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Rabih Abdullah

2004 No SB/1 after week 1, .535 BS (.455 MSB)2004 CUT Post week 122004 No SB/1 after week 15, .535 BS (.455 MSB)

Bobby Abrams

1995 3/? TRV, .225/.375?/? BS1995 .075 SB/31996 IR, CUT Post (.132353 injury settlement)

Phillip Adams

2011 No SB after week 2, .45 BS2011 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5)2011 No SB after week 5, .45 BS2011 CUT Post week 5 (paid thru week 6)2011 No SB after week 6, .45 BS2011 CUT Post week 12

Titus Adams

2008 PS, .15 BS2009 3/1.42 TRV, .385/.47/.555 BS2009 .01 WO2009 CUT Post2009 PS, .15 BS2009 Activated after week 13, .385/.47 BS2009 .0125 2010 RB OATSB/2 (rebated when not earned?)2009 CUT Post week 16 (claimed by CLE)

Joseph Addai

2012 1/1.1 TRV, .725 BS2012 .075 SB/12012 .05 WO2012 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, .21875 LTBE)2012 .3 LTBE

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Base salary: $725,000 Signing bonus: $75,000 Workout bonus: $50,000 Roster bonus: $218,750 Incentives: $300,000 Salary cap charge: $1.36 million

Ray Agnew

1990 5/3.135 TRV, .275/.35/.4/.45/.5 BS1990 1 SB/51990 BS guaranteed1991 .2 BS guaranteed1991-1994 .04 WO1994 .0925 LTBE

USA Today: $1 million signing bonus; salaries of $335,000, $410,000, $460,000, $510,000 and $560,000 for 1990-94 and $40,000 off-season workout bonus each year. Total: $3.48 million over five years.

Robert Agnone

2009 .0884 BS2010 1/.325 TRV, .32 BS2010 .005 WO?2010 CUT Post

Danny Aiken

2011 Acquired from BUF (waivers)2011 .375/.465/.555 BS2014 1/.725 TRV, .645 BS2014 .055 SB/12014 .025 WO2014 CUT Post2014 1/.645 TRV, .645 BS

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Aiken's one-year deal with the Patriots, which is technically an extension, calls for him to earn a base salary of $645,000 this season. He received a $55,000 signing bonus as part of the extension, as well as a $25,000 workout bonus, so his cap charge will be $725,000.

Sam Aiken

2008 2/1.55 TRV, 2 TRMV, .605/.645 BS2008 .225 SB/22008-2009 .0375 WO2008 .45 NLTBE2009 2/2 TRV ext, 2.5 TRMV, .76/.775 BS2009 BS raised to 1.162083 after week 5, equiv 1.012010-2011 .05 WO2010-2011 .25 NLTBE2010 CUT Post

Chris Akins

2003 1/.555 TRV, .53 BS (.45 MSB)2003 .025 SB/1

Eric Alexander

2006 1/.35 TRV, .35 BS2007 1/.435 TRV, .435 BS2008 1/.52 TRV, .52 BS2008 IR after week 112009 1/.67 TRV, .62 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .05 RB/WO2009 CUT Post week 52009 No SB/1 after week 5, .65 BS2009 1/.825 TRV ext, 1.625 TRMV, .7 BS2009 BS raised to .953571 after week 10, equiv .7661762010 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Alexander, a fifth-year player, had been on one-year contracts with $620,000 base salaries and had roster and workout bonuses that totaled an additional $50,000.

Albert Breer, Boston Globe: Alexander received a $125,000 signing bonus, and has a $700,000 base salary set for 2010. That number could rise as high as $1.5 million if Alexander hits all his incentives, which would necessitate contributions on defense. The groundwork for this move was laid in October, when the club cut and re-signed Alexander, opening the door logistically for an extension to be signed.

Ryan Allen

2013 3/1.4865 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .0015 SB/32013 .0025 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $1,500 Base salary guarantee: $2,500 Total guarantee: $4,000

Terry Allen

1999 2/.9 TRV, 7.4 TRMV, .4/.4 BS1999 .1 SB/21999-2000 3.25 one-time NLTBE2000 CUT Pre2000 3.25 RB (incentivized, not earned)

Danny Amendola

2013 5/28.5 TRV, 31 TRMV, 2/3/4/5/6 BS2013 6 SB/52013 BS guaranteed2013 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .34375 LTBE, earned .375)

2013-2017 .5 NLTBE (recs)2014 2 BS guaranteed2014 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .375 LTBE, earned .5)2015-2017 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2015 3/14.25 TRV, 16.5 TRMV, 1.25/5/6 BS2015 .5 SB/32015-2017 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2015-2017 .75 NLTBE (recs, PT?)

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Amendola's contract is worth $28.5 million and includes a $6 million signing bonus, according to a league source with knowledge of the deal. The deal includes $10 million in total guaranteed money. Amendola's $2 million base salary in 2013 is fully guaranteed. He's also due $500,000 in a roster bonus paid out through $31,250 per game. His salary-cap figure for 2013 is $3.543 million. In 2014, Amendola has a $3 million base salary with $2 million fully guaranteed. The deal includes a $500,000 roster bonus paid out $31,250 per game. His salary cap figure for 2014 is $4.543 million. In 2015, the deal carries a base salary of $4 million that's not guaranteed. He has a $500,000 roster bonus again, paid out $31,250 per game. His salary-cap figure is $5.543 million. In 2016, his base salary is $5 million and he has a salary-cap figure of $6.543 million. That includes a $500,000 roster bonus paid out $31,250 per game. In 2017, his base salary is $6 million and his salary-cap figure is $7.543 million. The deal includes a roster bonus of $500,000 paid out $31,250 per game.

Jim Thomas, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: An additional $2.5 million in roster bonuses (paid at $31,250 per game Amendola is active), plus $2.5 million in incentives (based on receptions), could max out the contract at $31 million.

Jeff Howe, Boston Herald: Amendola’s restructured three-year, $14.25 million contract saved the team an additional $2.54 million against the salary cap in 2015. His new cap hit is $3.116 million. Amendola’s $500,000 signing bonus was the only guaranteed money in the new deal. But his playing-time incentives increased from $500,000 to $750,000 in all three years of the pact. His base salary decreased from $4 million to $1.25 million in 2015, but the base salaries remained $5 million in 2016 and $6 million in 2017… Amendola’s cap hits increased by $166,666 to $6,866,666 in 2016 and by $166,668 to $7,866,668 in 2017.

Larry Anam

2007 2/.659 TRV, .285/.37 BS2007 .004 SB/22007 CUT Post

Mark Anderson

2011 1/1.375 TRV, 1 BS2011 .375 SB/1

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Anderson was signed to a one-year deal worth $1.375 million. The pact included a $375,000 signing bonus.

Willie Andrews

2006 4/1.6565 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .0465 SB/42008 CUT Post

Joe Andruzzi

2000 No SB/1 after week 1, .385/.44 BS2000 IR after week 14, .173 BS2001 CBA increase BS to .4482001 .015 WO2001 3/2.74 TRV ext, .55/.715/.925 BS2001 .55 SB/42004 BS escalated to 1.2

Michael Smith, Boston Globe: The Patriots have agreed to a three-year contract extension with right guard Joe Andruzzi worth $3.55 million, with a $550,000 signing bonus.

Armond Armstead

2015 .143222 injury settlement

Ben Volin, Boston Globe: Armstead, who retired in July 2014, counts $143,222 against #Patriots salary 2015 cap with an injury settlement…

Bruce Armstrong

1987 4/1.26 TRV, .135/.165/.21/.25 BS1987 .5 SB/41990 4/3.1 TRV, .6/.65/.7/.75 BS1990 .075 RB1990 .1 RepB1991 .125 RepB1992-1993 .05 RepB1994 4/10 TRV, 1.5/2.5/2.3/2.2 BS1994 1.5 SB/41998 4/15.6 TRV, .5/3/2.5/2.7 BS1998 4 SB/41998 .1 WO1999 1.2 SB/3 CONV1999 .5 RB1999 .1 WO (not earned)2000 CUT Pre2000-2001 1 RB (not paid)2000-2001 .1 WO (not paid)2000 1/.44 TRV, .44 BS

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: the Patriots also officially announced the signing of left tackle Bruce Armstrong to a four-year, $10 million deal that reportedly carries with it a $1.5 million signing bonus.

Terry Price, Hartford Courant: Armstrong, 32, a six-time Pro Bowl selection, agreed to a four- year, $15.6 million contract… Armstrong's contract, which includes a signing bonus of $4 million, ensures he will finish his career with the Patriots.

Alan Greenberg, Hartford Courant: To help pay Milloy, and save themselves $2.2 million against the salary cap, the Patriots on Thursday cut 13-year Veteran left tackle Bruce Armstrong… He was due to make $3.5 million next season.

Greg Garber, ESPN: Upshaw, sitting in his Washington D.C., office, pulled out Armstrong's contract. "When he came into the league, 1987, as a first-round draft choice, his base [salary] was $135,000," he said. "This year he was supposed to make a base of $2.5 million, along with his original signing bonus of $1.4 million and a roster bonus of $1 million. "Before free agency there were no roster bonuses. The Patriots waived him so they didn't have to pay the $1 million roster bonus in March…"

Nick Cafardo: Armstrong is one of the few Patriots who do not take part in the team offseason conditioning program, despite a $100,000 workout bonus.

Kyle Arrington

2009 PS after week 2, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 8, .31/.395 BS2009 .00555556 RB/game on 45-man (equiv .05) OATSB/22009 .18 dummy LTBE (for 30% Rule)2010 .05 WO OATSB CONV/2 (over 2009-2010)2011 2/1.875 TRV, 3.275 TRMV, .525/.85 BS2011 .4 SB/22012 .1 WO2012 BS escalated to 1.85 (addl .4 esc possible)2013 4/16 TRV, 17 TRMV, 1/2/3/3.5 BS2013 6.5 SB/42013 BS guaranteed2013-2016 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2014 1 BS guaranteed

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Arrington has signed a two-year contract with a maximum value of $3.275 million… Arrington will have base salaries of $525,000 in 2011 and $850,000 in 2012. He earned a signing bonus of $400,000.

Mike Reiss, ESPN: the four-year, $16 million contract signed by cornerback Kyle Arrington: Signing bonus: $6.5 million… 2013 Base salary: $1 million (fully guaranteed) Cap charge: $2.62 million Incentives: $250,000 (Pro Bowl)… 2014 Base salary: $2 million ($1 million guaranteed) Cap charge: $3.62 million Incentives: $250,000 (Pro Bowl)… 2015 Base salary: $3 million Cap

charge: $4.625 million Incentives: $250,000 (Pro Bowl)… 2016 Base salary: $3.5 million Cap charge: $5.125 million Incentives: $250,000 (Pro Bowl)…

Mike Arthur

1995 Traded to GB (for Bill Schroeder, Jeff Wilner & Ferric Collons)

Tom Ashworth

2001 PS, .068 BS (.072 over 18 weeks)2001 CUT Post week 52001 PS after week 8 (of 18), .068 BS2002 1/.225 TRV, .225 BS2003 1/.3 TRV, .3 BS2004 1/.38 TRV, .38 BS2005 1.43 RFA tender

Thomas Austin

2010 PS after week 3, .0884 BS (thru week 19)2011 2/.755 TRV, .33/.415 BS2011 .01 SB/22011 CBA increased BS to .3752011 CUT Post (claimed by HOU)2012 .14994

Remi Ayodele

2006 2/.6375 TRV, .275/.36 BS2006 .0025 SB/22006 CUT Post

Rodney Bailey

2004 1/1.3 TRV, 1.3 BS2004 .65 BS guaranteed2004 2/1.376471 TRV ext, .6/.65 BS2004 .325 SB/32004 BS lowered to .45625 after week 13, equiv 1.1014712005 Cut Post2005-2006 .55 NLTBE (PT)

Jerry DiPaola, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Bailey, a restricted free agent, signed a one-year, $1.3 million offer sheet with the New England Patriots that includes a $650,000 signing bonus.

Chris Baker

2009 5/14.4 TRV, 1.6/2/2.1/2.6/2.9 BS

2009 1.5 SB/52009-2013 .1 WO2009 CUT Post week 21 (Mar 2010)2011 1.2 OB/4

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Baker's deal, on the surface, is a five-year, $14.4 million pact. But because of the presence of a $1.2 million option bonus in 2011, it could also be viewed as a two-year, $5.3 million deal (includes $200k in workout bonuses). If the Patriots pick up the $1.2 million option bonus in 2011, it becomes the five-year deal. If they don't, it ends at two years. Overall, Baker received a $1.5 million signing bonus and the following base salaries: $1.6 million (2009), $2 million (2010), $2.1 million (2011), $2.6 million (2012) and $2.9 million (2013).

