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  •  01-02-2009, 1:02 PM 1397773

    OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 10/22

    Updated 10/22/09

    Mod's , as Usual if stick, i'll update with each move, as this will be the main topic on conversation, and for those that don't like  numbers I'll put the number left at top so don't have to look for it.

    Estimated Salary cap room left-  $3.267  mil

    NAME............ base salary.........Signing bonus( unamortized)....Other bonus  ...TOTAL.. Contract. yea

    1, Afalava        $310,000            $25,000                 -0-                                     $335,000   2012

    2. Adams, A       $850,000           $250,000                  -0-                           $1,100,000      2010

    2A Adams G     $685,000               -                         -0-                                 $685,000     2012

    3.Anderson M    $530,000            $39,000                  -0-                                $569,000      2009

    4. Baldwin.E       $385,000            $30,000                  -0-                                $415,000      2011

    5. Beekman J      $460,000           $97,500                   -0-                                $557,500      2010

    6.Bennet, E         $385,000           $205,000                -0-                                 $590,000      2011

    7. Bowman Z       $385,000             $73,750               -0-                                  $458,750      2011

    8 .Briggs, L         $1,100,000          $667,000            $5,000,000                     $6,767,000     2013

    9. .Brown A         $745,000            $2,235,000             -0  -                            $2,980,000     2011

    10 .Buenning D     $545,000                -0-                     - 0-                                  $545,000     2009

    11.Clark D          $1,000,000          $667,000            $475,000                         $2,142,000    2010

    12. Cutler J       $1,035,000          $1,400,000             $7,000,000                   $11,435,000   2013

    13.Davis K        $385,000             $42,000                -0-                                   $427,000       2011

    14.Davis R         $765,000            $367,000            $450,000                         $1,582,000      2010

    15 Forte M         $385,000           $382,500               -0-                                   $767,500      2011

    16 Garza,R         $745,000           $583,000               -0-                                $1,328,000      2011

    17. Gilbert,J        $310,000          $185,000           -0-                                    $485,0000      2012

    18.B Gaines       $620.000            -0-                  $625,000                            *1,250,000    2009

    19.Gould R         $750,000                -0-                  $2,150,000                     $2,900,000      2013

    20 Graham C       $460,000            $37,5000               -0-                                 $497,500      2010

    21 Harrison M      $385,000          $172,500                 -0-                                 $557,500     2011

    22 Hanie C           $385,000             -0-                      -0-                                   $385,000     2011

    23 Harris T           $620,000         $1,808,000           $6,670,000                     $9,080,000    2012

    24 Hester D          $555,000          $833,000             $5,250,000                     $6,638,000    2013

    25 Hillenmayer H    $1,500,000       $1,000,000             -0-                              $2,500,000    2011

    26 Idonije I            $1,700,000       $900,000           1,000,000                        $3,600,000     2011

    27. Iglessia J          $310.000           $125,000            -0-                                  $ 435,000     2012

    28. Jones K          $1,000,000       $250,000           $ 500,000                         $1,750.000      2010

    29. knox J            $310,000           $51,000                -0-                                 $361,000       2012

    30. Kruetz O         $2,333,000       $3,000,000             -0-                               $5,333,000    2010

    31. Manelly P         $770,000          $93,000                 -0-                                  $863,000     2009

    32.Manning D         $530,000          $400,000              -0-                                   $930,000    2009

    33. Maynard B       $1,030,000        $360,000              -0-                                $1,390,000    2009

    34 Mckie,J             $745,000           $250,000              -0-                                    $995,000  2011      

    35. moore, dj        $310,000                $116,668          -0-                                  $426,668   2012  

    36 Ogunlaye A        $4,8000,000      $2,500,000           -0-                                $7,300,000   2009

    37. Olsen G             $460,000            $50,000            $100,000                           $610,000  2011

    38 Omiyale,F           $620,000          $450,000           $3,880,00                        $4,950,000   2012

    39. Tinoisamoa, P   $1,000,000          -                  $500,000                              $1,500,000   2009

    40. Pace. O              $1,350,000     $333,333            $3,650,000                      $5,333,333    2011

    41 Payne K               $460,000           $37,500               -0-                                 $497,500    2010

    42 Peterson A          $745,000           $333,333             -0-                                $1,078,333   2009

    43 Loius Lance        $310.000          $10,0000             -0-                                   $420,000   2012

    44 Roach N              $460,000             -0-                --0-                                  $460,000      2010

    45. Shaffer,K            $183,000          750,000        1.,450,00                            $2,383,000    2011

    46 Stelz C                 $385,000            $111,250            -0-                                $496,250     2011

    47 Tillman C              $2,250,000       $2,570,000          -0-                                  4,820,000   2013

    48. Toeaina M           $460,000              -0-                    -0-                                  $460,000   2010

