduced to 1.5
2014 .04375 RB/game active? added (equiv .7, .7 LTBE, earned .48125?)
2014 .125 LTBE added (PT?)
2014 NLTBE added?
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: SIGNING BONUS: $2 million BASE SALARIES: $1.75 million
(2011), $4 million* (2012) WORKOUT BONUS: $250,000 in 2012 ROSTER BONUSES: $300,000 in
each of the two seasons *$500,000 of Kiwanuka's 2012 base salary is guaranteed. But my
understanding is that doesn't mean a whole lot because, should Kiwanuka get hurt again this
season, he's covered by the new $1-million injury protection clause in the new CBA. The way it
was explained to me, the $1 million would swallow the $500,000.
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Kiwanuka has signed a three-year, $21.75 million contract extension,
according to a league source. The contract includes an $8.5 million signing bonus with $10.95
million in total guaranteed money. His base salaries of $950,000 and $2.95 million over the next
two seasons are fully guaranteed for skill, injury and salary cap. In 2014, his base salary goes up
to $4.375 million. In 2015, the final year of the deal, his base salary rises to $4.775 million. Those
salaries aren't guaranteed. The deal includes $1.5 million in incentives in 2012 based on sacks
and playing time. There's also a $1 million escalator clause triggered by Kiwanuka's sacks. The
deal has annual $50,000 workout bonuses.
Mike Florio, Scout.com: Kiwanuka will receive $10.95 million fully guaranteed. That comes from
an $8.5 million signing bonus, a $950,000 fully-guaranteed base salary, and $1.5 million in fullyguaranteed base salary for 2013. The total base salary for 2013 is $2.95 million. In 2014,
Kiwanuka is due to earn a base salary of $4.375 million. In the final year of the deal, Kiwanuka is
scheduled to receive a base salary of $4.775 million. There’s a $50,000 workout bonus in each
year of the deal, and an escalator of up to $1 million tied to sacks in 2013, 2014, and 2015.
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: Kiwanuka signed a simple restructure of his contract last
Thursday, converting an already guaranteed $1.5 million portion of his 2013 base salary to a
signing bonus. Kiwanuka will not lose any money from the three-year extension he signed last
spring, but this change drops his cap number this season by $1 million (from $5.125 million to
$4.125 million). Kiwanuka's cap number does go up slightly in 2014 (from $6.55 million to $7.07
million) and 2015 (from $6.95 million to $7.45 million) as a result of the restructure.
Tom Pelissero, USA Today: Kiwanuka's base salary dropped from $4.375M to $1.5M. He also
gets a new $700K roster bonus, can earn back $125K in incentives.
Sammy Knight
2008 3/5.15 TRV, .85/1.25/1.25 BS
2008 1.05 SB/3
2008-2010 .2 RB
2008-2010 .05 WO
2008 IR after week 12
2009 CUT Pre
Adam Koets
2007 4/1.76025 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55
2007 .09525 SB/4
2010 2/2 TRV ext, .705/.84 BS
2010 BS raised to .635 after week 8, equiv .595
2010 .36 SB/3
2011-2012 .025 WO
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Koets' deal is also a three-year contract worth $3 million.
He received a signing bonus of $360,000 and will get workout bonuses of $25,000 in each of the
next two seasons.
Bob Kratch
1992 2/.9 TRV, .4/.45 BS
1992-1993 .025 RB
Frank Litsky, NY Times: Kratch signed for salaries of $400,000 this year and $450,000 next year,
$25,000 bonuses each year for making the roster and a $25,000 bonus for signing.
Ryan Kuehl
2003 5/3.62 TRV, .53/.66/.665/.67/.77 BS
2003 .325 SB/5
2006 CBA increase BS to .71
2006 CUT Post
2006 1/.71 TRV, .71 BS (.425 MSB)
2007 1/.76 TRV, .72 BS (.435 MSB)
2007 .04 SB/1
2007 IR
Buster Olney, NY Times: the Giants agreed to give him a five-year, $3.62 million deal with a
$325,000 signing bonus.
Markus Kuhn
2012 4/2.145896 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .045896 SB/4
Dennis Landolt
2010 PS after week 1, .0884 BS
2010 CUT Post week 6
Luke Lawton
2004 PS after week 6, .07395 BS
2004 CUT Post week 13
Lance Legree
2001 3/.898 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS
2001 .002 SB/3
2002 CBA increase BS to .3
2004 .628 RFA tender
2006 No SB/1 after week 10, .585 BS (.425 MSB)
2006 CUT Post week 13
Matt Lentz
2006 3/1.086 TRV, .275/.36/.445 BS
2006 .006 SB/3
2006 IR, .18 BS
2007 CUT Post
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 1
2007 PS after week 4, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 5
Dorsey Levens
2003 3/2.48 TRV, .655/.76/.765 BS
2003 .3 SB/3
2003-2005 .5 NLTBE
2004 CUT Pre
AP: the Giants went out and gave Levens a three-year, $2.48 million contact that included a
$300,000 signing bonus.
Thomas Lewis
1994 4/2.9975 TRV, .345/.38125/.4675/.55375 BS
1994 1.1 SB/4
1995-1997 .05 RepB
1997 .025 LTBE (recs)
Mike Freeman, NY Times: The Indiana University wide receiver received $1.1 million to sign and
has base salaries of $345,000, $381,000, $467,000 and $553,000 (plus a $50,000 reporting
bonus the last three years).
Jeremy Lincoln
1998 1/.325 TRV, .325 BS
1999 1/.4 TRV, .4 BS
Sean Locklear
2012 1/.89 TRV, .825 BS (.54 MSB)
2012 .065 SB/1
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Locklear's Giants one-year deal worth $890,000 with $65,000 signing
bonus. Cap figure: $605,000 under minimum salary benefit.
Brandon London
2007 2/.665 TRV, .285/.37 BS
2007 .01 SB/2
2007 CUT Post
2007 PS, .0799 BS
Todd Londot
2007 2/.655 TRV, .285/.37 BS
2007 IR, .19 BS
2008 CUT
Jared Lorenzen
2004 3/.935 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .015 SB/3
2005 Did not report, rights extended one year
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435
2008 .927 RFA tender
2008 CUT Post
Cliff Louis
2008 PS after week 7, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 8
2008 PS after week 9, .0884 BS
Todd Lowber
2007 PS after week 2, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 5
2007 PS after week 11, .0799 BS
Tommy Maddox
1995 2/1.4 TRV, .25/.75 BS
1995 .4 SB/2
1996 CUT Post
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: the Giants yesterday waived Graham and signed Tommy Maddox
to a two-year, $ 1.4 million contract… Maddox, who turns 24 Saturday, will cost the Giants only
$ 450,000 against the salary cap this year. Maddox received a $ 400,000 signing bonus, and base
salaries of $ 250,000 in 1995 and $ 750,000 in '96.
Sam Madison
2006 4/7.4 TRV, 8.15 TRMV, .87/1.17/1.47/1.77 BS
2006 1.6 SB/4
2006 .4 RB
2006-2009 .03 WO
2006 .25 esc possible
2008 BS escalated to 1.72
2008 BS reduced to 1.25
2009 CUT Pre
2009 .25 esc possible
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: The deal, which has been in the works for several days, is worth $7.4
million. It includes a signing bonus of $2 million and base salaries of $900,000 (for 2006), $1.2
million (2007), $1.5 million (2008) and $1.8 million (2009). There is also an annual incentive of
$250,000 for four or more interceptions.
Eli Manning
2004 7/22.114 TRV, 54 TRMV, 1.744/2.18/2.616/3.052/3.488/3.924/2.485 BS
2004 3 SB/7/6
2004-2009 1.5 NLTBE (playoffs, max 4.5 total)
2005 9 OB/6/5, .305/.741/1.177/1.613/2.049/2.485 BS
2006 BS escalated to 1.641
2006 VOID 2008-2010
2006 7.388074 CH (PV calc)
2007 3 RB CONV/3 (cond on min PT, earned)
2007 5 OB/3 (buyback voidable 2009), 6/8/8.5 BS
2007 BS increased to 6.45/8.45/8.95
2007 .9 SB/3 CONV
2008 1.5 LTBE (playoffs)
2009 BS escalated to 9.4
DEION: +1.155 in 2005-2006, -.77 in 2007-2009
2009 6/97.5 TRV ext, 7.5/6.5/8.5/10.75/13/15.15/17 BS
2009 13 SB/7/5
2010 12.5 OB/6/5
2010-2015 .5 WO
2012 9 SB/4 CONV
Liz Mullen, Sports Business Journal: Here’s what Manning really got: - A $3 million signing bonus.
- A $9 million option bonus, which the team will pay in 2005 to extend the deal to the 2010
season. - A $5 million buyback bonus, which the team will pay in the second or third year of the
contract to buy back two years of the deal. - A $3 million bonus in incentives that are deemed
“not likely to be earned” under the NFL collective-bargaining agreement… But Manning’s $20
million in guaranteed dollars is real, even though it is not paid in one lump sum, said sources
with the Giants. If, for example, the Giants cut Manning before his first professional game, he
would receive all of his salary for 2004 through 2009 — which adds up to $17 million — plus $3
million in signing bonus.
Len Pasqarelli, ESPN: There is a one-time conditional roster bonus, due in 2007, of $3 million.
That bonus, which brings the total bonus money to $15 million, is earned if Manning participates
in 35 percent of the offensive snaps as a rookie, or 45 percent in either 2005 or 2006. The bonus
must be paid by the 30th day of the league year.
Arthur Staple/Bob Glauber, Newsday: the Giants gave him a $5 million buy-back bonus, as well
as a $3 million roster bonus. His base salary for the 2007 season will be $6.45 million. It
increases to $8.45 million in 2008 and $8.95 million in 2009. The six-year, $54 million deal in
July, 2004, but the deal would have voided after four seasons because Manning had achieved
play-time incentives in his first season.
Liz Mullen, Sports Business Journal: Manning reeled in an additional $1.5 million in total
incentives based on victories at the various levels of the playoffs. He made $250,000 for winning
at the wild-card level, $500,000 in the divisional round, $250,000 for the conference title, and
another $500,000 for the Super Bowl.
Jason Cole, Yahoo: The additional six years are worth a total of $97.5 million in new money, but
some agents had wondered about the guaranteed portion of the deal… The deal is structured so
that Manning will receive $20.5 million this year. By the end of the 2010 season, he will have
made $40 million and by the end of 2011 he will have made a total of $49 million.
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: SIGNING BONUS: $13 million
OPTION BONUS: $12.5 million (2010 is the option year)
BASE SALARIES: 2009: $7.5 million (fully guaranteed) 2010: $6.5m (injury guarantee) 2011:
$8.5m ($7.5m injury guarantee)
WORKOUT BONUSES: $500k per year from 2010-15
There are other bonuses for Pro Bowl, Super Bowl, playoff victories and other incentives, but I
don't have those on hand yet.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: the Giants guaranteed $9 million of Manning's $10.75million base salary for the 2012 season, which allows the team to spread the cap hit over the
remaining four years of his contract. Manning's new base salary is $1.75 million. Manning's
2012 cap number shrunk from $16.35 million to $9.6 million…
Mario Manningham
2008 4/2.322 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .617 SB/4
2011 BS escalated to 1.4
2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .025 SB/1
2014 .015 WO
2014 .025 RB (53-man week 1? not earned?)