Rashad Baker

2006 Acquired from MIN after week 9 (waivers)2006 .425 BS2007 2/1.305 TRV, 2.005 TRMV, .51/.605 BS2007 .09 SB/22007 .05 RB2007-2008 .35 NLTBE2007 CUT Post week 15 (claimed by OAK)2008 .05 WO

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Rashad Baker's two-year deal included a $90,000 signing bonus and base salaries of $510,000 in 2007 and $605,000 in 2008 to go with a $50,000 roster bonus in 2007 and a $50,000 workout bonus in 2008.

Jake Ballard

2012 Acquired from NYG (waivers)2012 .54 BS2012 PUP2013 contract tolled, .63 BS2013 CUT Post

Tully Banta-Cain

2003 4/1.40075 TRV, .225/.305/.38/.46 BS2003 .03075 SB/42006 CBA increase BS to .52009 1/.67 TRV, .62 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .025 RB (53-man week 1)2009 .025 WO2009 CUT Post week 62009 No SB/1 after week 6, .65 BS2009 BS guaranteed2010 3/13.5 TRV, 18.75 TRMV, .8/2.3/3.8 BS2010 6 SB/3

2010 .2 WO2010-2012 1.75 NLTBE2011 CUT Post2011 .2 WO (.1 earned by transition rules)2012 .2 WO

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Banta-Cain's contract includes a $25,000 roster bonus, and about $30,000 in a workout bonus.

Ian Rapaport, Boston Herald: The contract will pay Banta-Cain an average of $4.5 million per year, a source told the Boston Herald. His signing bonus alone is worth a whopping $6 million. The contract could be worth a total of nearly $19 million, depending on his performance.

Albert Breer, Boston Globe: the deal is actually for three years and $13.5 million ($4.5 million/year) with the chance, as we reported last week, for incentives to kick it up to $18 million and $6 million per year.

Chris Barker

2013 Acquired from MIA (waivers)2013 .405/.495/.585 BS2014 CUT Post2014 PS, .1071 BS2014 Activated after week 6, .495 BS2014 CUT Post week 82014 PS, .1071 BS2014 BS raised to .17 after week 10?2015 1/.51 TRV, .51 BS

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1-year deal, $510,000 base ($333,000 split in event of injury)…

Brooks Barnard

2003 No SB/1 after week 13, .225 BS

Tyree Barnes

2009 1/.312 TRV, .31 BS2009 .002 SB/12009 reserve/military

Josh Barrett

2010 Acquired from DEN (waivers)2010 .47 BS2010 IR2011 2/2 TRV, 2.94 TRMV, .725/.775 BS2011 .25 SB/2

2011-2012 .025 WO2011 IR after week 92012 .2 RB (.24 esc possible)2012 .7 esc possible

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The two-year extension will pay Barrett base salaries of $725,000 in 2011 and $775,000 in 2012. The deal includes a $250,000 signing bonus.

Ben Bartholomew

2013 3/1.495 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .01 SB/32013 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing Bonus: $10,000 Base salary guarantee: 0 Total guarantee: $10,000

1996 Acquired from GB (for past considerations)1996 .25/.315 BS1998 3/? TRV, .3/.4/? BS1998 .21 SB/3?2000 CUT Pre

Fred Baxter

2002 .025 SB/1 after week 16, .65 BS (no MSB)2003 1/.78 TRV, .755 BS (.45 MSB)2003 .025 SB/1

Steve Beauharnais

2013 4/2.207592 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .047592 SB/42014 IR, .318 BS2014 CUT Post, .037412 injury settlement

Field Yates, ESPN: The deal is for four years with a maximum value of $2.207 million and includes a signing bonus of $47,592.

Mike Reiss, ESPN: there are split salaries in 2013 and 2014, so if Beauharnais lands on a reserve list in either season, his base salary would be reduced. In a technical note, the 2014 base salary is tied to Beauharnais having a credited season in 2013.

Ben Volin, Boston Globe: Beauharnais got an injury settlement of $37,412…

Tyler Beck

2014 3/1.5315 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .0015 SB/3

2014 CUT Pre

Field Yates, ESPN: $1,500 ($1,500 signing bonus)

Monty Beisel

2005 2/1.77 TRV, .55/.795 BS2005 .425 SB/22006 CUT Post

John Tomase, Boston Herald: The Patriots invested two years and $2 million with a $425,000 signing bonus before last season, but Beisel never found a groove in the team's 3-4 system.

Jacob Bender

2008 PS, .0884 BS

Jake Bequette

2012 4/2.6548 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .5398 SB/42013-2015 .005 WO2014 CUT Post2014 PS, .1071 BS2014 BS raised to .17 after week 10?2015 2/1.275 TRV, .585/.675 BS2016 .015 WO

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Patriots third-round defensive end Jake Bequette's deal is worth $2.654 million, including $539,800 bonus plus annual $5,000 workout bonuses…

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 2-year deal, $1.275 million 2015 base: $585,000 ($333,000 split in event of injury) 2016 base: $675,000 ($403,000 split in event of injury) 2016 workout bonus: $15,000

Mike Berry

2011 .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .008 SB/32011 CUT Post2011 .007 BS guaranteed?

Kyle Bissinger

2007 3/1.1165 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .0015 SB/32007 CUT Post

Eric Bjornson

2000 2/1.3 TRV, .44/.48 BS2000 .15 SB/22000 .05 WO2000 CUT Post week 11(paid thru week 12), .129412 termination pay2001 .08 WO2001 .1 RB (.25 esc possible)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The Patriots signed tight end Eric Bjornson to a two-year, $1.4 million deal. Bjornson gets a $200,000 signing bonus and annual salaries of $440,000 and $484,000, plus reporting bonuses. He also has a chance to double that salary with incentives for games played.

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Bjornson's deal includes a $150,000 signing bonus, a $50,000 reporting bonus, and salaries of $440,000 and $484,000. He has several incentives that would roll into next year's base salary.

Drew Bledsoe

1993 3/8.34375 TRV, 1.025/1.28125/1.5375/1.79375/2.05/2.30625 BS1993 4.5 SB/61996-1998 voidable1995 7/41.8 TRV, 1/1.5/2.6/4.5/5.16/6.34/7.6 BS1995 12.9 SB/71995 BS lowered to .522223 after week 8, equiv 11997 .1 WO1999 .1 WO1999 1.065 SB/3 CONV2001 10/102.8 TRV, 3.4/5/5.5/6/6/6.5/7.5/12/13/14 BS2001 8 OB/10/62001-2003 2 BS guaranteed (injury)2002-2010 .1 WO2002 Traded to BUF (for 2003 1st)2004 7 OB/72008 8 OB/3

USA Today: $14,494 million for six years. Signing bonus: $4.5 million. Salaries of $1.025 million, $1.281 million, $1.538 million, $1.794 million, $2.05 million, $2.306 million. Average: $2.416 million. Contract voids after thre years with 55% of play time, 10 starts or 40 starts in three years.

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: if Bledsoe reaches those 10 starts without a new deal in place, another $2.25 million would be dumped on New England's salary cap immediately because the final three years of his original contract would be voided and his $4.5 million signing bonus would be compressed into three years, skyrocketing his present cap value from $2,287,500 to $4,537,500.

Dave Caldwell, Knight Ridder Tribune: Bledsoe negotiated a six-year, $42 million deal that included an astonishing $11.5 million signing bonus and a $1.7 million salary for 1995.

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: Willie McGinest has a $100,000 workout bonus [in 1999]. So do Drew Bledsoe and Ben Coates.

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: there are a few interesting dates to consider. The first is July 1, the date by which the Pats must trigger the first four years of the contract with an $8 million bonus. The Pats are not bound to exercise this payment (it's an bonus). If they don't exercise it, Bledsoe's base salary will go from $3.5 million in 2001 to $9.6 million and Bledsoe will become an unrestricted free agent after the season. By making this bonus due on July 1 and not on March 7, the day Bledsoe signed the contract, it remains financially feasible to trade Bledsoe. Big trades are not common in the NFL because of salary cap implications. But if the Pats dealt Bledsoe prior to paying the bonus, he would count no more than $4.2 million (and as little as $2.2 million, depending on the language in the contract) against the 2001 cap. Bledsoe's cap figures are slated to be $8.5 million in '01, $7 million in '02 and $7.5 million in '03…

The second important date is Nov. 1, 2004, which is when the Pats have a $7 million option bonus to extend the deal to 2007. By making the payment due in the middle of the season, the Pats are assuring that the key decision on Bledsoe's future will come following the '03 season, which means Bledsoe's 10-year deal may end up lasting only three years.

If the Pats don't exercise the $7 million option, they must pay Bledsoe a $2 million buyout (bringing the four-year value of the deal to at least $30 million). The Pats could release him and pay neither the option nor the buyout, but it's the type of decision the team would not want to make in the middle of the season.

BLEDSOE'S CONTRACT BASE SALARIES 2001$3.5 million 2002$5.0 million 2003$5.5 million 2004$6.0 million 2005$6.0 million 2006$6.5 million 2007$7.5 million 2008$12 million 2009$13 million 2010$14 million TOTAL$79.0 million

BONUSES (due by) JULY 1, 2001 - $8 million to exercise years '02-04 NOV. 1, 2004 - $7 millionm to exercise years '05-07 FEB. 15, 2008 - $8 million to exercise years '08-10 TOTAL - $23 million

NOTES - Bledsoe also has $1 million in workout bonuses to bring the total value of the deal to $103 million. If the Pats pay the first bonus, they have the option to pay Bledsoe another $7.2m bonus by Feb. 15, 2002, for years '05-10. That would cancel out the last two bonuses due in '04 and '08 and reduce the total value of the deal by some $8 million. Given the salary cap implications, it's highly unlikely the Pats will exercise this option.

John Oehser: Bledsoe, for example, signed a 10-year extension for $103 million with an $8 million bonus payable in June. But the important part is the first four years, when he receives $30 million in salary and bonuses. After the fourth year, he is due to receive an $8 million roster bonus.

Bryan Morry:"the deal also includes injury insurance that guarantees Bledsoe $6 million over the first three years of the contract. He will get $2 million each year for the first three years on top of the salary, making his total guaranteed money $14 million over the first three years of the contract."

Jay Glazer, Fox Sports: The contract also states that on Feb. 15, 2002 the Patriots must decide on another option bonus of $7.2 million. If they pick up this bonus on or before this date, Bledsoe's contract will automatically be extended from 2005 to 2010. This route calls for the team to pay him $4.2 million on April 15 of next year and $3 million on the same date in 2003.

NY Times: Bledsoe is guaranteed about $24 million over three years

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Bledsoe was due an option bonus of $7 million by Nov. 1 of this year [2004] to trigger the 2005-2007 segment of the contract he originally signed with the New England Patriots in 2001. Had the Bills agreed to pay that option bonus, Bledsoe would have been compensated in 2004 to the tune of $13 million and would have earned $25.5 million 2004-2006.

Peter King, SI: The Bills whacked the $7 million bonus he was due in November [2004] that would have activated the 2005-2007 portion of his contract and handed him a $6.5 million bonus now. They cut his salary from the original $6 million he was scheduled to earn under his old deal in 2004 to $2.25 million. So he'll make $8.75 million in bonus and salary in 2004. He was scheduled to make $6 million in 2005 and 2006 as well, and under the re-done deal, if he stays on the team, he'd make $4.35 million and $5.4 million in bonus and salary in 2005 and 2006, respectively.

AP: The 11-year veteran was scheduled to make a base salary of $5.9 million this season [2004], a figure that would balloon to $12 million in 2008.

LeGarrette Blount

2013 Acquired from TB (for 7th & Jeff Demps)2013 1/.68 TRV, .63 BS2013 .05 WO2014 No SB/2 after week 11, .73/.75 BS2015 .1 RB2015 .05 WO2015 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1)2015 .6 NLTBE (PT, rush yds, Pro Bowl)

Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Blount's $150,000 workout bonus has been reduced to $50,000 and his $350,000 reporting bonus has been eliminated. In addition to that $450,000 in savings, Blount's base salary has been reduced by nearly 50 percent, going from $1.25 million to $630,000, none of which is guaranteed. Blount's 2013 cap hit has gone from $1.75 million to $680,000… Blount's renegotiated deal also included a "split" salary that would reduce Blount's pay rate (to $383,000) if he were placed on a reserve list.

Leigh Bodden

2009 1/2.25 TRV, 2.25 BS2009 1 BS guaranteed (esc from .75 for completed WO)2010 4/22 TRV, 3.9/3.9/3.9/3.9 BS2010 6 SB/42010-2013 .1 WO2010 IR2011 CUT Post week 7 (paid thru week 8, 2.064706 termination pay?)

Christopher Gasper, Boston Globe: the deal is one year for $2.25 million with $1 million guaranteed. There are no incentives in the deal, a la Shawn Springs, but the deal does include a no-franchise clause.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Bodden receives a $6 million signing bonus. His base salary is $3.9 million in each year of the deal, and the 2010 base salary is guaranteed for skill and injury. He also has $100,000 workout bonuses in each year of the deal.