    **49.Urlacher B           $5,950,000        $3,725,000           $50,000                      $9,725,000    2011

    50 Vasher n              $2,950,000         $1,900,000          -0-                               $4,850,000   2011

    51. Williams C           $385,000           $100,000         $1,391,250                       $1,876,200  2011

    52 Williams J             $530,000           $111,250                -0-                            $641,250      2010

    53 Wolfe G                $460,000           $155,000              -0-                              $615,000     2011

    ** conotes IR

    [TOTAL SALARY]                   $1116,208,384

    Dead cap Hit 2009*                      $8.624 mill*

    LTBE's Not hit                               $1,5000,000

    UTBE hit                                       $1,400,000*

    Marcus hamilton-$ 9 .1 million LTBE not hit

    Estimated Salary cap              $128,000,000

    CAP SPACE Avaiable     $3.267  mill

     

    Dead Space:

    brian griese- $1,350,000

    moose- $1,500,000

    benson - $2,575,000

    booker- $250,000

    tait- $500,0000

    metcalf- $1,749,000

    orton $700,000

    total= $8.624 million

    UTBE- mike brown $1.4 million

    LTBE NOT HIT- rex grossman $1.5million

    **The Bears signed offensive linemen Cody Balogh and Tyler Reed, wide receivers John Broussard and Rudy Burgess, tight end Fontel Mines, defensive end Joe Clermond and linebacker Marcus Riley to reserve/ future contracts.

     

     

     

  •  01-02-2009, 1:02 PM 1397774 in reply to 1397773

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    Cap hits of 2009:

    1. Marty booker- $250,000 Unamortized signing bonus

    2. Linebackers Gilbert Gardner and Marcus Riley were also released.No cap hits

    3. john tait retires- $4.8 mill salary saved  $500,000 unamortized signing bonus

    4.terrence metcalf cut,,, we take a cap hit of $1.749 mill of unamortized SB, but save 1 mill of salary, so cost .749,000 of space

  •  01-02-2009, 1:02 PM 1397777 in reply to 1397774

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    Free agent signings:

    The Bears signed offensive linemen Cody Balogh and Tyler Reed, wide receivers John Broussard and Rudy Burgess, tight end Fontel Mines, defensive end Joe Clermond and linebacker Marcus Riley to reserve/ future contracts.

    1. 2/04-  Brett Basanez to a two-year contract.

    2009- $385,000 2010- 470,000

    2. marcus hamilton - $385,000

    3. josh Bullocks- $525,000 salary 675,000 LTBE $1. 2 mill potential 1 year deal

    4. K. jones- 2 yr 3.5 mill deal 2009- 500K RB + 500K SB + 1 mill Sal= 2 mill cap

    5. frank omiyale- 4 year $11-14 mill deal.. 2009- $1.8 mill SB+ $3.7 RB+$620K Sal+180K W.)=$4.95 mill cap space

    5. Kevin shaffer- 3 years $8 mill- 2009 , $550,000 SB +1.2 Rb .1 mill= $2.383 mill cap space

    6. Orlando pace- 3 years $15 mill, $6.1 mill first year

    7. Jay cutler- 2009: $1.035 million (+ $100,000 workout bonus),  4 mill incentive top 5 in any passing category

    8. Michael Gaines- $620,000 salary $625,000 incentives= $1,250,000

    9.  Tinoisamoa, Pisa- $1,000,000 salary 1 year deal

  •  01-02-2009, 1:03 PM 1397779 in reply to 1397777

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    Rookie Cap and signings:

    total cap to spend 25. Bears 9 $3,497,111

    6 signed 5/29

    D.J. Moore, Johnny Knox, Marcus Freeman, Al Afalava, Lance Louis and Derek Kinder.