2014 IR, .398 BS (.333 MSB)
2014 CUT Post week 4, settlement?
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $755,000): $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $25,000 roster
bonus ... $10,000 workout bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $635,000
Leonard Marshall
1983 4/.64 TRV, .09/.11/.125/.15 BS
1983 .165 SB/5
1983 .007 RepB
1986 5/1.8925 TRV, .15/.325/.375/.425/.4675 BS
1986 .15 SB/5
1990 3/2.375 TRV, .725/.775/.825 BS
1990 .05 SB/3
NY Times: Marshall, the Giants' all-pro defensive end, signed a three-year contract extension
today that will raise his football income to close to $400,000 a year for the next four seasons.
The 24-year-old Marshall walked out of a minicamp for one day last May because of a dispute
over his contract, which called for a 1986 salary of $150,000… This is the fourth year of his
original four-year contract, with the Giants holding an option for 1987. The extension covers
1987, 1988 and 1989 and gives the Giants an option for 1990. It also provides for a signing
bonus. Ken Wirth of Greenwich, Conn., Marshall's agent, indicated that the bonus and salaries
would give Marshall close to $400,000 a year.
Michael Matthews
2007 3/1.1225, .285/.37/.46 BS
2007 .0075 SB/3
2009 Traded to NE (for 2011 pick)
Chris Maumalanga
1994 .11/.1375/.165 BS?
1994 .173 SB/3
1995 CBA increase BS to .149
1995 CUT Post
Brad Maynard
1997 3/.761 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS
1997 .27 SB/3
1998 CBA increase BS to .18/.325 BS
2000 .472 RFA tender
Nunyo Demasio, NY Daily News: He was heralded out of Ball State before signing a three-year,
$761,000 contract that included a $270,000 bonus.
Trumaine McBride
2014 1/.63 TRV, .63 BS
2014 2/2.875 TRV, .75/1 BS
2014 .1 SB/2
2014 .25 RB
2014 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .234375 LTBE)
2014-2015 .025 WO
2015 .225 RB
2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)
2015 esc possible
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (2 years, $2.875 million): $750,000 salary in 2014 … $1 million
salary in 2015 … $100,000 signing bonus … $250,000 in per-game roster bonuses ($15,625 per
game, active) in both years … $250,000 roster bonus in 2014 … $225,000 roster bonus in 2015 …
$25,000 workout bonus each year. … $225,000 in escalators (based on playing time/sacks)
…2014 CAP HIT: $1,309,375
Ed McCaffrey
1991 3/.925 TRV, .2/.24/.3 BS
1991 .16 SB/3
1992 .025 RB
Matt McCants
2012 4/2.188232 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .088232 SB/4
Jameel McClain
2014 2/4.5 TRV, 6 TRMV, 1.35/1.75 BS
2014 .6 SB/2
2014-2015 .05 WO
2014 .09375 RB/game active (equiv .15, .09375 LTBE)
2014 .75 NLTBE (PT)
2015 .4 RB
2015 .09375 RB/game active (equiv .15)
2015 .75 esc possible
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (2 years, $4.5 million): $600,000 signing bonus ... $1.35 million
salary in 2014 ... $1.75 million salary in 2015 ... $400,000 roster bonus in 2015 ... $150,000 per
game roster bonus each year ... $50,000 workout bonus each year ... 2014 CAP HIT: $1,793,750
million
Emmanuel McDaniel
1999 .325/.385 BS
2001 .512 RFA tender
Jerome McDougle
2008 1/1 TRV, 1 BS
Tony McGee
2003 No SB/1 after week 13, .755 BS (.45 MSB)
Kareem McKenzie
2005 7/36 TRV, .65/2/2.85/3.5/3.075/4.125/4.3 BS
2005 6.5 SB/7/5
2006 6 OB/6/5
2007-2008 .25 NLTBE
2009-2011 1 RB
Kevin McMahan
2007 PS after week 1, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 2
Brandon McManus
2014 .42/.51 BS
2014 Traded to DEN (for cond 7th)
RW McQuarters
2006 3/6 TRV, 6.5 TRMV, .975/1.475/2.525 BS
2006 1.8 SB/3
2006 .2 RB
2006-2008 .025 WO
2007 .25 esc possible
2008 BS de-escalated to 1.475 (addl 1.3 esc possible)
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: McQuarters… got a three-year, $6 million contract, according
to a league source. McQuarters' deal includes a $2 million signing bonus, a total of $3 million
guaranteed, and escalator clauses that could earn him $1.5 million more.
Gerrick McPhearson
2006 .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .0454 SB/4?
2006 CUT Post
2006 PS, .0799 BS
Dave Meggett
Frank Litsky, NY Times: His original contract paid him $75,000 in 1989 and $90,000 in 1990, plus
a signing bonus of $37,500. Incentive clauses raised his totals to more than $200,000 each year.
Jamon Meredith
2010 Acquired from DET after week 6 (waivers)
2010 .395 BS
2011 1/.525 TRV, .525 BS
2011 CUT Post
Edmund Miles
2008 No SB/2 after week 15, .37/.385 BS
2009 CUT Post week 16
Corey Miller
1991 2/.27 TRV, ?/? BS
1993 1/.375 TRV, ? BS
1994 .649 RFA tender
1995 4/6.5 TRV, .825/1.2/1.375/1.5 BS
1995 1.6 SB/4
1997 3/4.9 TRV, .2/1.5/1.8 BS
1997 1.4 SB/3
1998 BS reduced to .5
1998 .4 SB/2 added
1998 IR
1999 CUT Pre
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Miller signed a one-year contract worth a base salary of $649,000
several days ago.
Gary Myers, NY Daily News: Miller's four-year $6.5 million deal with the Giants: $1.6 million to
sign and salaries of $825,000, $1.2 million, $1.375 million and $1.5 million.
Luke Cyphers, NY Daily News: Miller, who has started for the better part of five seasons, has a
1998 salary-cap value of $2.37 million more than double his 1997 value.
Bill Pennington, NY Times: Miller's new contract, which will reduce his base salary from $1.5
million to $500,000 and include a $400,000 signing bonus, has been forwarded to Miller for his
signature.
John Harper, NY Daily News: because Miller had one year remaining on his contract, they save
$1.8 million against the '99 salary cap.
Jim Miller
2005 1/.79 TRV, .765 BS (.455 MSB)
2005 .025 SB/1
2005 CUT Post
Martrez Milner
2008 PS after week 3, .0884 BS
Brian Mitchell
2003 4/3.55 TRV, 5.85 TRMV, .755/.76/.765/.77 BS
2003 .5 SB/4
2003-2006 .575 NLTBE
2004 CUT Pre
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: Mitchell yesterday signed a four-year, $3.55 million contract with the
Giants that includes a signing bonus of $500,000 and a first-year salary of $755,000 (for a salary
cap number for 2003 of a modest $880,000). The deal also includes $500,000 per year in
incentives.
Kawika Mitchell
2007 1/1 TRV, .75 BS
2007 .2 SB/1
2007 .05 WO
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: Mitchell signed a one-year contract for $1 million ($750,000 base salary,
$200,000 signing bonus, $50,000 workout bonus), unusual for a player who is young (27) and
healthy (he's missed one start in three years).
Pete Mitchell
1999 2/2 TRV, .375/1.05 BS
1999 .575 SB/2
Bill Pennington, NY Times: Mitchell, who signed a two-year contract worth $2 million including a
$575,000 signing bonus… He could also earn an additional $200,000 annually in performance
bonuses.
Anthony Mix
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 1, .285 BS
2007 CUT Post week 4
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Acquired by WAS after week 11
Mario Monds
2004 PS, .07395 BS
2004 Signed by MIA after week 7
Marcus Monk
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 1
Quincy Monk
2002 3/.9305 TRV, .225/.3/.38 BS
2002 .0255 SB/3
2004 CUT Post
Vito Stellino, Florida Times-Union: the player drafted ahead of him, Quincy Monk of the New
York Giants, got a $25,500 signing bonus…
Joe Montgomery
1999 4/2.22 TRV, .24/.3/.36/.42 BS
1999 .9 SB/4
2001 CBA increase BS to .389
2001 IR
2002 CUT Pre (claimed by CAR)
Damontre Moore
2013 4/2.800252 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .575252 SB/4
2014-2015 .02 WO
2016 .025 WO
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Giants signed third-round DE Damontre Moore to $2.8 million deal
that includes $575,252 bonus…
Eric Moore
Gordon Forbes, USA Today: the New York Giants had given tackle Eric Moore, last year's No. 10
pick, a $ 1.915 million package.
Eric Moore
2005 4/1.47925 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS
2005 .09425 SB/4
2006 CBA increase BS to .35
2006 CUT Post
Herman Moore
2002 No SB/1 after week 10, .75 BS (.45 MSB)
2002 CUT Post week 13
Chad Morton
2005 1/.54 TRV, .54 BS (.455 MSB)
2006 4/3.85 TRV, .585/.72/.835/.96 BS
2006 .6 SB/4
2006 .1 RB
2006-2009 .015 WO
2006 IR after week 16 (ACL)
2007 CUT Pre
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Morton, who signed with the Giants last spring after
McQuarters turned them down, signed a four-year, $3.85 million contract.
Brandon Mosley
2012 4/2.400584 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .300584 SB/4
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Mosley, the second of the team’s two fourth-round picks,
will get a $300,584 signing bonus.
Sinorice Moss
2006 4/3.51 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .7 SB/4
2006 .185 RB
2007 .645 OB/3
2007-2008 .025 NLTBE
2009 CBA increase BS to .535
.37 PTI (not earned)
2010 1.176 RFA tender
2010 IR, CUT Post week 9
2010 .1 injury settlement
Mike Florio, PFT: Moss, a second-round selection in the 2006 draft, will receive $1.91 million in
guaranteed money as part of a four-year, $3.510 million contract. The deal also includes up to
$100,000 in incentives. The guarantee comes in the form of a signing bonus, an option bonuses
guaranteed by future base salaries, and a one-time NLTBE incentive based on minimum playing
time, which also is guaranteed by future base salaries.