Brandon Bolden

2012 3/1.455 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .015 SB/32015 3/2.32 TRV, .66/.76 BS2015 .3 SB/22015 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)2015-2016 .025 WO2016 .021875 RB/game active (equiv .35)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Bolden (Mississippi) -- $15,000…

Ben Volin, Boston Globe: Bolden signed a two-year extension, with base salaries of $660,000 for 2015 and $760,000 in 2016. It also includes a $300,000 signing bonus, roster bonuses of $200,000 and $350,000, and a $25,000 workout bonus each year…

Kirk Botkin

1994 2/.248 TRV, .108/.135 BS1994 .005 SB/21994 CUT Post

Josh Boyce

2013 4/2.637 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .477 SB/42014 CUT Post2014 PS, .1071 BS2014 BS raised to .17 after week 10?2014 Activated after week 16, .495/.51 BS

Field Yates/Mike Reiss, ESPN: 4 years, $2.637 million… Signing bonus: $477,000… Base salaries: 2013: $405,000 (split salary if lands on reserve list at any point) 2014: $495,000 (split salary if lands on reserve list in preseason) 2015: $585,000 2016: $675,000

Ron Brace

2009 4/4.435 TRV, .31/.395/.586/.777 BS2009 .454 RB2009 BS guaranteed2010 .373 BS guaranteed2010 1.68 OB/32010 IR after week 172011-2012 .025 WO (incentivized, not earned)2011 PUP, activated after week 8.183 PTI

Aaron Wilson, PFT: The New England Patriots have agreed to terms on a four-year rookie deal with second-round defensive lineman Ron Brace that includes $2.82 million in guaranteed money and carries a maximum value of nearly $4.5 million, according to a league source. Per the source, Brace will receive a $1.68 million option bonus next March as well as a $454,000 roster bonus in the middle of next month. The first-year salary is guaranteed and the second-year salary will include $373,000 in guaranteed money. The contract includes a fourth-year escalator clause based on playing time that could boost the total value of the deal to the $4.5 million level.

Kyle Brady

2007 2/5.3 TRV, 1.2/1.9 BS2007 2 SB/22007-2008 .1 WO2008 CUT Pre

Gene Frenette, Florida Times-Union: Brady came to terms on Friday night with the New England Patriots on a two-year contract worth $5.3 million, including a $2 million signing bonus… Brady will earn a $1.2 base salary and $100,000 roster bonus in 2007 on top of his signing bonus. In 2008, which could be Brady's final NFL season, his base salary goes up to $2 million.

Tom Brady

2000 3/.8665 TRV, .9565 TRMV, .193/.275/.358 BS2000 .0385 SB/32000 .02 NLTBE2001 CBA increase BS to .298/.3752001 .03 NLTBE2002 .04 NLTBE2002 5/30 TRV, 32.5 TRMV, .375/3.125/5.5/5.5/6 BS2002 3.5 SB/52002-2006 .5 NLTBE

2003 6 OB/42003 2.675 SB/4 CONV2004 4.965 SB/3 CONV2005 6/57.3 TRV, 1/4/6/5/2.3/3.5 BS2005 14.5 SB/6/52006 12 OB/52007 5.28 SB/4 CONV2007 2009 BS increased to 52008-2010 3 RB2008 IR after week 12010 4/72 TRV ext, 7.5/5.75/5.75/9.75/9.75 BS2010 16 SB/52011 4 RB2012-2015 .25 WO2012 4.8 SB/3 CONV2012 6 RB CONV/32013-2014 5 RB (not paid)2013 5/57 TRV, 1/2/7/8/9 BS2013 30 SB/52013-2014 BS guaranteed2015-2017 BS guaranteed (injury only, vesting removed)2015 BS raised to 8/9/10

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: A sixth-round choice in the 2000 draft, Brady signed a three-year contract that included a $38,500 signing bonus and minimum base salaries.

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: the third-year Veteran received a signing bonus of $3.5 million but kept his 2002 base salary at $375,000, the amount negotiated in his initial rookie contract in 2000… Brady is due a $6 million option payment next March (March, 2003) to trigger the remainder of the contract. The base salaries for the four-year extension portion of the deal then become $3.125 million (2003), $5.5 million (2004), $5.5 million (2005) and $6 million (2006). The final season also includes $500,000 in incentives.

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Brady was scheduled to earn base salaries of $5.5 million in 2005 and $6 million for 2006. According to documents obtained by ESPN.com, the contract includes a $14.5 million signing bonus and a $12 million option bonus that is due next spring. The base salaries are $1 million (for 2005), $4 million ('06), $6 million ('07), $5 million ('08), $2.3 million ('09) and $3.5 million ('10). There are roster bonuses of $3 million each in the final three years of the contract.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The four-year contract extension signed by New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady includes a $16 million signing bonus, according to a source. As part of the extension, Brady had his base salary in 2010 increased to $7.5 million. He had been scheduled to earn a base salary of $3.5 million this season, and had previously earned a $3 million roster bonus. Brady will earn base salaries of $5.75 million in 2011; $5.75 million in 2012; $9.75 million in 2013; and $9.75 million in 2014. The $5.75 million base salary in 2011 is guaranteed. Meanwhile, Brady has roster bonuses of $4 million in 2011, $6 million in 2012, $5

million in 2013 and $5 million in 2014. He can also earn $250,000 workout bonuses in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014, adding another possible $1 million to the pact.

Mike Florio, PFT: Factoring in a $4 million salary advance (because he really needs the money, apparently), Brady's total pay from September to early January exceeds $30 million. In 2011, Brady will earn a base salary of $5.75 million and a roster bonus of $4 million. The base salary is guaranteed for injury and it becomes guaranteed for skill if Brady is on the roster for the final game of the 2010 regular season. There's also an oddly-specific workout bonus of $257,280. In 2012, Brady's salary again will be $5.75 million, and it again will be guaranteed for skill if he's on the roster for the final game of 2011. The roster bonus moves to $6 million, and the oddly-specific roster bonus increases to $258,120. For 2013, a base salary of $9.75 million becomes guaranteed for skill if Brady is on the roster for the final game of the 2012 season. There's a $5 million roster bonus, and the oddly-specific roster bonus remains $258,120. Identical numbers apply in 2014, the final year of the five-year contract.

So the guarantee upon signing was $23.5 million, given that the non-guaranteed base salary of $7.5 million became guaranteed as soon as the 2010 regular season began. (Arguably, it's $27.5 million, since the $4 million salary advance has migrated into Brady's pocket and likely won't be paid back.) In Week 17 of the 2010 season, another $5.75 million becomes guaranteed, but only for skill. In Week 17 of the 2011 season, another $5.75 million becomes guaranteed, but only for skill. In Week 17 of the 2012 season, another $9.75 million becomes guaranteed, but only for skill. In Week 17 of the 2013 season, another $9.75 million becomes guaranteed, but only for skill.

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Brady was scheduled to earn $5.75 million in base salary with a $6 million roster bonus and $250,000 workout bonus this season. Under the restructure, Brady's base salary was reduced to a fully guaranteed $950,000, with the leftover amount ($4.8 million) combined with the roster bonus and converted into a $10.8 million signing bonus that will be prorated over the three remaining years on Brady's contract.

Field Yates, ESPN: The deal includes a $30 million signing bonus for the quarterback, which will be paid out over a period that extends to March 15, 2015, according to a league source. Brady will earn $10 million of that signing bonus during the 2013 season, $5 million in a payment on February 15, 2014, $10 million during the 2014 season, and $5 million on February 15, 2015. Brady's salary for 2013 and 2014 are now $1 million and $2 million respectively, and are fully guaranteed. His old deal was scheduled to pay him $9.75 million in base salary for each of those seasons. Brady's salary for 2015, 2016, 2017 are $7 million, $8 million, and $9 million, which are fully guaranteed for injury only.

Alan Branch

2015 2/5.1 TRV, 6.6 TRMV, 1.2/1.2 BS2015 .7 SB/22015-2016 .4 LTBE (weight clause)2015 .025 RB/game on roster (equiv .4, .2 LTBE)2015-2016 .75 NLTBE (PT)2016 .4 RB2016 .025 RB/game on roster (equiv .4)

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Two years Maximum value: $6.6 million Signing bonus: $700,000 2015 base salary: $1.2 million 2015 roster bonus: $400,000 ($25,000 per game on the roster) 2015 playing time incentives: $750,000 2015 weight bonus: $400,000… 2016 base salary: $1.2 million 2016 roster bonus-part 1: $400,000 (paid on first day of 2016 league year if on the roster) 2016 roster bonus-part 2: $400,000 ($25,000 per game on the roster) 2016 playing time incentives: $750,000 2016 weight bonus: $400,000… While it's a two-year deal, the sides inserted an option into the contract that could make it a one-year deal. The Patriots would pick up the second year of the contract by paying Branch $400,000 if he's on the roster the first day of the 2016 league year.

Deion Branch

2002 5/2.93 TRV, 5.93 TRMV, .225/.3/.38/.455/.545 BS2002 1.025 SB/52006 BS escalated to 1.045 (addl 2.5 esc possible)2006 held out 1 week2006 Traded to SEA after week 1 (for 2007 1st)2010 Acquired from SEA after week 5 (for 2011 4th)2010 5.47/5.95 BS2010 2011 BS reduced to 2.22011 .1 WO2011 1 LTBE added2011 .7 NLTBE added2012 1/1.325 TRV, 4.325 TRMV, .925 BS2012 .25 SB/12012 .15 WO2012 .25 LTBE2012 2.75 NLTBE

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: the Pats' second-round pick yesterday morning signed a five-year contract worth around $3 million… the Pats included several performance bonuses that could add as much as $3 million to Branch's fifth-year salary. Branch got $1.025 million to sign and will receive a minimum salary of $225,000 this season. His 2002 cap charge will be $430,000.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The restructure reduces Branch's 2011 base salary from $5.95 million and puts it closer in line with Wes Welker's base salary of $2.15 million in 2011, according to a source. Branch has a chance to earn close to an additional $2 million in incentives.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Branch's one-year contract breaks down this way: Base salary: $925,000 Signing bonus: $250,000 Workout bonus: $150,000 Incentives: $250,000-$3 million… Branch's salary cap charge, if he makes the team, will be $1.575 million.

Vincent Brisby

1993 1/.11 TRV, .1 BS1993 .01 RepB1993 BS guaranteed

1994 2/.805 TRV, .185/.22 BS1994 .4 SB/21996 .785 RFA tender1996 5/8.6 TRV, .4/1/1.2/1.65/2.35? BS1996 2 SB/51999 3/4.5 TRV, .4/1.5/1.85 BS1999 .75 SB/32000 CUT Post

David Aldridge, Washington Post: Brisby was forced to take a one-year deal for just $ 110,000.

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: The Patriots' fourth-year wide receiver had to decide whether to accept the club's five-year, $8.6 million offer or sign a one-year tender worth $785,000 that would have made him a free agent following the 1996 season. After due consideration and some manipulation of the money pile, Brisby signed a deal that will pay him a $2 million signing bonus and a salary of $400,000 this season while averaging $1.7 million annually through 2000.

Wesley Britt

2006 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS2007 1/.36 TRV, .36 BS2008 1/.445 TRV, .445 BS

Chad Brown

2005 2/2.35 TRV, .765/.8 BS2005 .485 SB/22005 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25, earned 10)2005 .015625 NLTBE RB/game active removed, .08 2006 BS guarantee added2005 .5 NLTBE2006 CUT Pre2006 .2 RB (not paid)2006 .75 NLTBE2006 1/.85 TRV, .81 BS (.425 MSB)2006 .04 SB/12006 CUT Post2006 No SB/1 after week 5, .81 BS (.425 MSB)2007 1/.86 TRV, .82 BS (.435 MSB)2007 .04 SB/12007 .06 BS guaranteed (off-set when re-signed)2007 CUT Post2007 No SB/1 after week 1, .82 BS (.435 MSB)2007 CUT Post week 62007 No SB/1 after week 12, .82 BS (.435 MSB)2007 CUT Post week 16

Corwin Brown

1993 3/.445 TRV, .104/.125/.15 BS1993 .055 SB/31994 .0035 WO1994-1995 .0015 LTBE (appearances)1995 .0045 WO.1994 CBA increase BS to .135/.1781996 2/.8 TRV, .3/.425 BS1996 .075 SB/2

Kareem Brown

2007 4/2.0745 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS2007 .4095 SB/42007 CUT Post week 12 (claimed by NYJ)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The deal includes a performance-based escalator that could increase his base salary in 2010.