    The six players all received four-year contracts. The base value of the annual salaries for each player is $1.75 million.

    2009 $310,000
    2010 $395,000
    2011 $480,000
    2012 $565,000

    Here are the signing bonuses and total value of the deals for the seven players:

    DE Henry Melton $511,230 signing bonus, $2,261,230 total value

    CB D.J. Moore $466,753 signing bonus, $2,216,753

    WR Johnny Knox $204,240 signing bonus, $1,954,240

    LB Marcus Freeman $181,700 signing bonus, $1,931,700

    S Al Afalava $100,600 signing bonus, $1,850,600

    G Lance Louis $41,982 signing bonus, $1,791,982

    WR Derek Kinder $37,666 signing bonus, $1,787,666

    Jarron Gilbert, $740,000 signing bonus, $146,500 NLTBE, total bonus money $886,500

    Juaquin Iglesias, $500,000 signing bonus, $119,900 NLTBE, total bonus money $619,900

     

    cap space:

    Melton- $127,807 + $310,000= $437,807

    moore- $116,688 +$310,000=$426,688

    Knox- $51,060+ $310,000= $361,060

    freeman- $45,425+$310,000=$355,425

    Afalava-$25,150+ $310,000= $335,150

    Louis- $10,495 +$310,000= $320,495

    kinder- $9,416+ $310,000= 319,416

    Gilbert,  $740,000( $185,000+$310,000=$495,000 + $146,500 NLTBE

    Iglesias $500,000.(120,000) +$ 310,000=$430,000 +$119,900 NLTBE

    total= $3,481,041

    Cap limit- $3,497,111

    $16,000 under .. great job

     


     

  •  01-02-2009, 1:07 PM 1397787 in reply to 1397779

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    Thanks for the info.  Your always ontop of things.
  •  01-02-2009, 1:11 PM 1397798 in reply to 1397773

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    If you don't mind me asking, where did you find the details for Harrison's base salary? Rotoworld had it as undisclosed. There's a couple other people like that when I was making my rough estimate that I couldn't find. Would be nice to have another source of intel if I do a rough one again next season :)

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    Philadelphia, St. Louis, Green Bay, Minnesota, @Detroit

    Losses - Pitt, @Atlanta, Arizona, @San Francisco, @Minnesota, @Baltimore
    Prediction: 10-6(Best/Worst case +/- 1)
  •  01-02-2009, 1:20 PM 1397820 in reply to 1397798

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    beckdawg:
    If you don't mind me asking, where did you find the details for Harrison's base salary? Rotoworld had it as undisclosed. There's a couple other people like that when I was making my rough estimate that I couldn't find. Would be nice to have another source of intel if I do a rough one again next season :)

    NFLPA and suntimes are much better ( rotoworld just copy/pastes)

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    Player Info

    Draft Info

    DT (#)

    Year: 2008

    Chicago Bears

    Round: 3

    ,

    Position: 27

    Salary History

    2008 295000.00
    2009 385000.00
    2010 470000.00
    2011 555000.00

  •  01-02-2009, 1:25 PM 1397832 in reply to 1397787

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    SZOMP:
    Thanks for the info.  Your always ontop of things.

    No problem.. And keep in mind a few players like tait, ogun etc are either going to have to restucture or be cut, so we probably will be gaining more space in feb/march when cuts/roster bonuses due..last year it was griese, moose, walker miller,arch rmj.. all going to give us more space..

    i'd also say players like mcgowan and rex will not get offers from bears

  •  01-02-2009, 1:28 PM 1397841 in reply to 1397773

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    Tait is making 7 million??????  That is probowl money for a below average tackle, wow he needs to go.
  •  01-02-2009, 1:31 PM 1397848 in reply to 1397841

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    7th Floor Crew:
    Tait is making 7 million??????  That is probowl money for a below average tackle, wow he needs to go.