Roderick Mullen
1995 3/? TRV
1995 .086 SB/3
1995 CUT Post
1995 PS, .0561 BS?
1995 signed by GB after week 7
Ryan Mundy
2013 1/.78 TRV, .715 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .065 SB/1
Louis Murphy
2013 1/.78 TRV, .715 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .065 SB/1
Brandon Myers
2013 1/2.25 TRV, 2.5 TRMV, .725/4/4/4 BS
2013 1.5 SB/4
2013 .025 WO
2013 BS guaranteed
2013 .25 NLTBE (recs)
2014-2016 VOID
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: Myer's contract is on the books for four years, $14.25
million -- but the final three years, each with a base salary of $4 million, are all voidable. So the
contract is essentially a one-year deal worth $2.25 million. Myers received a $1.5 million signing
bonus, a $725,000 fully guaranteed base salary for 2013 and a $25,000 workout bonus. His cap
number for 2013 is a very reasonable $1.125 million.
Ryan Nassib
2013 4/2.6136 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .4536 SB/4
Marshall Newhouse
2015 2/3 TRV, 3.25 TRMV, .85/1.2 BS
2015 .8 SB/2
2015 .05 WO
2015 .2 BS guaranteed
2016 .1 WO
2016 .25 esc possible
Aaron Wilson, NFP: Newhouse Giants deal: two-yr $3 million, $800,000 bonus, $1M gteed,
salaries $850K $1.2M; $200K 2015 sal. gtd. $250K escalator…
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Signed a two-year, $3 million deal with the Giants with an
$800,000 signing bonus and $1 million in guaranteed money. … $850,000 salary in 2015 … $1.2
million salary in 2016 … $75,000 workout bonus in both years. …2015 CAP HIT: $1,325,000.
Hakeem Nicks
2009 5/9.225 TRV, 12.225 TRMV, 6.575 gteed, .31/.4/.575/.75/.925 BS
2009 2.5 SB/5
2009 .395 RB
2009 BS guaranteed
2009 .05 NLTBE (rookie honors)
2009-2013 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2009 .05 NLTBE (50 rec)
2010 1.92 OB/4
2010 1.45 LTBE RB (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)
2010 .05 earned NLTBE (50 recs)
2011-2013 .05 LTBE (50 recs)
2011 2013 BS escalated to 2.425
2013 BS escalated to 2.675 (addl .7 esc possible)
Details courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: 5-years, $12.225M; $6.575M guaranteed
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: his deal is worth $12.54 million, including about $6.5 million
guaranteed.
Jake Nordin
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 1
Matt O’Dwyer
1995 4/2.2575 TRV, .265/.33125/.3975/.46375 BS
1995 .8 SB/4
Shaun O’Hara
2004 3/5.4 TRV, .535/1.25/1.25 BS
2004 2 SB/3
2005-2006 .15 RB/WO
2007 5/19 TRV, .75/1.85/2.7/3/3.45 BS
2007 6 SB/5
2007-2011 .05 WO
2009-2010 .5 RB
2011 CUT Pre
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: He also comes relatively cheap, signing a three-year, $5.4 million
contract that includes a signing bonus of $2 million.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: O'Hara will also get a $7.5 million signing bonus and will be
paid $12 million in the first three years of the deal.
Dan O’Leary
2002 PS after week 12, .068 BS
2002 Activated after week 12, .3/.375 BS
2002 IR after week 16
2003 CUT Post
Roman Oben
1996 3/.99825 TRV, .171/.21375/.2565
1996 .357 SB/3
1999 .934 RFA tender
Chris Ogbonnaya
2015 1/.77 TRV, .745 BS (.585 MSB)
2015 .025 WO
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: One-year contract worth $770,000. ... $745,000 salary in 2015.
... $25,000 workout bonus. ... 2015 CAP HIT: $645,000.
Kevin Ogletree
2014 No SB/1 after week 6, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
2015 1/.825 TRV, .745 BS (.585 MSB)
2015 .025 SB/1
2015 .055 RB/WO?
Adam Caplan, ESPN: Giants WR Kevin Ogletree re-signed for 1 season for $825 K with $25 K
guaranteed.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: One year contract worth $825,000, including an $80,000
signing bonus. ... $745,000 salary in 2015. ... 2015 CAP HIT: $665,000
Raheem Orr
2004 PS after week 7, .07395 BS
2004 Activated after week 15, .23/.23 BS
2005 CUT Post
Curtis Painter
2013 1/.63 TRV, .63 BS
2014 1/.795 TRV, .73 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .065 SB/1
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $795,000): $730,000 salary in 2014 … $65,000 signing
bonus … Qualifies for the “veteran minimum exception” (which reduces his salary cap number)
... 2014 CAP HIT: $635,000
Lonnie Palelei
1998 1/.325 TRV, .3 BS
1998 .025 RB
Jesse Palmer
2005 2/1.5 TRV, .54/.545 BS
2005 .1 SB/2
2005 CUT Post
Glenn Parker
2000 7/10.64 TRV, .44/1/1.2/1.2/1.4/1.6/1.8 BS
2000 1 SB/7
2001 .723 SB/6 CONV (.477 BS)
2002 CUT Post
2002-2006 .2 NLTBE (75% PT)
2003-2006 .2 RB
Bear Pascoe
2009 PS after week 1, .0884 BS
2009 Activated after week 12, .31/.395 BS
2010 CUT Post
2010 PS, .0884 BS
2010 Activated after week 1, .395 BS
2011 1/.525 TRV, .525 BS
2012 1/.615 TRV, .615 BS
2013 1/.9 TRV, .715 BS
2013 .05 SB/1
2013 .015 WO
2013 .0075 RB/game active (equiv .12)
Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Giants re-signed RFA TE Bear Pascoe to one-year contract. $715k
base, $892,500 max value, per league source.
Patrick Pass
2007 No SB after week 11, .595 BS (.435 MSB?)
2007 CUT Post week 12
David Patten
1997 .131/.1935/.325 BS
Mike Patterson
2013 1/.905 TRV, .84 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .025 SB/1
2013 .015 WO
2013 .025 RB (53-man any game)
2014 1/.92 TRV, .855 BS (.57 MSB)
2014 .065 SB/1
Joel Corry, NFP: Patterson signed a one-year minimum salary benefit deal with the Giants for
$905k & a $620k cap number.
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: $925,000, 840,000 salary, $25,000 roster bonus, $25,000 bonus,
$15,000 workout bonus, $620,000 cap on min salary benefit…
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $920,000): $855,000 salary in 2014 ... $65,000 signing
bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $635,000
Allen Patrick
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 CUT Post week 1
Spencer Paysinger
2011 3/1.398 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS
2011 .003 SB/3
2014 1.431 RFA tender
Charlie Peprah
2006 4/1.7685 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .1585 SB/4
2006 CUT Post (claimed by GB)
Christian Peter
1997 .131/.18/.325 BS
1997 .1 SB/3
2000 .472 RFA tender
Todd Peterson
1993 2/.248 TRV, .1/.125 BS?
1993 .023 SB/2?
1993 CUT Post
Mike Freeman, NY Times: two years, $248,000 total…
Will Peterson
2001 3/1.377 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS
2001 .481 SB/3
2002 CBA increase BS to 3
2004 1.368 RFA tender
2004 5/22.35 TRV ext, 26.85 TRMV, .75/.9/2/2.9/3.4/3.768 BS
2004 5 SB/6
2004 BS reduced to .455 after week 15, equiv .715294
2004 .034705 OATSB CONV/6
2005 3 OB/5
2005-2009 .5 esc possible
2006 -.016666 SB repay/4 (2005 WO)
2006 CUT Split
2006 2 NLTBE RB (incentivized)
2006-2009 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
Luke Petitgout
1999 4/4.2 TRV, .175/.25/.325/.35 BS
1999 3.1 SB/4
2000 CBA increase BS to .275/.389/.45
2003 6/30 TRV, .53/.645/3.75/4.5/5/5 BS
2003 9.75 SB/6
2004 .825 OB/5
2007 CUT Pre
San Jose Mercury News: Petitgout, drafted 19th by the New York Giants, agreed to a four-year,
$4.2 million deal that includes a $3.1 million signing bonus.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: The contract is for six years, worth a total of $30 million, and includes a
$9.75 million signing bonus.
Mitch Petrus
2010 4/1.98116 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 .19116 SB/4
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: For Petrus, it's a four-year deal worth $1.981 million with a
$191,160 signing bonus. Petrus has a standard fourth-year, base-salary escalator from $575k to
$1.308 million if he hits personal (30 percent playing time) and team incentives in any two years.
Roman Phifer
2005 No SB/1 after week 15, .765 BS (.455 MSB)
Kenny Phillips
2008 5/8.064 TRV, 11.15 TRMV, .295/.45/.589/.7225/.88 BS
2008 2.53 SB/5
2008 .369 RB
2008 .186 NLTBE
2009 1.501 OB/4
2009 .7275 LTBE one-time RB (PTI)
2009 IR after week 2
2009 .243333 BS guaranteed
2009-2012 .15 NLTBE
2012 BS escalated to 2.08 (addl 1.1 esc possible)
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: The contract includes a signing bonus of $2.53 million.
Phillips' base salaries are: $295,000 (2008), $830,000 (2009), $996,000 (2010), $754,000 (2011)
and $880,000 (2012). His base salaries for 2009 and 2010 are 100% guaranteed. Roster bonus of
$369,000 this season. A $1.501-million option/buyout of the final season of the contract. There's
plenty more incentives and bonuses that are triggered by performance, but there's so much
language involved that they're actually difficult to understand. I'm not afraid to say that.
Ryan Phillips
1997 3/.9825 TRV, .166/.2075/.249 BS
1997 .36 SB/3
1999 CBA increase BS to .325
2000 .472 RFA tender
Aaron Pierce
1992 3/1.06 TRV, .19/.23/.325 BS
1992 .205 SB/3
1992 .035 RB
1993 .03 RB
1994 .045 RB
1994 .019 LTBE
1995 .714 RFA tender
1995 3/3.3 TRV, .4/1/1.05 BS
1995 .85 SB/3
1997 2/2.375 TRV, .2/1.175 BS
1997 1 SB/2
1998 CUT Pre
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Pierce, who was tendered at $714,000 to assure the Giants
compensation of a first-round draft choice if he signed with another team… signed a three-year
deal with a signing bonus of $850,000, $283,333 of which counts against this year's cap. Added
to his $400,000 salary for this season, Pierce will make $1.25 million this season.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: $1.05 million [1997 base salary]
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Pierce got a one-year extension and a $1 million bonus that reduced
his base salary to $200,000 for 1997. He will receive a $1.175 million salary for 1998.
Antonio Pierce
2005 6/25.75 TRV, .55/2.35/3.25/4/4.35/4.75 BS
2005 3.25 SB/6/5
2006 3.25 OB/5
2009 IR after week 12
2009 CUT Post week 21 (Feb 2010)
John Clayton, ESPN: the Giants came up with a six-year, $25.7 million deal for Pierce.