Patrick Brown

2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 CUT Post week 2

Sergio Brown

2010 3/1.2275 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2010 .0125 SB/32010 CUT Post2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 BS raised to .25 after week 42010 Activated after week 6, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .038835 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542012 CUT Post (claimed by IND)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Brown received the richest signing bonus among Patriots rookie free agents -- $12,500.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: On Oct. 5, the Patriots had boosted his salary from $88,400 to $250,000, a sign that he was improving and perhaps that another team was interested in him. When he was signed to the active roster Saturday, it was a four-year deal (through 2013) that included a $38,835 signing bonus. The base salaries are $320,000 in 2010, $405,000 in 2011, $490,000 in 2012 and $575,000 in 2013. The base salary in 2013 can increase as there is an escalator in the deal.

Ian Rappaport, Boston Herald: Brown has received a four-year contract that begins him at a (prorated) salary of $320,000. He’ll make $405,000, $490,000 and $575,000 over the next three seasons, locking him up through 2013. But three things make this unusual. First, rarely do

players promoted from the practice squad receive four-year deals, yet the Patriots may feel Brown is part of their future. He also received a $35,000 signing, also rare for an ex-practice squader. Finally, his fourth year contains escalators normally reserved for draft picks.

Troy Brown

1993 2/.249 TRV, .104/.13 BS1993 .015 SB/21994 CBA increase BS to .1351995 1/.178 TRV, .178 BS1996 1/.29 TRV, .27 BS1996 .02 SB/11997 3/1.2 TRV, .23/.33/.44 BS1997 .2 SB/32000 5/9.6 TRV, 12.7 TRMV, .45/.65/1.15/1.75/2.25 BS2000 2.5 SB/52000-2004 .05 WO2001 .04 SB/4 added2001 .7 NLTBE2002 1.2 NLTBE2003-2004 .6 NLTBE2002 3/7.2 TRV, 8.4 TRMV, .65/1.75/2.25 BS2002 1.9 SB/32002-2003 .5 NLTBE2002-2004 .05 WO2003 .995 SB/2 CONV2004 .5 RB (voided by earned 2003 NLTBE)2004 .7 NLTBE2004 1/5 TRV ext, .76/2.5 BS2004 1.49 SB/22005 CUT Pre2005 2.5 RB (not paid)2005 1/.8 TRV, 1.55 TRMV, .765 BS2005 .035 SB/12005 .15 BS guaranteed2005 .75 NLTBE2006 1/1.1 TRV, 1.7 TRMV, .81 BS2006 .265 SB/12006 .025 WO2006 .3 BS guaranteed2006 .05 SB/1 added, .35 LTBE added (recs)2007 1/.86 TRV, .82 BS (.435 MSB)2007 .04 SB/12007 .435 BS guaranteed2007 PUP, activated after week 122008 retired

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Brown signed a five- year, $12.5 million deal, with a $2.5 million signing bonus, to stay in New England.

Michael Smith, Boston Globe: the Patriots reworked Brown's contract last week and extended it a year, to 2005, for bookkeeping purposes, creating a savings of $745,000. Brown had been scheduled to earn $2.25 million in base salary this year; the Patriots guaranteed $1.49 million, reducing his base salary to the minimum ($760,000), and prorated it over the next two years, essentially guaranteeing his return for a 12th season. Brown's cap number for this year went from $3,946,434 to $3,201,434, but his cap number next season stands at $5,751,160, with a $2.5 million roster bonus.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Brown agreed to a one-year contract with the Patriots for the Veteran minimum of $765,000, saying Sir'mon convinced him to stay. Brown also received a $35,000 signing bonus.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Brown had been playing on a one-year, $1.1 million deal that included a $265,000 signing bonus. In late December, Brown was awarded a $50,000 signing bonus and collected a $350,000 incentive.

Brandon Browner

2014 3/15.15 TRV, 17.4 TRMV, 1/1.9/1.9 BS2014 .25 WO2014 .5 RB (active any game)2014 .15 RB/game active (equiv 2.4, 1.2 NLTBE, earned 1.35)2014 suspended 4 games (weeks 1-4, substance abuse policy)2014 1.25 NLTBE (PT)2015 OPTION DECLINED2015-2016 2 RB2015-2016 .1 RB/game active (equiv 1.6)2015-2016 .5 NLTBE (PT)

Aaron Wilson, NFP: Browner's three-year, $16.8 maximum value contract includes $1 million guaranteed, according to a league source. The $1 million is through a 2014 base salary fully guaranteed for skill, injury and salary cap. Browner won't make $470,000 due to a four-game suspension and an additional four game checks in fines for a violation of the NFL substance-abuse policy. In 2014, Browner can make as much as $4.33 million through $529,000 in salary, a $250,000 workout bonus, a $500,000 roster bonus paid for being on the 53-man roster for one game and a $150,000 per game active roster bonus, and $1.25 million in incentives. He has a $2.95 million salary-cap figure.

In 2015, Browner has a $1.9 million nonguaranteed base salary. There's a club option for 2015 that must be exercised by the end of the 2014 league year through a $2 million roster bonus. He has $500,000 in incentives based on playing time and a $100,000 per game active roster bonus. He has a $5.5 million salary-cap figure.

In 2016, Browner has a $2 million roster bonus that must be exercised by the last day of the 2015 league year to exercise a club option. He has a $500,000 roster bonus in 2015 deferred to

March 31, 2016. He has a $1.9 million nonguaranteed base salary, $500,000 in incentives, $100,000 roster bonus per game active and a $500,000 roster bonus deferred until March 31, 2017. He has a $5.5 million salary-cap figure.

Tedy Bruschi

1996 3/.849 TRV, .151/.188/.225 BS1996 .285 SB/31999 .934 RFA tender2000 2/2.175 TRV, .45/.6 BS2000 1 SB/22001 .075 RB2001 .05 WO2002 3/4.6 TRV, .65/.85/1.1 BS2002 2 SB/32004 BS escalated to 1.752004 4/8.1 TRV, 9.1 TRMV, .7/.85/1.35/1.7 BS2004 3.5 SB/42006-2007 .5 NLTBE (PT)2006 1 RB added, 2006-2007 NLTBE removed2008 2/4.3 TRV, 1/1.9 BS2008 1.2 SB/22008-2009 .1 WO2009 Retired

From the Boston Globe - "In the final two years of the [2004] deal, Bruschi, who represents himself, can make another $250,000 if his playing time reaches 50 percent and $250,000 more if it reaches 70 percent."

Fernando Bryant

2008 1/.77 TRV, .73 BS (.445 MSB)2008 .02 SB/12008 .02 WO2008 CUT Post

Sean Bubin

2006 PS after week 4, .0799 BS

Michael Buchanon

2013 4/2.213612 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .053612 SB/4

Field Yates/Mike Reiss, ESPN: 4 years, $2.213 million… Signing bonus: $53,612… Base salaries: 2013: $405,000 (split salary if lands on reserve list at any point) 2014: $495,000 (split salary if lands on reserve list at any point) 2015: $585,000 2016: $675,000

Terrell Buckley

2001 1/.5 TRV, .5 BS2002 1/.75 TRV, .75 BS (.45 MSB)

Derrick Burgess

2009 Acquired from OAK (for 2010 4th & 5th)2009 2 BS

NFP: the Oakland Raiders have acquired a third-round draft choice in 2010 and a fifth-round draft choice in 2011 from the New England Patriots for DE Derrick Burgess.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The Patriots trade a 2010 third-round draft choice and a 2010 fourth-round draft choice to Oakland. The trade has a condition that if the Patriots pick up a 2010 fifth-round draft choice (their pick was traded to Tampa Bay for Alex Smith), that pick will go to Oakland instead of the 2010 fourth-round draft choice.

Prescott Burgess

2009 Acquired from BAL after week 2 (for cond 2010 7th)2009 .46 BS2009 CUT Post week 32009 PS, .0884 BS2009 Signed by BAL after week 42010 1/1.55 TRV, 1.65 TRMV, 1.4 BS2010 .1 SB/12010 CUT Post2010 .05 RB (not paid)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The deal has a total possible value of $1.65 million. Burgess gets a base salary of $1.4 million, and he also received a $100,000 signing bonus. The deal also includes a $50,000 roster bonus and there are $100,000 of other possible incentives.

Curry Burns

2003 PS, .07395 BS2003 CUT Post week 3

Jeff Burris

2004 1/.785 TRV, .76 BS2004 .025 SB/12004 CUT Post

George Bussey

2009 4/1.901833 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .151833 SB/42009 IR, .215 BS2010 BS reduced to .322010 IR, .225 BS2010 CUT Post week 1, .105882 injury settlement

Carson Butler

2010 PS after week 2, .0884 BS (thru week 19)2011 2/.755 TRV, .33/.415 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .3752011-2012 .005 WO2011 CUT Post

Darius Butler

2009 4/4.325 TRV, .31/.395/.5825/.77 BS2009 .44 RB2010 1.6275 OB/32010 BS escalated to .545 (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)2011-2012 .025 WO (incentivized)2011 CUT Post (claimed by CAR)

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: 4-years, $4.325M; $2.735M guaranteed

Mike Florio, PFT: Per a league source, Butler will receive a roster bonus of $440,000 and a guaranteed option bonus of $1.6275 million. We're told that this amount exceeds the bonus money given to last year's ninth pick in round two by 38 percent. Butler also is eligible for a one-time "log" bonus (if you don't know what that means, you need to visit PFT more often) of $150,000. He'll receive base salaries of $310,000 in 2009, $395,000 in 2010, $582,500 in 2011, and $770,000 in 2012.

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Butler has two years and $1.41 million remaining on his four-year, $4.325 million rookie contract

Malcolm Butler

2014 3/1.53 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS

Travaris Cadet

2015 2/1.715 TRV, .66/.76 BS2015 .065 SB/22015 .05 RB (53-man week 1)2016 .08 RB2016 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1)

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Two years Total value: $1.715 million Signing bonus: $65,000 2015 base salary: $660,000 2015 roster bonus: $50,000 (if on roster for first game) 2015 cap charge: $742,500… 2016 base salary: $760,000 2016 roster bonus-1: $80,000 (if on roster fifth day of league year) 2016 roster bonus-2: $100,000 ($6,250 per game) 2016 cap charge: $966,250…

Reche Caldwell

2006 2/2 TRV, .585/1 BS2006 .3 RB2006 .015 WO2007 BS escalated to 1.552007 .1 WO2007 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Inked a two-year deal for slightly more than $2 million. Base salaries of $585,000 in 2006 and $1 million in 2007. There was no signing bonus, a $300,000 roster bonus in 2006 (due date unknown), a $20,000 workout bonus in 2006, and a $100,000 workout bonus in 2007.

Chris Calloway

2000 2/.94 TRV, .44/.48 BS2000 CUT Post week 8 (.232941 termination pay)2001 .02 WO

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: There's obviously a role for the 32-year-old Calloway, who got a one-year deal at the minimum salary of $440,000.

Marcus Cannon

2011 4/2.338186 TRV, .375/.481281/.587562/.693843 BS2011 .2005 SB/42011 reserve/NFI, activated after week 102014 2/8.5 TRV ext, 9 TRMV, 1.2/3.4 BS2014 3.2 SB/32015-2016 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)2015-2016 .1 LTBE (weight clause)2015-2016 .25 NLTBE (PT)

Greg Bedard/Amalie Benjamin, Boston Globe: $2,338,186 total, $200,500 signing bonus ($375,000, $481,281, $587,562, $693,843).

Field Yates, ESPN: The deal includes a $3.2 million signing bonus to be paid out in three installments: $1.2 million upon agreement, $1 million on March 31, 2015 and $1 million on October 31, 2015. The signing bonus accounts for all the guaranteed money in the deal and is spread out over three years as it relates to the salary cap (counting $1.066 million against the cap from 2014-2016)… 2015 breakdown Base salary: $1.2 million Roster bonus: $250,000 ($15,625 for each game that he is active) Weight bonus: $100,000 ($30,000 for making weight

on 4/15, $35,000 for making weight on 6/1 and $35,000 for making weight on 7/15) Playing time incentives: $250,000… 2016 breakdown Base salary: $3.4 million Roster bonus: $250,000 ($15,625 for each game that he is active) Weight bonus: $100,000 ($30,000 for making weight on 4/15, $35,000 for making weight on 6/1 and $35,000 for making weight on 7/15) Playing time incentives: $250,000… Cannon's playing-time incentive is this: He earns the $250,000 each season if he plays more than 80 percent of the offensive snaps. As far as his weight clause is concerned, it's 350 pounds on the first date, 345 on the 2nd and 340 on the third (in both years).

Chris Canty

1997 4/3.96 TRV, .4/.8482/1.0282/1.2082 BS1997 .32 RepB1997 .025 LTBE (Pro Bowl)1997 .475 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)1997 BS guaranteed1998-2000 .0268 WO1998-2000 .025 RepB1998-1999 .3 BS guaranteed1999 CUT Post

Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Four years, $3.964 million. Signing bonus: none. Reporting bonus: $320,000. Guaranteed money: $400,000 in '97, $300,000 in '98, $300,000 in '99. Annual average: $991,000. Salary cap number: $721,250.