    Its the last year of his deal from 2002( and back then Usually had bigger salaries at end).. I really doubt Bears will pay him the $4.8 mill salary,, he will either restructure  or be cut, he's one of the "cap savings" that will happen, but until actually happens and how, its the much higher number for now

  •  01-02-2009, 3:07 PM 1398016 in reply to 1397848

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    DB, do you think we will pay Ogun that money? or would he be a restructure or cut? and same for Vash

  •  01-02-2009, 3:46 PM 1398078 in reply to 1398016

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    BearsMod18:
    DB, do you think we will pay Ogun that money? or would he be a restructure or cut? and same for Vash

    think both ogun and tait are gone if they do not restruture.. Vasher a little tough ebcuase unlike tait/ogun who are in their last year ofdeals, vasher still has 4 years left,, so his unamortized cap # is $7.6 million, so that is a big cap hit, doubt they do that..

  •  01-03-2009, 10:01 AM 1398898 in reply to 1398078

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    bears free agents in 2009:

    1. rex grossman

    2. john st. clair

    3. mike brown

    4. marcus hamilton

    5. brandon lloyd

    6. kevin jones

     

     

    Bears in last year of contracts:( that may be worth locking up or not)

    1booker

    2. m anderson

    3. izzy idonije

    4.olin kreutz

    5.patrick manelly

    6. D. manning

    7. A. ogunlaye

    8. kyle orton

    9. brandon riddea

    10. John tait

    11. matt toeinia

    12 . Jamar wiliams

    13 A. peterson

    ======================================

    IMO, of the free agents, you make an offer to mike brown based on playing time incenetives( as ask him to be the Db coach if he's done), and make a try at st/ clair for his versalitiy along line( he's not a starter BUT very good depth guy for both guard and tackle, and all teams need that, will depend on price).. rest will be gone.. can't imagine lloyd back

    Of the last year guys, only izzy i'd want to see locked up before Free agency..he's a valuab;e part of the d-line rotation AND ST, and will get offers if we let him get to F/a.. Manning intrguing, esp with his ST play, but again i'd let that go into oct and see how he does to start 2009, before any offer. olin/tait/ogun on last legs literally and think they may not be here even in 2009, much less extensions

     

     

     

  •  01-03-2009, 11:13 AM 1398994 in reply to 1398898

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    Definitely lock up Izzy. Don't forget Mannelly, he is the definition of consistency at long snapper.
  •  01-03-2009, 3:52 PM 1399222 in reply to 1397773

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    In order to have the bears  back on the right track (playoff team), we need to get rid of Lovie Smith or demote him and hire mike shanahan... Mike Shanahan was fired from the broncos and will be a prefect fit for chicago... Mike grew up outside of chicago and he knows how build a team using the westcoast offense system... that is the best possible way i can see it.. along with that he did win back to back superbowls something mr. ditka couldn't do...
  •  01-03-2009, 5:41 PM 1399345 in reply to 1398898

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    dbears54:

    bears free agents in 2009:

    1. rex grossman

    2. john st. clair

    3. mike brown

    4. marcus hamilton

    5. brandon lloyd

    6. kevin jones

     

     

    Bears in last year of contracts:( that may be worth locking up or not)

    1booker

    2. m anderson

    3. izzy idonije

    4.olin kreutz

    5.patrick manelly

    6. D. manning

    7. A. ogunlaye

    8. kyle orton

    9. brandon riddea

    10. John tait

    11. matt toeinia

    12 . Jamar wiliams

    13 A. peterson

    ======================================

    IMO, of the free agents, you make an offer to mike brown based on playing time incenetives( as ask him to be the Db coach if he's done), and make a try at st/ clair for his versalitiy along line( he's not a starter BUT very good depth guy for both guard and tackle, and all teams need that, will depend on price).. rest will be gone.. can't imagine lloyd back

    Of the last year guys, only izzy i'd want to see locked up before Free agency..he's a valuab;e part of the d-line rotation AND ST, and will get offers if we let him get to F/a.. Manning intrguing, esp with his ST play, but again i'd let that go into oct and see how he does to start 2009, before any offer. olin/tait/ogun on last legs literally and think they may not be here even in 2009, much less extensions

    Thanks for the earlier answer. As far as who we resign, I think you could add Lloyd to that but after JA's comments I don't know. He falls into the "players not playing hard" comment JA made. However, we have next to nothing in depth. He's easily our second best WR right now.

    For 2010, I think Peterson is probably worth resigning to a small deal. I agree on Izzy. Possibly Toe too.