Jason Pierre-Paul
2010 5/15.484 TRV, 20.05 TRMV, .32/.475/.825/1.175/1.511/.68 BS
2010 .9 SB/6
2010 1.105 RB
2010 .1 NLTBE (RotY)
2010-2011 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2010-2011 .1 NLTBE (4 sacks + 60% PT)
2010-2014 .066 one-time NLTBE (10 sacks, earned 2011)
2011 6 OB/5
2011 2.773 one-time LTBE RB (PTI)
2011-2014 .1 WO
2012-2013 .1 LTBE (Pro Bowl)
2012-2013 .1 LTBE (4 sacks + 60% PT)
2014 BS escalated to 3.161 (addl 1.75 esc possible)
2014 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2014 .1 NLTBE (4 sacks + 60% PT)
2015 VOID
2015 14.813 Franchise tag
Details courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com
Adam Schefter, ESPN: His five-year deal is worth $20,050,000 with $11,629,807 guaranteed
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: 5-years, $15.484M/$20.05M; $11.629M guaranteed
Zach Piller
2007 1/.72 TRV, .72 BS (.435 MSB)
2007 CUT Post
2007 .04 BS guaranteed
Geoffrey Pope
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 Activated after week 17, .285/.295 BS
2008 CUT Post
Ty Powell
2013 signed by BUF after week 5
Justin Pugh
2013 4/8.345898 TRV, .405/.784359/1.163718/1.157307 BS
2013 4.449744 SB/4
2013-2016 BS guaranteed
2016 .38577 RB
Joel Corry, NFP: $8,345,898 over 4 years with $4,449,744 signing bonus & $1,517,436 '13 cap
number.
Mike Florio, PFT: Pugh has a non-guaranteed 2016 roster bonus of $385,770, due early in the
league year. The rest of the contract is fully guaranteed.
Kurt Quarterman
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 2
Rueben Randle
2012 4/3.29193 TRV, .39/.539633/.664266/.813899 BS
2012 .834132 SB/4
2013 .173 BS guaranteed
2014-2015 .025 WO
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Randle's deal is worth $3.291 million and includes a $834,132 bonus.
Salaries: $390,000, $539,633, $664,266, $813,899…
Sha’reff Rashad
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 Activated after week 16, .31/.32 BS
2010 CUT Post
Tutan Reyes
2009 1/.745 TRV, .745 BS (.46 MSB)
2009 CUT Post week 1
Darius Reynaud
2010 Acquired from MIN (w/Sage Rosenfels for 2011 5th & cond 2012 pick)
2010 .47 BS
2011 1/.5855 TRV, .555 BS
2011 .0305 RB
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Reynaud received a $555,000 base salary and a roster
bonus of only $30,500.
Dallas Reynolds
2013 No SB/1 after week 4, .48 BS
2013 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5)
2013 No SB/1 after week 7, .48 BS
2014 1/.57 TRV, .57 BS
2015 1/.7 TRV, .66 BS
2015 .04 SB/1?
Weston Richburg
2014 4/4.877346 TRV, .42/.641697/.863394/1.085091 BS
2014 1.867164 SB/4
2014-2015 BS guaranteed
Jordan Raanan, Newark Star-Ledger: 4-year $4,877,346 million ($2,928,861 guaranteed) Signing
Bonus: 1,867,164 Note: Base salary is guaranteed for first two season for skill/injury/cap…
Doug Riesenberg
1994 4/8.375 TRV, 1.5/1.85/1.775/1.75 BS
1994 1.5 SB/4
1996 CUT Post
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: the package that will pay the 1987 draft pick from California $1.5
million upfront and salaries of $1.5 million this year, $1.85 million in 1995, $1,775,000 in 1996,
and $1.75 million in 1997.
Rueben Riley
2009 PS after week 16, .0884 BS
Keith Rivers
2012 Acquired from CIN (for 5th)
2012 2.16/2 BS
2012 .15 WO (not paid)
2013 voidable
2012 1/1.25 TRV, .65 BS
2012 .05 WO
2012 .034375 RB/game active (equiv .55, 0 LTBE, earned .378125)
2013 1/.8 TRV, 1.1 TRMV, .715 BS
2013 .05 SB/1
2013 .035 WO
2013 .3 NLTBE (PT)
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: the Giants restructured Keith Rivers' contract after
acquiring him in a trade with the Cincinnati Bengals… it's a one-year contract worth $1.25
million…
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: Base value of LB Keith Rivers' new deal: $700k ($650k base,
$50k workout bonus).
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: Rivers' deal has 35K workout bonus + 50k SB so looks like it
doesn't qualify for vet min salary benefit.
Marcellus Rivers
2001 3/.906 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS
2001 .01 SB/3
2002 CBA increase BS to .3
2004 .628 RFA tender
Fred Robbins
2004 6/16.5 TRV, .535/1.34/1.875/2.25/2.25/2.25 BS
2004 4 SB/6
2005 BS escalated to 1.59
2005 1.05 OATSB CONV/5
2005 BS reduced to .54/1.875/2/2/2
2006 .5 RepB
2006 .975 esc possible
2007 BS escalated to 2.5 (addl .625 esc possible)
2007-2009 .75 RB (increased from .5 in 2005 restructure)
2008 BS escalated to 2.375 (addl .75 esc possible)
2009 BS escalated to 2.125 (addl 1 esc possible)
William Roberts
1991 3/2.55 TRV, .775/.825/.9 BS
1991 .05 SB/3
1994 2/1.9 TRV, .6/.9 BS
1994 .4 SB/2
1995 CUT Pre
Dom Amore, Hartford Courant: Roberts (6 foot 5, 292 pounds) had a long off-season of
insecurity as an unrestricted free agent before signing a $1.9 million package. He'll get a
$400,000 signing bonus and $600,000 salary this season.
Adrien Robinson
2012 4/2.485652 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2012 .385652 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Robinson's four-year Giants deal includes a $385,652 signing bonus,
total value of $2.48 million…
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
2014 5/35 TRV, .73/4.23/5.98/6.48/6.48 BS
2014 10 SB/5
2015 1 RB
2015-2018 .025 WO
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (5 years, $35 million): $13.98 million guaranteed ... $10 million
signing bonus ... $730,000 salary in 2014 ... $4.23 million salary in 2015 ... $5.98 million salary in
2016 ... $6.48 million salary in 2017 and 2018 ... $25,000 workout bonus in 2015-18 ... $1 million
roster bonus in 2015. ... 2014 CAP HIT: $2.73 million
Shaun Rogers
2013 1/1.005 TRV, .94 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .02 SB/1
2013 .045 LTBE (weight clause)
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: Rogers returned to the Giants on a one-year deal worth
$1.005 million, but it is also a split contract to protect the team against injury. Rogers' contract
has a $20,000 signing bonus, a $45,000 weight bonus and a base salary of $940,000, but the split
lowers his salary to $433,000 if he lands on injured reserve. Rogers spent the 2012 season on IR
with a blood clot in his leg. Rogers' base salary counts just $555,000 against the cap because of
the veteran minimum salary benefit rule.
Antrel Rolle
2010 5/37 TRV, 37.5 TRMV, 4.75/5.25/6.75/7/7 BS
2010 5 SB/5
2010-2011 BS guaranteed
2010-2014 .25 WO
2010 .1 earned LTBE (Pro Bowl)
2011 4 SB/4 CONV
2011 .1 LTBE (Pro Bowl)
2012-2013 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)
2014 .1 LTBE (Pro Bowl)
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: In addition, Rolle has Pro Bowl incentives of $100k per year.
Sage Rosenfels
2010 Acquired from MIN (w/Darius Reynaud for 2011 5th & cond 2012 pick)
2010 2.6/3 BS
2010-2011 .5 NLTBE
2011 IR
2011 CUT Post week 4, 2.294118 termination pay?
Aaron Ross
2007 5/10.2 TRV, 13.5 TRMV, 8 guaranteed, .285/.37/.613/.856/1.099 BS
2007 1.015 SB/5
2007 .687 RB
2007 .1 NLTBE
2008 3.18 OB/4
2008-2011 .05 WO
2009 IR after week 16
1.895 PTI
2013 1/.78 TRV, .715 BS (.555 MSB)
2013 .065 SB/1
Tom Rouen
2002 No SB/1 after week 8, .65 BS (.45 MSB)
2002 CUT Post week 11 (paid thru week 12)
Aaron Rouse
2009 Acquired from GB after week 2
2009 .46/.55 BS
Coleman Rudolph
1994 Acquired from NYJ after week 3 (waivers)
1994 .35/.42/.49 BS?
Grey Ruegamer
2006 1/.75 TRV, .71 BS (.425 MSB)
2006 .04 SB/1
2006 .1 BS guaranteed
2007 2/1.65 TRV, .72/.73 BS
2007 .2 SB/2
Tyler Sash
2011 4/2.11868 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .07868 SB/4
Geoff Schwartz
2014 4/16.8 TRV, 1.5/3.675/3.925/3.925 BS
2014 3.2 SB/4
2014 BS guaranteed
2014-2017 .025 WO
2015 .475 RB CONV/3
2015 1 BS guaranteed
2015 BS reduced to 1.675
2015 .09375 RB/game active added (equiv 1.5, .1875 LTBE)
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (4 years, $16.8 million): $6.2 million guaranteed ... $3.2 million
signins bonus ... $1.5 million salary in 2014 ... $3.675 million in salary in 2015 ... $3.925 million in
salary in 2016 ... $3.925 million in salary in 2017 ... $475,000 roster bonus in 2015 ... $25,000
workout bonus each year ... 2014 CAP HIT: $2.325 million
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: The Giants slashed Schwartz's 2015 salary by $2 million,
according to NFL Players Association records, reducing it from $3.675 million to $1.675 million.
They did give him the opportunity to earn $1.5 million of that back, though, in "per-game roster
bonuses."… The restructuring of the four-year, $16.8 million deal Schwartz signed last March
cleared about $2.1 million in salary cap space for the Giants…
Anthony Scirrotto
2009 PS after week 11, .0884 BS
2009 CUT Post week 12
Cedric Scott
2001 3/1.186 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS
2001 .29 SB/3
2002 CUT Post
Charles Scott
2010 PS, .0884 BS
Da’Rel Scott
2011 4/2.095952 TRV, .375/.465/.555/.645 BS
2011 .055952 SB/4
Lance Scott
1997 1/.196 TRV, .196 BS
1998 .397 RFA tender
1999 2/1.5 TRV, .4/.6 BS
1999 .15 SB/2
1999 IR
2000 CUT Pre
2000 .35 RB (not paid)
Vinny DiTrani, NY Times: Scott, out all of 1999 with a knee injury, is due a $350,000 roster bonus
March 1. The Giants could release him to save that bonus money, then re-sign him at a base
salary less than the $600,000 he's scheduled to make in 2000.