Andre Carter

2011 1/2.25 TRV, 2.75 TRMV, 1.75 BS2011 .5 SB/12011 .5 LTBE2011 IR after week 15

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Andre Carter -- The Veteran defensive end received a one-year deal worth $2.25 million. His base salary is $1.75 million and he received a $500,000 signing bonus.

Ian Rapaport, Boston Herald: $500,000 signing bonus, $1.75 million base, $500,000 in incentives.

Chris Carter (S)

1997 3/.864 TRV, .1516/.1895/.2274 BS1997 .2955 SB/31999 CBA increase BS to .325

Dyshod Carter

2002 PS after week 14, .068 BS

Markell Carter

2011 4/2.19182 TRV, .375/.474628/.574256/.6738842011 .094052 SB/42011 CUT Post2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 BS raised to .14994 after week 10?2011 BS raised to .306 after week 14?2012 1/.41 TRV, .39 BS2012 .02 WO2012 CUT Post

Greg Bedard/Amalie Benjamin, Boston Globe: Markell Carter: $2,191,820 total, $94,052 signing bonus ($375,000, $474,628, $574,256, $673,884).

Brian McIntyre, NFL.com: the Patriots increased his practice squad salary rate from the standard $5,700 per week to $8,820 per week last November. The following month, that rate was increased to $18,000 per week. Following the club's loss to the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI, Carter was signed to a one-year "Reserve/Futures" contract that included a base salary of $390,000 and a $20,000 workout bonus.

Tony Carter

1998 3/2.7 TRV, .465/.64/.815 BS1998 .75 SB/31998-2000 .01 WO

Tony Carter (CB)

2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 BS raised to .15 after week 42010 Activated after week 14, .395/.48 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .5252011 .005 WO2011 CUT Post

Jonathan Casillas

2014 Acquired from TB after week 8 (w/2015 6th for 2015 5th)2014 1.1 BS

Matt Cassel

2005 4/1.439 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS2005 .054 SB/42006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435/.522009 14.651 Franchise tag2009 Traded to KC (w/Mike Vrabel for 2nd)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Glove: Cassel accepted a four-year, $1.439 million deal, including a $54,000 signing bonus.

Larry Centers

2003 1/.78 TRV, .755 BS (.45 MSB)2003 .025 SB/12003 CUT Post week 6 (paid thru week 7)2003 .044412 injury settlement2003 .094706 paid to meet .45 BS guarantee2003 .305 termination pay2003 No SB/1 after week 14, .755 BS (not MSB eligible)

Scott Chandler

2015 2/5.3 TRV, 1.2/2 BS2015 2 SB/22015-2016 .05 WO

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Term: Two years Maximum value: $5.3 million Signing bonus: $2 million 2015 base salary: $1.2 million 2015 workout bonus: $50,000 2015 cap charge: $2.25 million… 2016 base salary: $2 million 2016 workout bonus: $50,000 2016 cap charge: $3.050 million…

Matt Chatham

2003 3/1.717 TRV, .45/.535/.54 BS2003 .192 SB/3

Chimdi Chekwa

2015 1/.825 TRV, .745 BS (.585 MSB)2015 .08 SB/1?

Dewayne Cherrington

2013 3/1.486 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .001 SB/32013 CUT Post2013 .001 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $1,000 Base salary guarantee: $1,000 Total guarantee: $2,000

Je’Rod Cherry

2000 No SB after week 3, .413/.477 BS2002 1/.55 TRV, .525 BS (.45 MSB)2002 .025 SB/WO2003 1/.68 TRV, .655 BS (.45 MSB)

2003 .025 SB/12003 .1 BS guaranteed2004 1/.685 TRV, .66 BS (.455 MSB)2004 .025 SB/12004 CUT Post2004 No SB/1 after week 4,.66 BS (.455 MSB)2004 CUT Post week 162004 No SB/1 after week 16, .66 BS (.455 MSB)

Bam Childress

2006 .275 BS2006 CUT Post week 12006 PS, .15 BS2006 Activated after week 15, .275 BS2007 PS, .15 BS2007 BS raised to .204 after week ?

Eugene Chung

1992 4/3.9 TRV, .4/.5/.7/.775 BS1992 1.55 SB/41994 .034 LTBE1995 acquired by JAC via expansion draft

USA Today: Signing bonus of $1.55 million plus base salaries of $400,000, $500,000, $700,000 and $775,000. Total: $3.9 million over four years.

Patrick Chung

2009 4/5 TRV, .31/.48/.51/.6 BS2009 2 SB/42009 .075 RB2009 BS guaranteed2010 .925 earned NLTBE (PTI)2011-2012 .05 WO2011 CBA increase BS to .525/.6152014 1/1.1 TRV, .74 BS2014 .06 SB/12014 .06 WO2014 .015 RB/game active (equiv .24)2015 3/7.2 TRV, 9 TRMV, 1/1.4/1.8 BS2015 2.4 SB/32015-2017 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)2016-2017 .9 NLTBE (up to 80% PT)

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog: Chung received a $2 million dollar signing bonus and a $75,000 roster bonus as part of a 4-year, $5 million dollar contract this summer, so I'm sure he'll be fine.

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Base salary: $740,000 Signing bonus: $60,000 Workout bonus: $60,000 Roster bonus: $240,000 ($15,000 per game based on being on 46-man roster) Salary-cap charge: $1.04 million…

Field Yates, ESPN: The New England Patriots have signed starting safety Patrick Chung to a three-year contract extension through 2017, a deal that could be worth up to $8.2 million and includes $3.4 million in guarantees… Chung received a $2.4 million signing bonus. He will earn base salaries of $1 million in 2015, $1.4 million in 2016 and $1.8 million in 2017… The deal includes roster bonuses of up to $200,000 in each season (paid per week based on being on the 46-man game-day roster), with an additional $900,000 in incentives in 2016 and 2017. On the incentives, Chung will earn $200,000 for playing at least 60 percent of the defensive snaps, $500,000 for playing at least 70 percent of the defensive snaps, or $900,000 for playing at least 80 percent of the defensive snaps each season.

Ryan Claridge

2005 4/1.527 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS2005 .142 SB/42005 IR2006 CUT Post

Willie Clay

Brian Allee-Walsh, Times Picayune: Clay was scheduled to earn about $1.3 million this year.

Thomas Clayton

2010 .02 SB/2 after week 3, .395/.48 BS (off CLE PS)2010 CUT Post week 6 (paid through week 7, claimed by CLE)2010 Acquired from CLE after week 12 (waivers)2010 .395/.48 BS2011 .015 WO?2011 CBA increase BS to .5252011 CUT Post

Cam Cleeland

2002 1/.45 TRV, .45 BS

Ben Coates

1991 3/.433 TRV, .085/.105/.15 BS1991 .048 SB/31991-1993 .015 RB

1994 4/6.2 TRV, 1.3/1.3/1.3/1.5 BS1994 .8 SB/41997 3/7.5 TRV ext, .75/.35/2/2.6 BS1997 3 SB/41998-2000 .1 WO2000 CUT Pre

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: George and Coates wisely talked reasonably with the Patriots for nearly six months about a contract extension that finally materialized last Friday to the tune of a three-year deal worth $7.5 million, including a $3 million signing bonus. When his 1997 base pay of $1,506,400 is added in, Coates now owns a four-year, $9 million deal that has broken the financial record for a tight end…

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Coates was scheduled to earn $2.6 million next season. His cap number was $3.456 million. The Patriots will be charged with the $750,000 remaining on his signing bonus, but the team will save $2.706 million on the cap that they can use in the Rod Rutledge era.

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: restricted free agent tight end Ben Coates agreed to a four-year, $6.2 million contract that included an $800,000 signing bonus… Coates' total 1994 earnings of $2.1 million.

Landon Cohen

2010 No SB/2 after week 15, .47/.555 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .62011 CUT Post (claimed by SEA)2011 No SB after week 2, .6 BS2011 CUT Post week 3

Marquice Cole

2013 1/.715 TRV, 1 TRMV, .715 BS2013 .285 NLTBE (PT)

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Cole's deal is a one-year pact with a $615,000 base salary. He received a $25,000 signing bonus, $10,000 workout bonus, and in the event he lands on injured reserve, there is a split of $343,000.

Field Yates, ESPN: Cole was re-signed by the team in free agency to a one-year, minimum-salary contract that paid him a base value of $715,000. Cole's newest deal, again for one year, will pay him $715,000 in base salary, but he now has the right to earn up to $1 million for the season through playing-time incentives. The following are his benchmarks: 25 percent of defensive snaps: $95,000… 35 percent of defensive snaps: $190,000… 45 percent of defensive snaps: $285,000…

Jamie Collins

2013 4/3.761002 TRV, .405/.575955/.74691/.917865 BS2013 1.115272 SB/42014 BS guaranteed

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Collins' deal is worth $3.761 million, including $1.115 milion bonus…

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 4 years, $3.758 million… Signing bonus: $1.115 million… Base salaries: 2013: $405,000 2014: $575,000 (guaranteed) 2015: $746,000 2016: $917,000… Salary cap charges: 2013: $683,700 2014: $853,700 2015: $1.02 million 2016: $1.19 million…

Todd Collins

1997 2/2.1 TRV, .5/.9 BS1997 .6 SB/21998 .1 RB/WO

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Collins has agreed to terms on a two-year deal with the Patriots worth a total of $2.1 million.

Ferric Collons

1995 Acquired from GB (w/Bill Schroeder & Jeff Wilner for Mike Arthur)

Jim Greenidge, Boston Globe: The Patriots picked up defensive end Ferric Collons, a 6-foot-6-inch, 285-pounder, from the Packers as further compensation in the Mike Arthur for Bill Schroeder-Jeff Wilner deal Aug. 12.

Rosevelt Colvin

2003 6/25 TRV, 25.9 TRMV, .55/2.1/2.6/3.65/4.6/5.5 BS2003 6 SB/62004 1.565 SB/5 CONV2005 2.06 SB/4 CONV2006-2008 .3 LTBE2007 IR after week 122008 CUT Pre2008 No SB/1 after week 13, .73 BS (.445 MSB?)

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: There is a $6 million signing bonus and base salaries of $550,000 (for 2003), $2.1 million (2004), $2.6 million (2005), $3.6 million (2006), $4.6 million (2007) and $5.5 million (2008). There are additional incentives of $300,000 each for the final three years.

Mike Compton

2001 3/3.4 TRV, .477/1/1.1 BS2001 .623 SB/32002-2003 .1 WO2002 .35 SB/2 CONV

2003 IR after week 3

Gary Myers, NY Daily News: The biggest bonus went to guard Mike Compton, who received $623,000.

Dan Connolly

2007 PS after week 1, .0799 BS2007 BS raised to .136 after week 122008 1/.37 TRV, .37 BS2008 CUT Post week 72008 PS, .15 BS2008 Activated after week 14, .37/.46 BS2009 2/1.8 TRV ext, 3 TRMV, .6/.725 BS2009 .325 SB/32009 BS raised to .743333 after week 14, equiv .512010-2011 .05 WO2010-2011 .1 NLTBE (PT)2010 .3 earned NLTBE (PT)2011 BS escalated to 1.025 (addl .1 esc possible)2011 .3 LTBE (PT)2012 3/9.75 TRV, 1.25/2.25/3 BS2012 3.25 SB/3

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Connolly receives a $325,000 signing bonus as part of the new deal. His base salary will be $600,000 in 2010 and $725,000 in 2011. The deal includes workout bonuses of $50,000 in 2010 and 2011.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Signing bonus -- $3.25 million Base salaries -- $1.2 million (2012), $2.25 million (2013), $3 million (2014)

Ryan Coulson

2011 3/1.3975 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .0025 SB/32011 CUT Post

Bryan Cox

2001 1/.8 TRV, .6 BS2001 .15 SB/12001 .05 WO

Christian Cox

2011 3/1.395 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 IR, .258 BS2012 BS reduced to .39/.48

Shawn Crable

2008 4/2.4655 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .7605 SB/42008 IR after week 9, .2 BS2009 IR2010 BS reduced to .3952010 CUT Post2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 Activated after week 2, .395/.48 BS2010 CUT Post week 9

Ian Logue, PatsFans.com: As a third round pick he went from signing a four year deal with a $760,500 signing bonus (and was due a $470,000 base salary this season), to now making about $5,200 per week.

Angelo Craig

2008 PS after week 13, .0884 BS

Jonathan Crompton

2010 PS after week 8, .0884 BS (thru week 19)2011 .005 WO?

Alge Crumpler

2010 2/5.2 TRV, 1.4/2.4 BS2010 1 SB/22010 .1 WO2010-2011 .1 LTBE (weight clause)2011 CUT Post2011 .1 WO (.05 paid per transition rules)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Crumpler is banking that the program helps him turn back the clock, giving him the chance to thrive as he enters his 10th NFL season after signing a two-year, $5.2 million contract with the Patriots last Wednesday.