    I'd like to see us cut Ogunleye and use the $2-3 million we save to persue peppers or suggs. I don't really see us keeping Ogunleye at all. Its obvious we need to upgrade that position. So, if we sign some one he's not really of a use. I suppose we could restructure and then draft someone but DE is a position rookies can come in and play. So, I think he's the most likely person to be cut.

    Tait is obviously the second most likely but I could see us keeping him if he restructures. I see us draftinng a RT in the 3rd or 4th round. We need someone in front of them in case they aren't ready. So, I could see Tait or possibly St. Clair filling that position. I would prefer if we got a guy like Vernon Carey.

    I think with Peppers/Suggs and Carey we'd have 5-6 million left. Not much but we could sign a cheaper vet QB


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    Prediction: 10-6(Best/Worst case +/- 1)
  •  01-04-2009, 7:00 AM 1400124 in reply to 1398994

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    Gruber:
    Definitely lock up Izzy. Don't forget Mannelly, he is the definition of consistency at long snapper.

    good point!.. yeah can't see him goping anywhere, he wil resign, just been a rock esp with olin not wanting to do ST

  •  01-04-2009, 7:10 AM 1400130 in reply to 1399345

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    beckdawg:
    dbears54:

    bears free agents in 2009:

    1. rex grossman

    2. john st. clair

    3. mike brown

    4. marcus hamilton

    5. brandon lloyd

    6. kevin jones

     

     

    Bears in last year of contracts:( that may be worth locking up or not)

    1booker

    2. m anderson

    3. izzy idonije

    5.patrick manelly

    6. D. manning

    7. A. ogunlaye

    8. kyle orton

    9. brandon riddea

    10. John tait

    11. matt toeinia

    12 . Jamar wiliams

    13 A. peterson

    ======================================

    IMO, of the free agents, you make an offer to mike brown based on playing time incenetives( as ask him to be the Db coach if he's done), and make a try at st/ clair for his versalitiy along line( he's not a starter BUT very good depth guy for both guard and tackle, and all teams need that, will depend on price).. rest will be gone.. can't imagine lloyd back

    Of the last year guys, only izzy i'd want to see locked up before Free agency..he's a valuab;e part of the d-line rotation AND ST, and will get offers if we let him get to F/a.. Manning intrguing, esp with his ST play, but again i'd let that go into oct and see how he does to start 2009, before any offer. olin/tait/ogun on last legs literally and think they may not be here even in 2009, much less extensions

    Thanks for the earlier answer. As far as who we resign, I think you could add Lloyd to that but after JA's comments I don't know. He falls into the "players not playing hard" comment JA made. However, we have next to nothing in depth. He's easily our second best WR right now.

    For 2010, I think Peterson is probably worth resigning to a small deal. I agree on Izzy. Possibly Toe too.

    I'd like to see us cut Ogunleye and use the $2-3 million we save to persue peppers or suggs. I don't really see us keeping Ogunleye at all. Its obvious we need to upgrade that position. So, if we sign some one he's not really of a use. I suppose we could restructure and then draft someone but DE is a position rookies can come in and play. So, I think he's the most likely person to be cut.

    Tait is obviously the second most likely but I could see us keeping him if he restructures. I see us draftinng a RT in the 3rd or 4th round. We need someone in front of them in case they aren't ready. So, I could see Tait or possibly St. Clair filling that position. I would prefer if we got a guy like Vernon Carey.

    I think with Peppers/Suggs and Carey we'd have 5-6 million left. Not much but we could sign a cheaper vet QB

    Yeah can see both tait/ogun needing restrtutures or gone, and agree about a Pass rusher, either in F/A or Draft... Also keep in mind if we decide to make a splash in F/a  we do have an "ace-in-the-hole"

    These contracts last year structured to give the bears maximum flexibility, and while they don't want to do all the time( because will create dead cap issues later on)..we have rosters bonuses totalling alittle over $20  million..( briggs$ 4.75 mill+hester $5 mill+ harris $6.67 mill+ gould  $2.15 mill+ davis $400K+$ 1.126 mill c. cwillams).

    toal roster bonuses= $20.09 million

    So we could change even let's say briggs and tommie( or hester) Roster bonus into a signign bonus( both indy and new england used this to save cap money with brady and manning recently), and create  rough;y another $8 million in space on just those 2( you take the roster bonus and divide it by years left to the yearly cap cost and subtract from total to get saving for 2009)..