Jonas Seawright
2006 2/.64 TRV, .275/.36 BS
2006 .005 SB/2
2007 CUT Post
Jason Sehorn
1994 3/1.11375 TRV, .185/.23125/.2775 BS
1994 .42 SB/3
1997 4/12 TRV, .5/1.98/2.4/3.12 BS
1997 4 SB/4
2001 6/36 TRV, .5/1.7/4.3/4/5/5 BS
2001 6 SB/6
2002 4 OB/5
2002 1 SB/5 CONV
2003 CUT Pre
2003 1 RB (not paid)
2004 1 RB
2005 1.5 RB
2006 2 RB
Rich Seubert
2001 3/.898 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS
2001 .002 SB/3
2002 CBA increase BS to .3
2003 5/9.875 TRV, 12.325 TRMV, .375/.55/1.25/1.75/2.25 BS
2003 1.4 SB/5
2004 1.6 OB/4
2004 IR
2005 .15 RepB (removed)
2006 .2 RB (not paid)
2006-2007 .05 RepB (not paid)
2007 .25 RB (not paid)
2005 3/5.35 TRV, 6.6 TRMV, .65/1/2.25 BS
2005 .05 RepB
2005 .1 RB (53-man 1 game)
2005 .8 NLTBE (PT)
2006 .5 RB (not paid)
2006 .5 RepB (not paid)
2007 .25 RB (not paid)
2007 .05 RepB (not paid)
2006 4/5.215 TRV, .545/.79/1.05/1.3 BS
2006 1.455 OB/4
2006 CBA increase BS to .585
2007-2009 .025 WO
2008 BS escalated to 2/3
2008 5/15 TRV, .75/1.2/2/2.25/2.45 BS
2008 3.5 SB/5
2008-2012 .1 WO
2009 .5 RB
2009 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4, earned .35)
2010 .25 RB
2010-2012 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)
2011 CUT Post
2011 .05 WO paid per transition rules
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Seubert, who burst onto the scene as the starting left guard
last season, signed a four-year, $8.8 million contract extension that should keep him with the
Giants through the 2007 season. The deal includes a $1.4 million signing bonus and a $1.6
million option bonus due next March… Seubert, 24, will be paid base salaries of $375,000 this
season and $550,000 next season, meaning the deal will have minimal impact on the Giants'
salary cap. His salary jumps to $1.25 million in 2005, $1.75 million in 2006 and $2.25 million in
2007, when he'll still be just 28 years old.
Andrew Shanle
2007 PS after week 13, .0799 BS
Mike Sherrard
1993 3/4.7625 TRV, 1.75/1.3125/1.2 BS
1993 .5 SB/3
Washington Post: The Giants signed wide receiver Mike Sherrard to a $4.8 million, three-year
deal… Sherrard's contract, which also has a $500,000 signing bonus, makes him the fourthhighest paid receiver behind Jerry Rice, Sterling Sharpe and Gary Clark.
Jeremy Shockey
2002 6/9.332083 TRV, .310667/.301667/.462667/.575667/.731415/.8 BS
2002 3.3 SB/6
2002 .333333 RB
2003 .05 RepB
2003 2.516667 OB/5
2005 BS escalated to 1.723167
2007 voidable
DEION +.131667 in 2003-2006, -.526668 in 2007
2005 7/30.183332 TRV, .9/.95/.85/2.225/3.025/3.825/4.508332 BS
2005 3 SB/7/5
2005 BS lowered to .557014 after week 5, equiv .968597
2006 BS de-escalated to .65
2006 7.5 OB/6/5
2006 .25 RepB
2007 BS de-escalated to .595
2007 1 RB
2007 .15 RepB
2007 IR after week 15
2008 BS de-escalated to 1.925
2008 Traded to NO Post (for 2009 2nd & 5th)
2008-2011 .5 RepB
PFT: In the extension, salary de-escalators exist from 2006 to 2011 that can lower Shockey's
salaries by $300,000 if he does meet certain Pro-Bowl-level performance levels for a total
potential loss of $1.8 M. | In March 2006, his 2006 base salary dropped from $950,000 to
$650,000, and his 2007 salary dropped from $850,000 to $550,000.
Brandon Short
2006 1/.625 TRV, .585 BS
2006 .04 SB/1
Adam Schreiber
1995 1/.45 TRV, .35 BS
1995 .1 SB/1
1996 1/.45 TRV, .35 BS
1996 .1 SB/1
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Schreiber made $350,000 (with a $100,000 signing bonus).
NY Times: The Falcons gave Schreiber, 35, a significant but undisclosed signing bonus, which
would raise his annual salary to more than the $450,000 the Giants paid him the past two
seasons…
Tony Simmons
2002 No SB/1 after week 10, .525 BS (.45 MSB)
2002 CUT Post week 10 (paid through week 11?)
2002 No SB/1 after week 11, .525 BS (.45 MSB)
Phil Simms
Frank Litsky, NY Times: Simms, the 37-year-old quarterback, re-signed with the Giants for $5.05
million over two years. He received salaries of $2.3 million each year plus a $450,000 reporting
(really a signing) bonus… Last year, Simms earned $1.6 million…
James Sims
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 Activated after week 15, .275 BS
Clint Sintim
2009 .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 1.608 SB/4
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Sintim (second round, 45th overall) signed on Thursday was
worth $3.4 million over four years with a $1.6 million signing bonus.
Lance Smith
1994 3/4.5 TRV, 1/1.2/1.3 BS
1994 1 SB/3
1996 BS reduced to .35
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: The Giants could make cap room by cutting Walker ($1.7 million
in 1996 cap value) and reducing the contracts of offensive linemen Doug Riesenberg ($2.15
million) and Lance Smith ($1.63 million).
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Smith is slated to make $1.3 million in the final season of his
three-year deal. With $750,000 of bonus money still to account for on the cap from Riesenberg's
deal, and $333,000 still to count on Smith's contract, the Giants still would save about $1 million
by letting them go at the end of this season.
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: Smith agreed to a paycut from $ 1.3M to $ 350,000…
Quinton Smith
2007 PS after week 1, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 2
2007 PS after week 5, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 13
Steve Smith
2007 4/3.25 TRV, 3.35 TRMV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS
2007 1.1 SB/4
2007-2010 .025 NLTBE
.485 PTI (earned in 2008)
Tyson Smith
2006 PS, .0799 BS
2006 Activated after week 9, .275/.36 BS
2007 CUT Post
Chris Snee
2004 5/4.735 TRV, .32/.4/.48/.56/.64/.72 BS
2004 2.335 SB/6
2008 BS escalated to 2.39
2009 voidable
2008 6/41.25 TRV ext, 43.5 TRMV, .89/1.95/2.45/2.95/5.2/6.2/6.7 BS
2008 13.5 SB/7/6
2008 .5 RB
2009 2 RB guaranteed (skill & injury only)
2009-2014 .05 WO
2010 1 RB
2011 1.05 dummy LTBE (for 30% Rule, removed)
2011 2012 BS escalated to 5.7/6.45/6.95
2011 2 SB/4 CONV
2012 4.5 SB/3 CONV
2013 BS escalated to 6.7
2013 2.5 SB/2 CONV
2013 2014 BS escalated to 7.2
2013 BS lowered to 1.164286 after week 3, equiv 1.7
2013 2.5 SB/2 CONV
2014 BS de-escalated to 6.75
2014 1/2.55 TRV, 2 BS
2014 .05 WO
2014 CUT Post, retired
2014 1 BS guaranteed
2014 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .09375 LTBE)
J.I. Halsell: 6/41.3 ext, 17 gteed, 22.4 over 3
Mike Florio, PFT: A source with knowledge of the situation tells us that Giants guard Chris Snee’s
new deal is worth six years, and has a base value of $41.25 million in new money. The deal also
includes $17 million in guaranteed money. The signing bonus is $13.5 million. He’ll make $23
million over three years, and can pick up an extra $2.25 million in incentives.
Tom Pelissero, USA Today: Snee's restructure included $4.25M pay cut. Now has $2M base,
$500K per-game roster bonuses, $50K workout bonus.
Jim Sorgi
2010 1/1.15 TRV, 1.8 TRMV, .63 BS
2010 .175 SB/1
2010 .05 WO
2010 IR, .32 BS
2010 .0184375 RB/game active (equiv .295, earned 0)
2010 .65 NLTBE
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: I gave you the overall numbers of QB Jim Sorgi's contract
Wednesday. Here's how it breaks down: Base salary: $630k Signing bonus: $175k Roster bonus:
$147.5k (paid in per-game installments) Workout bonus: $50k Likely to be earned bonuses:
$150k I don't have the exact details of the LTBE bonuses, but since they're deemed "likely to be
earned" that probably means they're similar to what he accomplished over his six years with the
Colts, which means very little playing time. Add up all those numbers and you get $1.1525
million. Again, I'm told he has incentives that can make the deal worth up to $1.8 million should
he be needed to play a lot in place of an injured Eli Manning.
Phillippi Sparks
1992 3/1.605 TRV, .3/.325/.425 BS
1992 .45 SB/3
1992 .025 RB
1993-1994 .04 RB
1995 .714 RFA tender
1996 4/9.6 TRV, .9/1.7/1.9/2.1 BS
1996 3 SB/4
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Sparks would perform this year after signing a lucrative four-year, $9.6
million contract in the off season that included a $3 million signing bonus.
Barry Stokes
2004 5/5.935 TRV, 8.985 TRMV, .535/.75/1/1.15/1.25 BS
2004 1.25 SB/5
2004 IR
2005 CUT Pre
2005-2006 .25 BS guaranteed (offset by ATL/DET)
2005 .6 esc possible
2006 .75 esc
2007-2008 .85 esc possible
Michael Stone
2007 .595 BS
2007 IR
2007 CUT Post week 5
Ron Stone
1996 5/10 TRV, 1.3/1.5/1.6/1.8/2 BS
1996 1.8 SB/5
1997 1/2.4 TRV ext, .2/1.6/1.8/2/2.2 BS
1997 1.5 SB/5
1998 1.35 SB/4 CONV
1999 1.4 SB/3 CONV
2000 1.56 SB/2 CONV
Jean-Jacques Taylor, Dallas Morning News: Stone's contract includes a $ 1.8 million signing
bonus with base salaries of $ 1.3 million (1996), $ 1.5 million (1997), $ 1.6 million (1998), $ 1.8
million (1999) and $ 2 million (2000).
NY Times: the Giants added one year on Stone's deal and will pay him $2.2 million for that
season, which is the year 2001. They gave him a $1.5 million bonus. Stone reduced his base
salary for next year from $1.5 million to $200,000.