Mike Reiss, ESPNBoston: The two-year contract that tight end Alge Crumpler signed with the Patriots includes a $100,000 weight clause each season. Crumpler receives a $1 million signing bonus and will receive base salaries of $1.4 million in 2010 and $2.4 million in 2011.

Jermaine Cunningham

2010 4/3.635 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 1.32 SB/42011 .525 LTBE RB (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)

2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.632011 IR after week 13

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: 4-years, $3.635M ($1.845M guaranteed)

Aaron Wilson, NFP: Patriots second-round OLB Jermaine Cunningham's four-year deal includes a $1.32 million signing bonus, according to a league source.

Bruce Davis

2009 PS after week 4, .0884 BS2009 BS raised to .15 after week 112010 1/.41 TRV, .395 BS2010 CUT Pre (claimed by DEN)2010 .015 WO

Don Davis

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Re-signed with the Patriots, for one year ($770,000), before free agency began. The contract includes a $25,000 signing bonus.

Kanorris Davis

2013 3/1.49 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .005 SB/32013 .005 BS guaranteed2013 CUT Post2013 PS, .102 BS2013 Activated after week 3, .405 BS2013 CUT Post week 42013 PS, .102 BS2013 Activated after week 4, .405 BS2013 CUT Post week 52013 PS, .102 BS2013 Activated after week 16, .405/.495/.585 BS2014 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $5,000 Base salary guarantee: $5,000 Total guarantee: $10,000

Shockmain Davis

2000 1/.197 TRV, .193 BS2000 .002 SB/12000 .002 RB

Phil Dawson

1998 PS, .158 BS

Brandon Deaderick

2010 4/1.8303 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .0403 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.632011 PUP, .273 BS, activated after week 7

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: $40,300 signing bonus

Jeff Demps

2012 3/1.451, .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .011 SB/32012 .2 BS guaranteed2013 Traded to TB Pre (w/7th for LeGarrette Blount)

Brian McIntyre, NFL.com: Demps, who was on the U.S. 4 x 100-meter relay team, received a signing bonus of $11,000… In addition to the signing bonus, the Patriots have fully guaranteed $200,000 of the $390,000 base salary Demps would earn if he makes the 53-man roster.

Alfonzo Dennard

2012 4/2.157848 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .057848 SB/42015 BS escalated to 1.542 (PPE)

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Dennard's four-year deal is worth $2.157 million, including a $57,848 bonus…

Jordan Devey

2014 2/.93 TRV, .42/.51 BS

Tyson DeVree

2008 PS after week 2, .0884 BS2008 Activated after week 11, .295/.385/.47 BS2009 CUT Post

Dorin Dickerson

2011 PS after week 13, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 20

Mark Dillard

2008 PS, .0884 BS

2008 CUT Post week 12008 PS after week 2, .0884 BS2008 CUT Post week 32008 PS after week 7, .0884 BS

Corey Dillon

2004 Acquired from CIN (for 2nd-round pick)2004 2/5.25 TRV, 1.75/3.5 BS2004 1.09 SB/2 CONV2005 BS escalated to 3.852005 5/17.5 TRV, 1/3/2.5/2.5/2.5 BS2005 3 SB/52006 3 OB/42006 2.29 SB/4 CONV2007 CUT Split

Smith: This year [2004] Dillon can make $100,000 for reaching 700 rushing yards and $150,000 for 850 yards. He makes $375,000 for hitting the 1,000-yard mark and another $375,000 for each additional 150 yards up to 1,599. He'll take home $500,000 if he gets to 1,600.

Aaron Dobson

2013 4/3.42837 TRV, .405/.560835/.71667/.872505 BS2013 .87336 SB/42014 .3 BS guaranteed

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 4 years… Signing bonus: $873,360… Total guarantee: $1.173 million… Base salaries: 2013 -- $405,000 2014 -- $560,835 ($300,000 guaranteed) 2015 -- $716,670 2016 -- $872,505…

Travis Dorsch

2003 PS after week 13, .07395 BS2003 CUT Post week 14

Kevin Dorsey

2015 1/.51 TRV, .51 BS

Mike Reiss, ESPN: it's a one-year deal worth $510,000. With Dorsey having missed time in each of his first two NFL seasons with injuries, it's not a surprise that the contract includes a split salary of $333,000 in the event of injury. There is no signing bonus.

Quinn Dorsey

2004 3/.93 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS2004 .01 SB/3

2004 Traded to CHI Post (for cond pick)

Ras-I Dowling

2011 4/5.304098 TRV, .375/.616096/.73219/.9732852011 2.357528 SB/42011 BS guaranteed2011 IR after week 72012 .351377 BS guaranteed2013-2014 .125 WO

Greg Bedard/Amalie Benjamin, Boston Globe: Dowling received a four-year contract worth a total of $5,304,098 that includes a signing bonus of $2,357,528. He will receive a workout bonus of $125,000 in 2013 and ’14. Dowling has base salaries of $375,000, $616,095, $732,190, and $973,285.

Tim Dwight

2005 1/.8 TRV, 2.3 TRMV, .7 BS2005 .075 RB (53-man 1 game)2005 .025 WO2005 1.5 NLTBE

Dominique Easley

2014 4/7.30355 TRV, .42/.75198/1.083959/1 BS2014 3.631672 SB/42014-2016 BS guaranteed2017 .415939 RB

Field Yates, ESPN: Four years, maximum value of $7,303,550 (note: as is customary for all first-round deals, this includes a fifth-year team option) Total guaranteed money: $5,887,611 Signing bonus: $3,631,672… 2014 compensation Base salary: $420,000 (guaranteed) Cap number: $1,327,918 Cash value: $4,051,672 (base salary plus signing bonus)… 2015 compensation Base salary: $751,980 (guaranteed) Cap number: $1,659,898 Cash value: $751,980 (base salary)… 2016 compensation Base salary: $1,083,959 (guaranteed) Cap number: $1,991,877 Cash value: $1,083,959 (base salary)… 2017 compensation Base salary: $1 million (non-guaranteed) Roster bonus: $415,939 (non-guaranteed) Cap number: $2,323,857 Cash value: $1,415,939

Jeremy Ebert

2012 4/2.1482 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .0482 SB/42012 CUT Post2012 PS after week 12, .0969 BS

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: The New England Patriots have agreed to a four-year, $2.148 million contract with seventh-round rookie wide receiver Jeremy Ebert, according to a league source. The deal includes a $48,200 signing bonus.

Nate Ebner

2012 4/2.1966 TRV, .39/.48/.57/.66 BS2012 .0966 SB/4

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: The deal is worth $2.196 million, including a $96,600 signing bonus.

Kyle Eckel

2007 PS, .125 BS2007 Activated after week 3, .285 BS2007 1/.37 TRV ext, .37 BS2007 11.205 dummy LTBE added (CONV/2, void after 2007)2008 CUT Post2008 No SB after week 2, .37 BS2008 CUT Post week 3

AdamJT13: Because the Patriots gave Eckel a one-year extension when they inserted the incentive at the end of December, the $11.205 million incentive became an "Other Amount Treated as a Signing Bonus" and was prorated over both seasons (half in each). According to the CBA rules, I think, the Patriots will get credited for the 2007 unpaid amount on the 2008 cap, but the 2008 amount will remain until it's credited back in 2009.

AJ Edds

2011 Acquired from MIA (waivers)2011 .375/.49/.575 BS2011 CUT Post week 22011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Signed by IND after week 3

Julian Edelman

2009 4/1.7987 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .0487 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .525/.6152013 1/.765 TRV, 1.015 TRMV, .715 BS2013 .01 WO2013 .04 RB (53-man week 1)2013 .25 NLTBE (recs, earned)2014 4/17 TRV, 19 TRMV, 1/2.25/2.5/3 BS2014 5 SB/42014 BS guaranteed2014 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .5 LTBE, earned .4375)

2014 .5 NLTBE (earned)2015 .5 LTBE2015 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75, .65625 LTBE)2016-2017 .25 WO2016-2017 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)2016-2017 .5 NLTBE

Christopher L. Gasper, Boston Globe: The New England Patriots have completed a four-year deal with seventh-round wide receiver Julian Edelman that includes a $48,700 signing bonus

Field Yates, ESPN: 1 year, maximum value of $1.015 million (no guaranteed money) Base salary: $715,000 (This includes a split, which means if Edelman were to go on injured reserve, his base salary would be reduced to $383,000) Workout bonus: $50,000… Incentives tied to receptions: The following are the amounts Edelman would receive if he catches a certain number of passes: 30 receptions: $30,000 40 receptions: $70,000 50 receptions: $120,000 60 receptions: $180,000 70 receptions: $250,000 (Edelman would not collect the sum of each total he surpasses, just the greatest value. For example, f he catches 40 passes, he would earn an additional $70,000, not $30,000 for surpassing 30 catches and $70,000 for surpassing 40 catches).

Field Yates, ESPN: The original terms of the deal included a $50,000 offseason workout bonus (full contract details here), but under the new deal, $40,000 of that offseason workout bonus has been converted to a roster bonus for being on the 53-man roster for Week 1, according to a league source. In addition, the financial amounts tied to his receptions incentives have been slightly altered, but the maximum value of the contract remains $1.015 million

Jeff Howe, Boston Herald: the additional $2 million in incentives haven't been written up yet. That's just a procedural matter, as the deal is still worth a max value of $19 million. Here is the breakdown. 2014: Signing bonus: $5 million Base salary: $1 million (fully guaranteed) Roster bonus: $500,000 ($31,250 per game on 46-man roster) Cap hit: $2.75 million… 2015: Base salary: $2.25 million ($2 million guaranteed for injury) Roster bonus: $750,000 ($46,875 per game on 46-man roster) Cap hit: $4.25 million… 2016: Base salary: $2.5 million Roster bonus: $750,000 ($46,875 per game on 46-man roster) Offseason workout bonus: $250,000 Cap hit: $4.75 million… 2017: Base salary: $3 million Roster bonus: $750,000 ($46,875 per game on 46-man roster) Offseason workout bonus: $250,000 Cap hit: $5.25 million…

Joel Corry, CBS Sports: Edelman has 92 receptions, 972 receiving yards and four receiving touchdowns this season. He had four different ways to earn a $500,000 incentive. Three of them have fallen by the wayside. They were 70 receptions and seven receiving touchdowns, 80 receptions and 13 regular season wins by the Patriots, and 1,057 or more receiving yards. He will get the $500,000 if the Patriots are in the Super Bowl because he's already satisfied the 80 receptions requirement.

Marc Edwards

2001 2/1.35 TRV, .45/.55 BS2001 .35 SB/2

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: they signed former San Francisco 49ers/Cleveland Browns fullback Marc Edwards to a two-year, $1.35 million contract that included a $350,000 signing bonus.

Robert Edwards

1998 5/5.725 TRV, .35/.4375/.525/.6125/.7 BS1998 3.1 SB/51999-2000 NFI2001 CUT Post

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The running back from the University of Georgia, chosen first by the Patriots and 18th overall in April's NFL draft, yesterday agreed to a five-year deal worth $5.725 million, including a $3.1 million signing bonus.

Chris Eitzmann

2000 3/.8335 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS2000 .0075 SB/32000 IR after week 132001 CUT Post

Mike Elgin

2007 3/1.144 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .029 SB/32007 CUT Post

Jamin Elliot

2003 PS after week 2, .07395 BS2003 Activated after week 11, .3 BS2003 CUT Post week 122003 PS, .07395 BS

Shaun Ellis

2011 1/4 TRV, 1.5 BS2011 .75 SB/12011 1.75 RB

Gary Myers, NY Daily News: The Patriots, who clearly had competition from another team, gave him a $4 million deal: $750,000 signing bonus, $1.75 million roster bonus and $1.5 million base.

Bert Emanual

2001 1/.5 TRV, .95 TRMV, .5 BS2001 .05 SA

2001 CUT Post week 5 (of 18, .311112 termination pay)2001 .45 NLTBE

Heath Evans

2005 No SB/1 after week 8, .54 BS2006 1/.57 TRV, .545 BS2006 .025 SB/12006 CBA increase BS to .5852007 2/1.575 TRV, 2/1.675 TRMV, .595/.73 BS2007 .25 SB/22007-2008 .05 NLTBE

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Evans received a two-year, $1.56 million package. Evans received a base salary of $595,000 in 2007 and $720,000 in 2008. His signing bonus was $250,000. Evans' salary cap hit for 2007 is $720,000.