     

  •  01-04-2009, 10:37 AM 1400302 in reply to 1397773

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    This is a great post..very informative. I can see 15 or 20 mil added to that bottomline with no problem.  Harris for sure Tait Vasher Tillman as possiblities. This is going to be a tricky year due to the possibility of next year may be uncapped..if thats the case players may be signing 1 yr contacts or extensions to have their names out there when the market goes nuts.
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  •  01-04-2009, 11:41 AM 1400384 in reply to 1400302

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    How much do you think a legit #1 wide receiver, i.e. Houshmandzadeh, would take, and would it be worth it to commit that much cap space?  Also, if McNabb is in play how much do you think he would take to come to Chicago?  Personally I'd be willing to see a big chunk go there and try to fill most of the other holes throught the draft.
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  •  01-04-2009, 4:02 PM 1400731 in reply to 1400384

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    Dbears, I think Olin is signed through 2010.

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  •  01-04-2009, 4:58 PM 1400806 in reply to 1400731

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    SVBearsfan:
    Dbears, I think Olin is signed through 2010.

    .

    thanks! you are correct, they had 2010 out of order, so didn't catch it,,

    Kreutz, Olin
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    Draft Info

    OL (#57)

    Year: 1998

    Chicago Bears

    Round: 3

    Honolulu, HI

    Position: 3

    Salary History

    2002 525000.00
    2003 1500000.00
    2010 2333334.00
    2004 1500000.00
    2005 2500000.00
    2006 12444444.00
    2007 3450000.00
    2008 2333333.00
    2009 2333333.00

  •  01-05-2009, 6:22 PM 1402856 in reply to 1397773

    Acounting for Marcus Hamliton's unearned LTBE incentives

    I read in one of the Chicago papers that at the deadline the Bear's gave Hamilton (a Exclusive Rights FA) an $8M incentive if he made some unobtainalbe number of special teams tackles...  How is that accounted for in th numbers....


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  •  01-06-2009, 5:45 AM 1403555 in reply to 1400384

    Re: OFFICAL 2009 CHICAGO BEARS SALARY CAP THREAD updated 1/2

    ABQbearfan:
    How much do you think a legit #1 wide receiver, i.e. Houshmandzadeh, would take, and would it be worth it to commit that much cap space?  Also, if McNabb is in play how much do you think he would take to come to Chicago?  Personally I'd be willing to see a big chunk go there and try to fill most of the other holes throught the draft.

    it would prob take $45-55 million 6 yr conrtact ,, which would be roughly 5.5 mill cap hit for 2009

  •  01-06-2009, 5:50 AM 1403556 in reply to 1402856

    Re: Acounting for Marcus Hamliton's unearned LTBE incentives

    VicF:
    I read in one of the Chicago papers that at the deadline the Bear's gave Hamilton (a Exclusive Rights FA) an $8M incentive if he made some unobtainalbe number of special teams tackles...  How is that accounted for in th numbers....

    actually it was said on score, not in papers and I was never able to verify it- so I do not think it was legit( there is a surprise).. ESPn cap mubers also don't have FWIW( the differrence between my number and theirs Is I have the LYBE's and ULTBE"s and they don't), but we are within 300,000 after backin them down.

    http://myespn.go.com/blogs/nfcnorth/0-7-45/Black-and-Blue--salary--caps.html

    Black and Blue (salary) caps

    January 5, 2009 7:00 PM

    Posted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert

    The offseason has arrived for all four NFC North teams, and usually the first question fans have is where their teams stand in terms of the salary cap.

    Thanks the magic of ESPN, I can bring those figures to your computer screen. The numbers below are current but don't reflect the credits and adjustments that occur just prior to the beginning of free agency.

    In order:

    Detroit: $26.8 million
    Minnesota: $20.4 million
    Green Bay: $19.09 million
    Chicago: $17.4 million

    What do these numbers mean? Nothing more than the fact that none of the Black and Blues will be particularly constrained this offseason by cap considerations. They'll each be able to make the moves they want to make.

    We'll have much more on the player movement season as the playoffs continue. But I wanted to get these numbers to you right away.

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