Omar Stoutmire
2000 1/.385 TRV, .385 BS
2001 2/1.152 TRV, .477/.525 BS
2001 .075 SB/2
2001-2002 .575 NLTBE (up to 80% PT)
2002 .075 RB
2003 3/2.65 TRV, 4.55 TRMV, .53/.67/.7 BS
2003 .65 SB/3
2003 .4 NLTBE
2004-2005 .75 NLTBE
2005 CUT Pre
2005 .1 RB (not paid)
Matt Stover
1990 2/.1985 TRV, .07/.0815 BS
1990 .008 SB/2
1990 .019 RB
1991 CUT Pre
1991 .02 RB (not paid)
Michael Strahan
1993 3/1.0875 TRV, .17/.2125/.255 BS
1993 .45 SB/3
1996 .785 RFA tender
1996 4/12.2 TRV, 1.35/1.9/2.7/2.7 BS
1996 BS raised to 1.745501 after week 7, equiv 1.35
1996 3.5 SB/4
1997 BS lowered to 1.657143 after week 3, equiv 1.7
1998 .2 RB (added in 1997 restructure)
1999 4/32 TRV, .4/4.6/7/8 BS
1999 12 SB/4
2001 2.5 SB/2 CONV
2002 7/46.298 TRV, 5/2/4.25/5.25/4/4/4 BS
2002 6.4 SB/7
2002 9.198 OATSB/7
2003-2004 .1 RB
2006 1 RB
2006 BS de-escalated to 2
2006 BS raised to 5.777777 after week 8 re-negotiation, equiv 4
2007-2008 .5 RB
2008 Retired
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: Ever since he rejected the Giants' $ 2 million per year, five-year
offer last summer and reported to training camp with a one-year, $ 785,000 contract he was
obligated to accept (unless he opted to sit out), Michael Strahan insisted he wanted to remain a
Giant… He showered, walked upstairs to the executive offices, and signed a four-year, $ 12.05
million contract that makes him the highest paid defender in franchise history… The lucrative
contract for the fourth-year defensive end includes a $ 3.5 million signing bonus. It also
increases his 1996 salary from $ 785,000 to $ 1.3M.
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Strahan has a four-year, $12.2 million deal. He is scheduled to receive
base salaries of $1.35 million in 1997 followed by salaries of $1.9 million, $2.7 million and $2.7
million.
Paul Schwartz, New York Post: the Giants believed they had something at defensive end in
Strahan, and in 1996 handed him a four-year, $12.2 million contract… the Giants entered a new
contract stratosphere by signing him to a four-year, $32 million deal that includes a $12 million
signing bonus.
Buster Olney, NY Times: Strahan agreed to a seven-year, $46 million contract… Strahan will get a
$6.4 million signing bonus -- $3.5 million of which was coming to him under the terms of the old
contract -- and base salaries of $4.5 million for this year, $9 million next year and $6.35 million
in 2004… The contract also includes clauses that reduce Strahan's salary if he does not reach 10
sacks annually in the third and fourth years of the deal.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: The contract Strahan signed on Monday paid a $6.4 million signing bonus
and also base salaries of $5 million (2002), $9 million (2003), $6.3 million (2004) and $5.3
million. The total over four years: $32 million… he is guaranteed $7 million of his 2003 base
salary and $2.1 million of his '04 salary.
Peter King, SI: he's due to make $4 million in base salary, with a $500,000 roster bonus [in 2007].
Marques Sullivan
2004 Acquired from BUF (waivers)
2004 .455/.7/.85 BS
2004 .1 RB (week 1)
2004 CUT Post week 12
2004-2005 .5 NLTBE (PT)
2005-2006 .15 RB
2005-2006 .025 WO
2006 .4 esc possible
Chris Taylor
2002 PS after week 15, .068 BS
Cooper Taylor
2013 4/2.347252 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS
2013 .187252 SB/4
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Giants have signed fifth-round safety Cooper Taylor to $2.34 million
deal that includes $187,252 bonus…
Herb Taylor
2010 Acquired from DEN (waivers)
2010 .545 BS
2010 CUT Post
Jamaar Taylor
2004 4/ 1.48 TRV< .23/.305/.385/.46 BS
2004 .1 SB/4
2006 retired
Lawrence Taylor
Len Pasquarelli, AJC: The three-year deal he signed in 1990 was worth an average of $ 1.833
million a year and came with a $ 1 million signing bonus.
Frank Litsky, NY Times: Taylor and the Giants agreed yesterday on a two-year, $5.05 million
contract that will keep the 34-year-old Taylor with the team… Taylor would receive salaries of
$2.25 million each year plus a $550,000 signing bonus. In addition, Rosner said, the contract
includes reachable incentive clauses based on team and individual achievements and selection
to the Pro Bowl… there are indications that the incentives are worth about $200,000.
Dave Thomas
2000 3/2.19 TRV, .44/.6/.65 BS
2000 .3 SB/3
2001 .1 RB
2002 CUT Pre
2002 .1 RB (not paid)
Gary Myers, NY Daily News: The Giants, in need of a third corner, will announce the signing of
Jaguars free agent Dave Thomas to a multi-year deal that includes a signing bonus of about
$300,000, a first-year salary at the $440,000 minimum and a 2000 salary cap number of
$550,000.
Devin Thomas
2010 Acquired from CAR after week 11 (waivers)
2010 .47/.555 BS
2011 CBA increase BS to .6
2011 .0555 WO
2011 .156 WO (incentivized)
JT Thomas
2015 3/10 TRV, 12 TRMV, .975/2.975/2.975 BS
2015 3 SB/3
2015-2017 .025 WO
2015 BS guaranteed
2016 .525 BS guaranteed
2016-2017 1 esc possible (PT)
Aaron Wilson, NFP: 3, yr. $10M, $4.5M gtd, salaries $975,000, $2.975M, $2.975M, annual
$25,000 workout bonus, $1M escalator 2016, 2017… Thomas' $975,000 base salary for 2015 is
fully guaranteed for $525,000…
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Signed a three-year, $10 million deal with the Giants that
included a $3 million signing bonus and $4.5 million guaranteed. … $975,000 salary in 2015 …
$2.975 million salary in 2016 and 2017. … $25,000 workout bonus in all three years. … 2015 CAP
HIT: $2,000,000
Marco Thomas
2007 PS after week 2, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 2
Mark Thomas
1999 PS after week 15, .06205 BS
1999 Activated after week 15, .175 BS
Terrell Thomas
2008 4/2.86967 TRV, 2.96967 TRMV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .871 SB/4
2008 .29367 re-alloc gteed 2011 BS
2008 .025 NLTBE (ints & PT)
2009-2011 .025 LTBE (ints & PT)
2011 CBA increase BS to .6
.29367 PTI (earned in 2008)
2012 4/19.9 TRV, 28.4 TRMV, 1/.75/3.8/4.75 BS
2012 1 SB/4
2012 IR
2012 .25 RB (4 games 53-man, not earned)
2012-2013 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75, not earned)
2012 1.75 NLTBE (PT & ints)
2013 6 OB/3 NOT EXERCISED
2013 1.5 NLTBE RB (70% 2012 PT)
2013 2.25 NLTBE (PT)
2014 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, not earned)
2014-2015 .05 WO (not paid)
2014-2015 1.5 NLTBE (PT)
2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, not earned)
2013 1/.7 TRV, 1.2 TRMV, .63 BS
2013 .035 SB/1
2013 .035 WO
2013 .5 NLTBE (PT)
Mike Florio, PFT: He also has another $1 million in roster bonuses tied being available for games,
and 1.75 million in playing-time incentives, which begin to kick in if Thomas participates in 40
percent of the snaps.
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: the signing bonus of $1 million is all that's guaranteed…
2012 Base salary: $1 million Roster bonus (four games on the 53-man roster): $250,000 Roster
bonus ($46,875 per game active): $750,000 Playing time/interception incentives: $1.75 million
2013 Option bonus: $6 million Base salary: $750,000 (skill/injury guaranteed if the option is
picked up) Roster bonus (if he plays 70 percent of snaps in 2012 and is on the roster the 10th
day of the 2013 league year): $1.5 million Roster bonus ($46,875 per game active): $750,000
Playing-time incentives: $2.25 million
2014 Base salary: $3.8 million ($2.75 million guaranteed if option exercised) Roster bonus
($31,250 per game active): $500,000 Workout bonus: $50,000 Playing-time incentives: $1.5
million
2015 Base salary: $4.75 million Roster bonus ($15,625 per game active): $250,000 Workout
bonus: $50,000 Playing-time incentives: $1.5 million
Cap numbers 2012: $2 million 2013: $3m 2014: $6.1m 2015: $7.05m… Those incentives not
currently counted by the union in the base value of the deal are $3.25 million in roster bonuses
plus $7 million in those playing-time and interception incentives.
Jenny Vrentas, Newark Star-Ledger: The Giants gave Terrell Thomas another chance to return to
the field following a third ACL surgery, and they did so with a one-year minimum contract that
includes playing-time incentives… Thomas' base salary is $630,000, the minimum for his
experience level, which also includes a split of $358,000, i.e. a lesser value to be earned if he
lands on injured reserve for a third straight year. Thomas received a $35,000 signing bonus and
has a $35,000 workout bonus, and he can earn up to $500,000 in playing-time incentives -though it's unclear what the triggers are for that money.
Andrae Thurman
2004 .01 SB/?
2004 CUT Post (claimed by HOU)
Walter Thurmond
2014 1/3 TRV, 3.5 TRMV, 1.975 BS
2014 1 SB/1
2014 .025 WO
2014 1 BS guaranteed
2014 .5 NLTBE (PT)
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (1 year, $3 million): $1 million signing bonus ... $2 million
guaranteed ... $1.975 million salary in 2014 ... $25,000 workout bonus ... 2014 CAP HIT: $3
million
Lewis Tillman
1992 2/.875 TRV, .375/.425 BS
1992 .025 SB/2
1992-1993 .025 RB
Frank Litsky, NY Times: Tillman will receive $375,000 and $425,000 in salary, $25,000 each year
as a roster bonus and $25,000 as a signing bonus.
Dave Tollefson
2007 No SB/1 after week 4, .285 BS
2008 1/.37 TRV, .37 BS
2009 1/.46 TRV, .46 BS
2010 1.684 RFA tender
Dan Benton, Giants101.com: In 2011, he earned a base salary of $685,000 (plus $50,000 in
incentives), but only $525,000 was held against the cap.
Amani Toomer
1996 3/1.677499 TRV, .268667/.335833/.402999 BS
1996 .67 SB/3
1999 .443299 RFA tender
1999 4/11.25 TRV, .35/1.5/2.5/2.75 BS
1999 3.2 SB/4
2000 1.087 SB/3 CONV
2001 .5 RepB (not paid)
2002 .45 RepB (not paid)
2001 6/27.8 TRV, 28.8 TRMV, .5/1.5/3/3.9/4.4/5 BS
2001 3.6 SB/6
2001-2006 .2 NLTBE (50 recs)
2002 3.4 OB/5
2002 .975 SB/5 CONV
2002 .5 RepB OATSB CONV/5
2003-2006 .5 RepB
2003 BS reduced to 1.725 after week 1, equiv 1.8
2003 1.2 SB/4 CONV
2004 5/20.75 TRV, 21.75 TRMV, .66/1.99/2.4/2.85/3.1 BS
2004 8 SB/5
2004-2008 .2 NLTBE (recs)
2005 .25 RepB
2006-2008 .5 RB
2007 2/6.95 TRV, 2.45/3.1 BS
2007 .25 RB
2007 .25 RB (requires passing physical)
2007 .025 RB/game on 53-man (equiv .4)
2007-2008 .2 NLTBE (recs)
2008 .5 RB
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Toomer took a three-year deal with a $670,000 signing bonus
rather than a four-year deal with another $150,000-$200,000 up front.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Toomer received a four-year contract worth $11.2 million,
including a $3.2 million signing bonus.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: they reworked Toomer's contract, giving him a combined
signing bonus of $7 million ($3.6 million this year, $3.4 million next) and extending his deal
through 2006 at a price of $27.8 million.