Jonathan Fanene

2012 3/9.85 TRV, .9/1.9/2.9 BS2012 3.85 SB/32012-2014 .1 WO2012 CUT Post

Mike Reiss/Mike Rodak, ESPN Boston: Fanene agreed to terms with the New England Patriots on a three-year contract worth close to $12 million, according to a source. The deal included a $3.85 million signing bonus, the source said.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Signing bonus -- $3.85 million Workout bonus -- $100,000 in 2012, $100,000 in 2013, $100,000 in 2014 Base salaries -- $900,000 (2012), $1.9 million (2013), $2.9 million (2014)

Buddy Farnham

2010 1/.321 TRV, .32 BS2010 .001 SB/12010 CUT Post2010 PS after week 16, .0884 BS

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: received a $1,000 signing bonus

Kevin Faulk

1999 5/3.1 TRV, 6.1 TRMV, .28/.25/.325/.35/.375 BS1999 1 SB/52000 CBA increase BS to .275/.389/.45/.532000 .1 RB2001 .095 RB

2002 .14 RB2003 .185 RB2003 up to 3 NLTBE RB (not earned)2004 6/15.05 TRV, 16.3 TRMV, .55/1.4/1.9/1.9/2.4/2.9 BS2004 1.95 SB/62004 .05 WO2005 .86 SB/5 CONV2005-2009 .1 WO2005-2009 .25 NLTBE2007 .5 RB2008 .5 RB CONV/22008 Suspended 1 game (week 1, conduct)2009 .5 RB2010 1/2 TRV, 3 TRMV, .9 BS2010 1 SB/12010 .1 WO2010 1 NLTBE2010 IR after week 2 (ACL)2011 1/.96 TRV, .91 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/12011 .2 BS guaranteed2011 PUP, activated after week 7

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: Faulk, received a five-year, $3.1 million contract with a $1 million signing bonus.

Mike Florio, PFT: Faulk will get $15.05 million over six years from the Patriots, including a $1.95 million signing bonus. His three-year take is $6.05 million.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Faulk will receive a $1 million signing bonus and can earn an additional $2 million in salary and incentives.

Christian Fauria

2002 3/3.2 TRV, 3.8 TRMV, .7/.7/1 BS2002 .8 SB/32003-2004 .3 NLTBE (40 recs prior year)2004 1/.8 TRV ext, .66/.765 BD2004 .34 SB/22005 .035 RB

Michael Smith, Boston Globe: Fauria was entering the final year of the three-year deal he signed in 2002 and was to count $1,272,268 against the cap. The Patriots extended him through 2005 (with no bonus) and gave him $340,000 of his $1 million salary up front, reducing his cap charge to $968,934. Fauria is scheduled to earn the 10-year minimum ($765,000) and count more than a million against the cap next year…

Daniel Fells

2012 3/5 TRV, 1/1.25/1.75 BS2012 1 SB/3

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Signing bonus -- $1 million Base salaries -- $1 million (2012), $1.2 million (2013), $1.75 million (2014)

Tony Fiametta

2012 1/.7 TRV, .615 BS2012 .06 SB/12012 .025 WO2012 reserve/left squad

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: 2012 base salary: $615,000 Signing bonus: $60,000 Workout bonus: $25,000 2012 cap number: $700,000…

Roy Finch

2014 3/1.535 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .005 SB/32014 CUT Post2014 .005 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: $10,000 ($5,000 signing bonus, $5,000 base salary)

Elvis Fisher

2013 3/1.4925 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .0075 SB/32013 IR, .288 BS2013 .0075 BS guaranteed2014 CUT Pre

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $7,500 Base salary guarantee: $7,500 Total guarantee: $15,000

Cameron Fleming

2014 4/2.520584 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .300584 SB/4

Field Yates, ESPN: 4 years, $2,520,584 (guaranteed value of $300,584) Signing bonus: $300,584 2014 base salary: $420,000 2015 base salary: $510,000 2016 base salary: $600,000 2017 base salary: $690,000…

Darius Fleming

2014 .495/.585 BS

2014 CUT Post week 1 (paid thru week 2)2014 PS after week 2, .1071 BS2014 Activated after week 13, .495/.585 BS

Bradley Fletcher

2015 1/1.5 TRV, 2.5 TRMV, .8 BS2015 .3 SB/12015 .1 WO2015 .25 BS guaranteed2015 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3, .28125 LTBE)2015 1 NLTBE (PT)

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1 year Cash value: $1.5 million Maximum value: $2.5 million Signing bonus: $300,000 2015 base salary: $800,000 ($250,000 guaranteed) Roster bonus: $300,000 ($18,750 per game) Workout bonus: $100,000 NLTBE incentives: $1 million (based on playing time)…

Dane Fletcher

2010 3/1.225 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2010 .01 SB/32011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542013 1/.62 TRV, .555 BS2013 .065 SB/1

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Inside linebacker Dane Fletcher and cornerback Terrence Johnson were next at $10,000 apiece.

Field Yates, ESPN Boston: The $65,000 paid to Fletcher to sign is a modest price for a player who, if healthy, projects to be a core special teams performer and possible defensive contributor. The base salary of $555,000 is also a modest price…

Derrick Fletcher

1999 3/.843 TRV, .175/.25/.325 BS1999 .093 SB/32000 CBA increase BS to .2752000 CUT Post week 3

Doug Flutie

1987 Acquired from CHI after week 41987 .125/.15 BS1989 1/.35 TRV, .3 BS1989 .05 RB2005 1/.79 TRV, .765 BS2005 .025 SB/12005 .1 NLTBE (PT)

Mike Flynn

2008 1/.87 TRV, .83 BS (.445 MSB)2008 .02 SB/12008 CUT Post2008 .02 RB (8th game, not paid)

Brandon Ford

2013 3/1.488 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .003 SB/32013 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $3,000 Base salary guarantee: 0 Total guarantee: $3,000

Marcus Forston

2012 3/1.45 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .010 SB/3

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Forston (Miami) -- $10,000

Justin Francis

2012 3/1.447 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .007 SB/32012 .003 BS guaranteed

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: $10,000 ($7k to sign, $3k of guaranteed salary)

Jonathan Freeny

2015 1/1 TRV, .85 BS2015 .15 SB/1

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1 year Base salary: $850,000 Signing bonus: $150,000 Salary cap charge: $1 million…

John Friesz

1999 3/4.025 TRV, .4/.525/2 BS1999 .6 SB/32001 CUT Pre2001 .5 RB (not paid)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: two years, $1.5 million

Vincent Fuller

2011 No SB after week 15, .685 BS (.525 MSB?)2011 CUT Post week 15 (paid thru week 16)

Doug Gabriel

2006 Acquired from OAK (for 5th round pick)2006 .8/.585 BS2006 CUT Post week 14 (claimed by OAK)

Jabar Gaffney

2006 No SB/2 after week 5, .585/.595 BS2007 .025 WO2007 .525 NLTBE2008 1/1.275 TRV, 2 TRMV, .7 BS2008 .5 SB/12008 .075 WO2008 .725 NLTBE (recs)2012 2/2.3 TRV, 3.35 TRMV, .925/1 BS2012 .25 SB/22012 .025 WO2012-2013 .3 LTBE2013 .1 WO

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Gaffney's base salary in 2007 is $595,000, he has a $25,000 workout bonus, $125,000 worth of likely to be earned incentives and $400,000 in not likely to be earned incentives.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: 2012 Signing bonus: $250,000 Base salary: $925,000 Workout bonus: $25,000 Salary cap charge: $1.375 million… 2013 Base salary: $1 million Workout bonus: $100,000 Salary cap charge: $1.525 million… Gaffney has the chance to earn an additional $1.05 million in the form of incentives over the two years of the deal.

Tyler Gaffney

2014 Acquired from CAR (waivers)2014 .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 IR, .303 BS2015 BS reduced to .435

Robert Gallery

2012 1/1.8 TRV, 1 BS2012 .4 SB/12012 .3 RB2012 .1 WO

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Gallery's one-year deal with the Patriots breaks down this way: Base salary: $1 million Signing bonus: $400,000 Roster bonus: $300,000 Workout bonus: $100,000… So the total cap value for 2012 is $1.8 million.

Jeremy Gallon

2014 4/2.267592 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .047592 SB/42014 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: 4 years, $2,267,592 (guaranteed value of $47,592) Signing bonus: $47,592 2014 base salary: $420,000 2015 base salary: $510,000 2016 base salary: $600,000 2017 base salary: $690,000…

Joey Galloway

2009 1/1.75 TRV, 1.15 BS2009 .6 SB/12009 CUT Post week 6, .744118 termination pay

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Galloway's deal also includes a $600,000 signing bonus.

Barry Gardner

2006 1/.71 TRV, .71 BS (.425 MSB)2006 IR, .3 BS (.21 MSB)

Jimmy Garoppolo

2014 4/3.483898 TRV, .42/.578359/.686718/.820077 BS2014 .853744 SB/42015 .25 BS guaranteed2016 .05 WO2017 .075 WO

Field Yates, ESPN: 4 years, maximum value of $3,483,898 Guaranteed value: $1,103,744 Signing bonus: $853,744 2016 workout bonus: $50,000 2017 workout bonus: $75,000 2014 base: $420,000 2015 base: $578,359 ($250,000 fully guaranteed) 2016 base: $686,718 2017 base: $820,077…

Shamiel Gary

2014 3/1.535 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .005 SB/32014 CUT Post2014 .005 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: $10,000 ($5,000 signing bonus, $5,000 base salary)

Sam Gash

1992 2/.264 TRV, .095/.107 BS1992 .022 SB/21992-1993 .02 RB1994 1/.162 TRV, .162 BS1995 3/1.8 TRV, .35/.6/.65 BS1995 .2 SB/3

Randall Gay

2004 2/.53775 TRV, .23/.305 BS2004 .00275 SB/22006 1/.425 TRV, .425 BS2007 1.3 RFA tender

Brandon Gibson

2015 1/.825 TRV, .745 BS (.585 MSB)2015 .04 SB/12015 .04 RepB

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Gibson signed a one-year deal worth $825,000, and it included a $40,000 signing bonus. There is an additional $40,000 [reporting] bonus as part of the deal. Gibson's salary-cap charge, as part of the minimum-salary benefit, is $665,000.

Garrett Gilbert

2014 PS after week 15, .1071 BS2015 1/.445 TRV, .435 BS2015 .01 WO

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1-year deal, $445,000 base ($318,000 split in event of injury) 2015 workout bonus: $10,000…

Terry Glenn

1996 .35/1.43/1.66/1.84/2.02/2.2 BS1996 .06 SB/61996 1.09 RepB1997-1998 .1 RepB1997-2001 .05 WO1999 .17 RepB2000 .2 RepB2000 8/38.413645 TRV, 1.37/.48/.675/1.065/1.45/1.34/1.73/3.04 BS2000 BS reduced to .441429 after week 10, equiv 1.37

2000 3.978645 SB/8/72001 6 OB/7/62001 .05 WO2002 Traded to GB2002 1.25 RB2003 1.635 RB2004 2.25 RB2005 2.86 RB2005-2006 .5 RepB2006 3.47 RB2007 3.57 RB2007 1 RepB2007 .2 WODEION: +.676601 in 2001-2003, -.676601 in 2004-2006

Gary Myers, NY Daily News: Glenn, drafted by the Pats and Parcells at No. 7 last year, received just a $ 60,000 bonus, but he got $ 4 million in guarantees on a six-year deal averaging $ 1.9 million a year.

Anthony Gonzalez

2012 1/.716 TRV, .701 BS2012 .015 WO2012 CUT Pre

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The contract signed by receiver Anthony Gonzalez is a one-year pact with a base salary of $701,000. The deal includes a $15,000 workout bonus, and a split in the event of injury at $368,000.

Cameron Gordon

2014 3/1.545 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .015 SB/32014 IR, .303 BS2014 .02 BS guaranteed2015 BS reduced to .435/.525

Field Yates, ESPN: $35,000 ($15,000 signing bonus, $20,000 base salary)

Brandon Gorin

2002 PS, .068 BS2002 BS raised to .3 after week 62003 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS2003 1/.385 TRV ext, .38 BS2003 .0025 RB OATSB/22003 6 dummy LTBE/2 (VOID after 2003)2005 3/2.15 TRV, 5 TRMV, 5/.55/.7 BS

2005 .4 SB/32005 .5 NLTBE (PT)2006 CBA increase BS to .5852006 Traded to ARI Post (for 2007 7th, esc. to 6th)2006 .55 NLTBE (PT)2007 .9 NLTBE (PT, voids if previously earned)2007 1.8 esc possible (PT)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: "The recent contract signed by OT Brandon Gorin was for three years and included a $400,000 signing bonus. The base salaries are $500,000 in 2005; $550,000 in 2006; and $700,000 in 2007. There are incentives based on playing time in the second two years of the deal…"

Stephen Gostkowski

2006 4/2.035 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .425 SB/42009 BS escalated to 1.012010 1.759 RFA tender2010 4/13.6 TRV ext, 14.4 TRMV, 1.7/2.1/2.5/2.9 BS2010 4 SB/52010 1.1 BS guaranteed (injury only)2011 IR after week 92011-2014 .1 WO2011-2013 .2 NLTBE2014 .15 NLTBE2014 .05 LTBE (Pro Bowl)2015 4.44 Franchise tag2015 .1 WO2015 .05 LTBE (Pro Bowl)2015 .15 NLTBE

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: the Patriots are confident the youngster, who signed a four-year, $2.035 million contract that included a $425,000 signing bonus, can handle the pressure.