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Under his former contract, which ran through 2006, Toomer was due
roughly $14.8 million, including $4.4 million in total compensation for 2004. The Giants instead
negotiated a new five-year contract, through 2008, and the value is $20.66 million. For the new
contract, which saves the Giants just over $2 million on their '04 salary cap, Toomer banked an
$8 million signing bonus. His base salaries are $660,000 (for 2004), $1.9 million (2005), $2.4
million (2006), $2.85 million (2007) and $3.1 million (2008). There is a $250,000 reporting bonus
for '05 and roster bonuses of $500,000 each for the 2006-2008 seasons.
Reggie Torbor
2004 3/1.27 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .35 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .425
2007 .85 RFA tender
Adrian Tracy
2010 .32/.405/.49/.575 BS
2010 ~.1053 SB/4
2010 IR, .225 BS
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: ~$105,300 signing bonus
Justin Tuck
2005 4/2.122 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS
2005 .737 SB/4
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435/.52
2007 5/30 TRV ext, 33 TRMV, 1/1.6/3.45/3.2/4 BS
2008 9 SB/6
2008 .25 WO
2009-2013 .15 WO
2009 5 RB
2010 1.75 RB
2012 BS escalated to 3.7 (addl 1 esc possible)
2013 BS escalated to 4.5 (addl 1 esc possible)
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: His 2008 base salary from his rookie deal will remain at
$520,000. The five-year extension starts in the 2009 season, which means he's signed through
2013… In 2009, Tuck's base salary will be $1 mil. It then jumps to $1.6 mil (2010) and $3.45 mil
(2011), dips to $3.2 mil (2012) and finally closes out at $4 mil in 2013… The contract includes a
$9 mil signing bonus… Tuck gets a whopping $5 mil roster bonus in 2009 on the 15th day of the
league year. In 2010, he gets a $1.75 mil roster bonus. Over the course of the contract, he will
earn $1 mil in workout bonuses, which are earned when if and when he works out at Giants
Stadium in the off-season. And in 2012 and 2013, he can earn up to $3 million in escalators for
Pro Bowls and sack totals.
Alonzo Tweedy
2013 4/1.4925 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .0075 SB/3
2013 .0075 BS guaranteed
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Giants did $7,500 bonus for safety Alonzo Tweedy, guaranteed $7,500
portion of his base salary…
Lawrence Tynes
2007 Acquired from KC (for future considerations)
2007 1/.65 TRV, .6 BS
2007 .025 SB/1
2007 .025 RB
2007 .25 NLTBE
2008 5/7 TRV, .625/.9/1.1/1.2/1.3 BS
2008 1.25 SB/5
2008 .12 RB
2008-2012 .05 WO
2009 .13 RB
2010 .05 RB
David Tyree
2003 3/.9531 TRV,
2006 5/6.225 TRV, .5/.875/.925/1.1/1.3 BS
2006 1.4 SB/5
2006-2010 .025 WO
2008 PUP, activated after week 6
2008 IR after week 9
2009 CUT Post
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: Tyree, a sixth-rounder, also got the three-year minimums plus a bonus
of just under $43,500.
Osi Umenyiora
2003 4/2.535 TRV, .225/.305/.38/.46 BS
2003 1.165 SB/4
2005 6/33 TRV ext, 40.5 TRMV, .55/1.7/2.55/3.1/3.125/3.975 BS
2005 4.5 SB/8/5
2006 9.5 OB/7/5
2006 .15 RB
2006 CBA increase BS to .5/.595
2007 .85 RB
2007-2008 -.0125 insurance SB return
2008-2012 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)
2008 IR (still earned RBs?)
2009 -.2125 insurance SB return
2010-2012 2.5 esc possible
2011 .25 RepB (not earned)
2012 .25 RepB
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: The extension, which runs through the 2012 season, totals just under $41
million and includes $15 million in guarantees. The three-year veteran, who is second in the
league in sacks with 12½, will make about $21 million in the first three years of the contract.
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: Umenyiora (knee) will lose $500,000 as part of a per-game
roster bonus he would have earned if active in all 16 games this year. Umenyiora could also lose
a $500,000 escalator on his base salaries in each of the last three seasons of his contract if he
recorded two seasons of 13 or more sacks from 2007-09. He will have to record at least 13 sacks
next season if he wants to activate that escalator. Finally, he will lose another $100,000 because
he did not attend 90 percent of the team's offseason workouts.
Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Umenyiora is due $7.1 in base salary over the next two
seasons, with up to $2.5 million in escalation available for 2012 and $1.5 million ($750,000
annually) in roster and reporting bonuses the next two seasons.
EJ Underwood
2006 3/1.088 TRV, .275/.36/.445 BS
2006 .008 SB/3
2006 IR, .18 BS
2007 CUT Post
2007 PS, .0799 BS
2007 CUT Post week 5
Regan Upshaw
2004 No SB/1 after week 12, .66 BS (.455 MSB)
2004 IR after week 15, .255 BS (.205 MSB)
Shane Vereen
2015 3/12.35 TRV, 1.25/3.15/3.15 BS
2015 3.5 SB/3
2015 BS guaranteed
2015-2017 .1 WO
2016-2017 .5 RB
Mike Reiss, ESPN: As for Vereen's three-year, $12.35 million deal with the Giants, he received a
$3.5 million signing bonus, with base salaries of $1.25 million in 2015, $3.15 million in 2016 and
$3.15 million in 2017. There are roster bonuses of $500,000 in 2016 and 2017 and workout
bonuses of $100,000 in each year of the deal.
Cameron Wake
2005 3/.9325 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .0075 SB/3
2005 CUT Post
Frank Walker
2003 3/.955 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS
2003 .045 SB/3
2006 .7216 RFA tender
Greg Walker
2004 .23/.305 BS
2004 IR after week 16, .135 BS
2005 CUT Post
Herschel Walker
1995 3/4.8 TRV, .5/1.1/1.4 BS
1995 1.8 SB/3
1996 CUT Post
Kevin Mulligan, Daily News: The deal with the Giants, according to a team source, is for three
years and $4.8 million. It includes a $1.8 million signing bonus and salaries of $500,000 for this
season, $1.1 million in 1996 and $1.4 million in '97. With the signing bonus prorated, the cost of
Walker to the Giants' salary cap this season is $1.1 million.
Kyle Wallace
2005 3/.934 TRV, .23/.31/.385 BS
2005 .009 SB/3
2006 CUT Pre
Kevin Walter
2003 3/.93425 TRV, .225/.305/.38 BS
2003 .02425 SB/3
2003 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: seventh-round receiver Kevin Walter, was one of those players whose
signing bonus, in his case $24,250, was below that of the prospect taken in the same slot a year
ago.
JD Walton
2014 2/6 TRV, 1.25/2.25 BS
2014 1.25 SB/2
2014 BS guaranteed
2014 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, 0 LTBE, earned .5)
2015 CUT Pre
2015 .25 RB
2015 .5 BS vests to full guarantee
2015 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .5 LTBE)
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: (2 years, $5 million): $3 million guaranteed ... $1.25 million
signing bonus ... $1.25 million salary in 2014 ... $2.25 million salary in 2015 ... $250,000 roster
bonus in 2015 ... 2014 CAP HIT: $1.875 million
Derrick Ward
2004 No SB/2 after week 5, .23/.305 BS (off NYJ PS)
2006 1/.385 TRV, .385 BS
2006 CBA increase BS to .425
2007 .85 RFA tender
2007 IR after week 13
2008 1/1.1 TRV, 2.05 TRMV, .65 BS
2008 .25 SB/1
2008 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)
2008 .3 LTBE
2008 .65 NLTBE
Danny Ware
2007 No SB/2 after week 13, .285/.37 BS (off NYJ PS)
2009 1/.46 TRV, .46 BS
2010 1/.545 TRV, .545 BS
2011 2/1.515 TRV, 2.095 TRMV, .64/.65 BS
2011 .225 RB
2011 CBA increase BS to .685/.7
2011 .225 NLTBE (PT)
2012 CUT Post
2012 .355 NLTBE (PT)
Kurt Warner
2004 1/3 TRV, 7.5 TRMV, 1.5/5 BS
2004 1.5 SB/2
2004 .5 SB/2 CONV
2004 4.5 NLTBE
2005 VOID
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: negotiations were ongoing on a two-year contract that will pay
him about $3 million this season. The deal will include a $1.5 million signing bonus and count for
about $2.25 million against the salary cap. It will also include several incentives that could push
Warner's earnings to nearly $7.5 million this season. And it will have several very reachable
incentives that would allow Warner to void the second year of the contract.
Nehemiah Warrick
2008 3/1.163 TRV, .295/.385/.475 BS
2008 .008 SB/3
2008 CUT Post
Keith Washington
2003 1/.68 TRV, .655 BS (.45 MSB)
2003 .025 SB/1
2004 3/2.545 TRV, 3.445 TRMV, .66/.765/77 BS
2004 .35 SB/3
2004-2006 .3 NLTBE
2005 CUT Pre
Tim Watson
1995 No SB after week 10, .149 BS?
1995 CUT Post week 16
Darius Watts
2006 No SB/1 after week 16, .275 BS
Steve Weatherford
2011 1/.85 TRV, .7 BS
2011 .05 SB/1
2011 .1 RB (active 1 game)
2012 2.654 Franchise tag
2012 5/12.75 TRV, 13 TRMV, .775/1.825/2.025/2.175/2.325 BS
2012 3.25 SB/5
2012-2016 .025 WO
2012-2016 .05 NLTBE (net avg)
2013 .9 SB/4 CONV
2014 BS reduced to .9
2014 .15 RB added
2014 WO raised to .05
2014 .3 NLTBE added (Pro Bowl)
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: it's worth $12.75 million, including a $3.25-million signing
bonus… Weatherford will make $4,050,000 in the first year of the deal.
Corey Webster
2005 5/3.79 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46/.545 BS
2005 1.5 SB/5
2005 .11 RB
2006 .25 OB/4
2006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435/.52
2009 voidable
2008 5/43.5 TRV ext, 1/2.75/8/6.5/7 BS
2008 5.25 SB/6
2009 BS raised to 5.4
2009 8 RB reduced to 3.6 CONV/5 (guaranteed)
2009 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)
2010 4 RB (guaranteed for injury only, vests to skill/injury)
2010 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to skill/injury)
2010-2013 .25 WO
2011 3 SB/3 CONV
2013 1/4 TRV, 1.25/1 BS
2013 2.5 SB/2
2013 .25 WO
2014 voidable
JI Halsell, FO: 5/43.5 ext, 21 gteed, 29.5 over 3
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: The Giants have the option to convert any of his yearly base
salaries to a signing bonus. … Like the salary guarantees, [the roster bonuses] are skill/injury
guarantees, meaning the Giants must pay them if they cut him or he gets hurt. Non-football
injuries (no jokes, please) will release the Giants from any obligations.
Mike Garafalo, Newark Star-Ledger: 2009: $5.4m base 2010: $2.75m base (guaranteed), $4m
roster bonus 2011: $8m base 2012: $6.5m base 2013: $7m base And workout bonuses of $250k
from 2010-13.
Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News: Webster did indeed agree to a hefty cut in pay this year from
$7.25 million ($7 million in salary and a $250,000 workout bonus) to $4 million, but it turns out
it wasn’t just a straight cut in salary… His new deal – according to multiple NFL sources -includes a $1.25 million salary for 2013, plus a $250,000 workout bonus, plus a $2.5 million
restructuring/signing bonus. So he will, indeed, earn $4 million this year. But the Giants also
added a “voidable” year to his contract – much like they did with Osi Umenyiora when he
agreed to a restructured contract one year ago. Officially, Webster is listed as having a $1 million
salary in 2014, but the deal has an automatic trigger that guarantees that year will be voided
and he will be an unrestricted free agent next March.
Tyrone Wheatley
1995 5/5.225 TRV, .39/.4875/.585/.6825/.78 BS
1995 2.3 SB/5
1999 Traded to MIA (for 7th)
Gary Myers, NY Daily News: Wheatley, the Giants' No. 1 pick who kept holding out despite
everybody in his first-round neighborhood agreeing to deals, signed a five-year, $5.225-million
contract yesterday and arrived in training camp last night… Wheatley, the 17th pick, received a
$2.3-million signing bonus the highest in Giants history and base salaries of $390,000, $487,500,
$585,000, $682,500 and $780,000. His salary cap number for 1995 is $850,000. He has a creative
incentive package very rare in this year's draft that could earn him another $2.2 million during
the length of the deal, very large considering teams are straying away from incentives. Some of
the incentives include money for making the Pro Bowl, rushing yards and touchdowns.
Guy Whimper
2006 4/1.995 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .385 SB/4
2008 IR
2010 1.176 RFA tender
2010 CUT Post
Bob Whitfield
2005 1/.79 TRV, .765 BS (.455 MSB)
2005 .025 SB/1
2006 3/2.82 TRV, 5.82 TRMV, .81/.82/.83 BS
2006 .2 SB/3
2006 .16 RB
2006-2008 1 NLTBE
2007 CUT Pre
Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Getting signing bonuses were… Whitfield ($200,000).
Jason Whittle
1998 PS, .06205 BS
1998 Activated after week 15, .158/.175/.275/.389 BS
2002 .563 RFA tender
2004 Acquired from TB (for 2005 7th)
2004 .82/1.3/1.75/2 BS
2004 .285 SB/4 CONV
2005 BS reduced to .95?
2006 CUT Pre
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: The Giants will assume the final four years of his contract at base salaries
of $820,000 (for 2004), $1.3 million (2005), $1.75 million (2006) and $2 million (2007).
John Branch, NY Times: Whittle was scheduled to make $1.5 million in base salary this season
after earning $950,000 in 2005.
Corey Widmer
1992 2/.302 TRV, .09/.125 BS
1992 .031 SB/2
1992-1993 .028 RB
1994 1/.162 TRV, .162 BS
1995 .328 RFA tender
1995 2/.85 TRV, .3/.4 BS
1995 .15 SB/2
1996 2/3 TRV ext, .925/1.175 BS
1996 .9 SB/3
1997 BS reduced to .682143 after week 3, equiv .725
1998 .2 RB (added in 1997 restructure)
1999 4/11.2 TRV, .4/1.8/2/2.5 BS
1999 4.5 SB/4
2000 CUT Post
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Widmer decided to sign a one-year deal with the Giants for $162,000.
Barry Meisel, NY Daily News: two-year, $ 3M extension to his $ 400,000 salary this year…
Paul Schwartz, NY Post: Widmer's four-year, $11.2 million deal, which includes a signing bonus
of $4.5 million and a first-year salary of $400,000, is more in line with their budget.
Gerris Wilkinson
2006 4/2.1935 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS
2006 .5835 SB/4
2009 CBA increase BS to .535
2009 IR after week 9
2010 1.176 RFA tender
Andre Williams
2014 4/2.6736 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS
2014 .4536 SB/4
Jordan Raanan, Newark Star-Ledger: 4-year $2,673,600 million ($453,600 guaranteed) Signing
Bonus: $453,600…
Brian Williams
1989 4/1.995 TRV, .23/.28/.33/.38 BS
1989 .775 SB/4
1993 1/.575 TRV, .525 BS
1993 .05 RB
1994 3/4.44 TRV, 1.34/?/? BS
1994 .525 SB/3
1995 4/5.95 TRV, .3/.9/1.45/1.45 BS
1995 1.85 SB/4
1997 5/10.15 TRV, .2/1.55/1.4/1.5/1.7 BS
1997 2.3 SB/5
1997 IR after week 14 (eye injury)
1997 BS reduced to .106 after week 14, equiv .183412
1998 .016588 RB added
1998 IR
1998 BS reduced to .216
1999 .5 RB
1999 1 SB/3 CONV
2000 CUT Pre
2000 .5 RB (not paid)
2001 .5 RB
USA Today: Signing bonus, $ 775,000; base salaries $ 230,000, $ 280,000, $ 330,000 and $
380,000. Total pkg., 4 years, $ 1.995 million.
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Williams's contract was for one year at $475,000.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: They then moved to retain center Brian Williams with a threeyear, $4.44 million (not $5.44 million, as originally reported) deal.
Larry Weisman, USA Today: Williams' new deal is $4.44 million for three years, with a $525,000
signing bonus.
Mike Freeman, NY Times: Williams's deal is four years and worth about $5.9 million. He received
a $1.85 million signing bonus, the highest of any player on the team. But his base salary for the
first year is only $300,000 and for the second year only $900,000. The third and fourth years, his
base salary is $1.45 million.
NY Times: He accepted a $2.3 million signing bonus in return for reducing his 1997 salary to
$200,000 and extending his contract through 2001. The breakdown: $200,000 in 1997; $1.55
million in '98; $1.9 million in '99; $2 million in 2000, and $2.3 million in 2001.
Steve Popper, NY Times: he reworked his salary of about $2 million down to the league
minimum of $305,000 for 1998.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: Cutting any offensive lineman might be a risk, however, until the
Giants learn whether Brian Williams will return in 2000. The veteran center also has a roster
bonus ($500,000) due him March 1 and has to make his decision by then.
Jacquian Williams
2011 4/2.11868 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS
2011 .07868 SB/4
Rodney Williams
2001 3/.901 TRV, .209/.298/.389 BS
2001 .005 SB/3
2002 CUT Post
Shaun Williams
1998 5/5.24 TRV, .324/.18/.216/.252 BS
1998 2.104 SB/4
1999 CBA increase BS to .25/.358/.418
1999 .225 RB
2000 .27 RB CONV/3
2001 .315 RB
2002 7/32.075 TRV, .525/1.475/2.85/3/3/4/4 BS
2002 1.6 SB/7
2003 4.975 OB/6
2004 .25 RB
2005 .9 RB (not paid)
2006 1.5 RB (not paid)
2007-2008 2 RB (not paid)
2005 2/5.75 TRV .75/4.5 BS
2005 .5 SB/2
2005 .4 NLTBE
2006 VOID
David Wilson
2012 4/6.684502 TRV, .39/.693841/.997682/1.301523 BS
2012 3.301456 SB/4
2012-2014 BS guaranteed
2013 IR after week 9
2014 IR
2015 CUT Pre
Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Wilson's deal is worth $6.684 million, including a $3.301 million
bonus… Wilson's first three years of base salaries fully guranteed: $390,000, $693,841and
$997,682. Fourth year $1.301 million not guaranteed…
Mike Garafolo, Newark Star-Ledger: First three years of David Wilson's deal are fully guaranteed.
Signing bonus is $3,301,456.
Gibril Wilson
2004 3/1.054 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS
2004 .134 SB/3
2006 CBA increase BS to .425
2007 1.3 RFA tender
Brandon Winey
2004 .38/.455 BS
2005 CUT Post
Andre Woodson
2008 .295/.385/.47/.555 BS
2008 .0814 SB/4?
2008 CUT Post
2008 PS, .0884 BS
2008 CUT Post week 7
2008 PS after week 8, .0884 BS
Stoney Woodson
2009 4/1.796075 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .046075 SB/4
2009 CUT Post
Tito Wooten
1994 3/.565 TRV, .108/.135/.162 BS
1994 .16 SB/3
1995 CBA increase BS to .149/.196
1997 .361 RFA tender
1998 4/8.166 TRV, .216/1.1/1.45/1.9 BS
1998 2 SB/4
1999 .5 WO (removed)
1999 CUT Post
2000-2001 .5 WO
John Harper, NY Daily News: the Giants wanted more assurances than that before committing a
$2 million signing bonus as part of Wooten's new deal.
Vinny DiTrani, Bergen Record: the Giants would be able to save $1.1 million if they released him
after June 1 compared with just $100,000 if he were cut before that date. On the flip side, they
would save only $950,000 off their 2000 cap instead of the $1.95 million they would have
regained if Wooten's proration had ended this season.
Bill Pennington, NY Times: By waiting until June, the Giants saved $1.1 million against their
salary cap when they cut Wooten... he was signed to a four-year, $8.1 million contract despite
Wooten's record of three arrests since 1994
Anthony Wright
2007 2/2.17 TRV, 3.9 TRMV, .72/.73 BS
2007 .26 SB/2
2007 .19 RB
2008 .27 RB
2008 IR
DeAndre Wright
2009 4/1.843009 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS
2009 .093009 SB/4
2009 CUT Post
2009 PS, .0884 BS
2009 CUT Post week 1
Jeremy Wright
2013 .405/.495/.585 BS
2013 .005 SB/3?
2013 CUT Pre
Manuel Wright
2007 1/.36 TRV, .36 BS
Renaldo Wynn
2008 1/.87 TRV, .83 BS (.445 MSB)
2008 .02 SB/1
2008 .02 RB (week 1 53-man)
Dusty Zeigler
2000 5/9 TRV, .413/1.087/1.8/1.8/1.8 BS
2000 1.9 SB/5
2001 .6 SB/4 CONV
2001 .2 RB CONV/4
2002 1.275 SB/3 CONV
2002 IR after week 10
2003 CUT Post
Gerald Eskenazi, NY Times: The contract is worth about $9 million, including a signing bonus of
$1.9 million.