Christopher Gasper, Boston Globe: I’ve learned that Gostkowski’s contract has a total value of almost $14 million or an average of nearly $3.5 million per year. There is $5 million in guaranteed money. He will earn a salary of $1.759 million on a one-year deal in 2010, a bargain for a Pro Bowler

Ian Rapaport, Boston Herald: Gostkowski received a $4 million signing bonus that is fully guaranteed. And $1.1 million of his $1.7 million salary for 2011 is guaranteed for injury. That means, if it all goes wrong and he can’t return, he’s earned $5.1 million. That seems to be pretty good. For the record, Gostkowski is slated to make $1.7M in 2011, $2.1M in 2012, $2.5M in 2013 and $2.9M in 2014.

Robbie Gould

2005 1/.232 TRV, .23 BS2005 .002 SB/12005 CUT Post

Adrian Grady

2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 CUT Post week 32009 PS after week 10, .0884 BS

Daniel Graham

2002 5/6.825 TRV, .8/.3/.45/.53/.545 BS2002 1.425 SB/52003 2.775 OB/42006 CBA increase BS to .5852006 2 esc possible

Shayne Graham

2010 No SB/1 after week 9, .755 BS

Jonas Gray

2014 PS, .1071 BS2014 Activated after week 6, .42/.51 BS

Jarvis Green

2002 3/1.15 TRV, 1.26 TRMV, .225/.3/.38 BS2002 .245 SB/32004 .04 LTBE2005 1.43 RFA tender2005 5/13.5 TRV, 18 TRMV, .455/.545/1.5/2/2.5 BS2005 3 SB/52006 2.5 RB2006 CBA increase BS to .5852007 .5 RB (escalated from .2)2008 1.2 RB (escalated from .4)2009 1 RB (escalated from .4)

Tom Curran, Providence Journal: He gets a three-year deal worth a possible $1.26 million. The guaranteed money is $245,000 _ about $25,000 less than other fourth-rounders got this year. But he can make $35,000 in incentives in each of the first two years of the deal and $40,000 in the third year if he reaches playing-time incentives (15 percent of defensive plays in the first year; 30 percent in years two and three) and the defense improves in one of three categories.

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: Green will receive the mid-level tender of $1.43 million, which would entitle the Pats to a first-round pick in compensation if they failed to match an offer sheet.

Mike Reiss, Boston Herald: his five-year deal includes a $3 million signing bonus and a $2.5 million roster bonus in 2006. The potential total value of the deal - not including escalators - is $13.1 million. Green has roster bonuses of $200,000 in 2007 and $400,000 in 2008 and 2009. His base salaries are $455,000 (2005), $545,000 (2006), $1.5 million (2007), $2 million (2008) and $2.5 million (2009).

Justin Green

2014 PS after week 13, .1071 BS2015 1/.435 TRV, .435 BS

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1-year deal, $435,000 base ($318,000 split in event of injury)…

Tyronne Green

2013 1/.735 TRV, .715 BS (.555 MSB)2013 CUT Pre2013 .01 WO (not paid)2013 .01 LTBE (weight clause, not paid)

Mike Reiss, ESPN: One year, $735,000 Signing bonus: $0 Base salary: $715,000 (split of $383,000 if he lands on reserve list) Workout bonus: $10,000 Weight bonus: $10,000 Salary cap charge: $575,000

Victor Green

2002 1/.7 TRV, .7 BS2002 .1 SA

BenJarvus Green-Ellis

2008 PS, .0884 BS2008 Activated after week 5, .295/.385/.47 BS2011 1.835 RFA tender

David Greene

2007 PS after week 2, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 11

Steve Gregory

2012 3/7.05 TRV, 8.8 TRMV, .75/1.25/2.25 BS2012 2.5 SB/3

2012-2014 .1 WO2013 .75 NLTBE2014 .5 LTBE2014 .5 NLTBE

Mike Reiss, ESPN: The former Chargers safety signed a three-year pact with base salaries of $750,000 (2012), $1.25 million (2013) and $2.25 million (2014). The deal includes a $2.5 million signing bonus and workout bonuses of $100,000 each year, in addition to other incentives.

Kevin Acee, San Diego Union-Tribune: Gregory’s three-year deal was for a possible $8.05 million, and his ’12 cap number is $1.683 million.

Field Yates, ESPN: $3,683,334 [2014 cap hit]

Cory Grissom

2013 3/1.489 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .004 SB/32013 IR, .288 BS2013 .004 BS guaranteed2014 BS reduced to .42/.512014 CUT Pre

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $4,000 Base salary guarantee: $4,000 Total guarantee: $8,000

Clif Groce

1998 No SB/1 after week 15, .275 BS1998 CUT Post week 16 (claimed by CIN)

Dan Gronkowski

2011 .45 BS2011 CUT Post week 2 (paid thru week 3?)2011 No SB after week 5, .45 BS2011 CUT Post week 9

Rob Gronkowski

2010 4/4.44 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 1.76 SB/42011 .83 LTBE RB (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.632012-2013 .03 WO (incentivized)2012 6/54 TRV ext, 3.75/4.75/2.25/4.25/8/9 BS2012 8 SB/8/52012 .25 2014 gteed WO OATSB/52015-2019 .25 WO

2016 10 OB/5 (prorated 2015-2019)2016-2017 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2018-2019 .046875 RB/game active (equiv .75)

Mike Florio, PFT: Gronkowsi's deal pays a signing bonus of $1.76 million and a one-time incentive based on minimum playing time in the amount of $830,000. The contract includes minimum base salaries ($320,000 in 2010, $405,000 in 2011, $490,000 in 2012, and $575,00 in 2013). The 2013 base salary is fully guaranteed for skill and injury. Also, $255,000 of the 2012 salary is guaranteed. (Once the one-time incentive is earned, the base salaries become non-guaranteed.) In all, $2.59 million is guaranteed; the only question is whether it the $830,000 above and beyond the signing bonus comes from the one-timer or the guaranteed base salaries in 2012 and 2013. The deal also includes $30,000 in workout bonuses for the last two years, triggered if the one-time incentive is earned.

Gred Bedard, Boston Globe: the extension is the richest for a tight end at six years and $54 million. The final $37 million is contingent on the Patriots picking up a $10 million club option by the final day of the 2015 league year (Feb. 28, 2016). If the Patriots pass on the option, the team can’t place the franchise tag on him. Including the first two years at his rookie salaries, the total deal is eight years at $55.23 million ($6.9 million average). With the team option, it’s basically two four-year contracts: $18.23 million ($4.557 million average) through ’15; and then $37 million ($9.25 million average) from 2016-19. Gronkowski is guaranteed to make $12 million. Another $5 million in 2015 is guaranteed against injury, and then if he’s on the roster on the fifth day of the 2015 league year.

Gronkowski has $30,000 workout bonuses in 2012 and ’13 and $250,000 for 2014-19.The deal also includes per-game active roster bonuses totaling $500,000 in 2016 and ’17 ($31,250 per game), and $750,000 ($46,875 per game) in 2018-19. This further insures the Patriots against injury for Gronkowski, who had back surgery his final year in college. Gronkowski’s salary cap numbers from 2012-19 are: $2.66 million, $2.75 million, $5.4 million, $8.65 million, $6.65 million, $7 million, $11 million, and $12 million.

Matt Gutierrez

2007 2/.665 TRV, .285/.37 BS2007 .01 SB/22008 CUT Post2008 No SB/2 after week 1, .37/.46 BS2009 CUT Post (claimed by KC)

Gary Guyton

2008 2/.692 TRV, .295/.385 BS2008 .012 SB/22010 1/.47 TRV, .47 BS2010 2/2.305 TRV,3.105 TRMV, .505/1 BS2010 .65 SB/22011 .15 WO2011 .8 esc possible

Ian Rappaport, Boston Herald: Guyton’s exclusive rights tender was slated to pay him the minimum of $470,000 on a one-year contract. Now what does he get?A $505,000 salary in 2010 and a $1-million salary in 2011, to go along with a signing bonus of $650,000.

Myron Guyton

1994 3/5.1 TRV, 1.225/1.45/1.625 BS1994 .8 SB/31996 CUT Pre

Jim Greenidge, Boston Globe: it's worth $5.1 million over three years, an $800,000 signing bonus with salaries of $1.225m in 1994, $1.45m next season, and $1.625m in '96. Guyton made $700,000 with the Giants last season.

Justise Hairston

2007 3/1.1705 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .0555 SB/32007 IR, CUT Post, injury settlement (4 weeks)

Jon Halapio

2014 4/2.3431 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .1231 SB/42014 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: 4 years, $2,343,100 Signing bonus: $123,100 2014 base salary: $420,000 2015 base salary: $510,000 2016 base salary: $600,000 2017 base salary: $690,000…

Bob Hallen

2004 2/1.375 TRV, 1.915 TRMV, .535/.665 BS2004 .175 SB/22004 CUT Pre week 1 (paid thru week 1)2004-2005 .27 NLTBE

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: The Pats released Veteran guard Bob Hallen, a somewhat surprising move given he signed a two-year contract (with a $175,000 signing bonus)…

Bobby Hamilton

2000 1/.413 TRV, .413 BS2000 3/2.45 TRV ext, .5/.55/.65 BS2000 .6 SB/42001-2003 .05 RB/WO2002 BS increased to .732143 after week 3, equiv .72003 CBA increase BS to .655

Ed Duckworth, Knight Ridder Tribune: ncludes a $600,000 bonus and could be worth as much as $1 million a season with incentives

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Hamilton, an eight-year veteran, had his 2002 base salary increased from $550,000 to $732,143, or an actual $700,000 after proration. His base salary for 2003 was increased from $650,000 to $655,000.

Jon Hand

1995 1/? TRV1995 CUT Post1995 .325 injury settlement

Chris Hanson

2007 2/1.325 TRV, .595/.73 BS2008 .025 RB/WO2009 1/.795 TRV, .745 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .05 SB/1

Pat Harlow

1991 3/2.2665 TRV, .28/.3/.33 BS1991 1.3325 SB/31991-1993 .008 WO1994 3/4.95 TRV, 1.4/1.4/1.4 BS1994 .75 SB/31996 Traded to OAK Pre (for 2nd)

USA Today: Signing bonus of $1,332,500, base salaries of $280,000, $300,000 and $330,000, plus $8,000 workout bonus each year. Total: $2,266,500 over three years.

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: Harlow agreed to a three-year deal averaging $1.65 million per season, including a $750,000 signing bonus and an annual salary of $1.4 million. Harlow's $2.15 million total remuneration for the 1994 season ranks him behind only quarterback Drew Bledsoe and two-time Pro Bowl left tackle Bruce Armstrong on New England's pay scale, slightly ahead of Coates' total 1994 earnings of $2.1 million.

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: Harlow officially became Raiders property in exchange for a second-round draft choice acquired by Oakland from the San Francisco 49ers earlier in the day. (That pick, the 57th, was acquired by Oakland along with the 49ers' fourth-round pick for the Raiders' second-round pick).

Duron Harmon

2013 4/2.7111 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .5336 SB/4

2014 .0055 WO2015-2016 .006 WO

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 4 years, $2,71 million… Signing bonus: $533,600… Base salaries: 2013: $405,000 (split of $288,000 if lands on reserve list) 2014: $495,000 2015: $585,000 2016: $675,000… Workout bonuses: 2014: $5,500 2015: $6,000 2016: $6,000

Antwan Harris

2000 4/1.281 TRV, .193/.298/.358/.385 BS2000 .07 SB/42001 CBA increase BS to .3/.375/.45

Marcus Harrison

2011 No SB after week 5, .6 BS2011 CUT Post week 5 (paid thru week 6?)

Mark Harrison

2013 .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .003 SB/32013 NFI, .288 BS?2014 CUT Post

Rodney Harrison

2003 6/14.955 TRV, .655/1.45/1.55/2.1/2.7/3 BS2003 2.5 SB/62003 .5 OB/62003-2008 .05 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2004-2005 .25 RB2005 BS re-negotiated to 1.752005 BS reduced to .765 after week 1, equiv .8229412005 .927059 SB/4 CONV2007 BS reduced to 22007 Suspended 4 games2008 IR after week 7

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Harrison signed a six-year contract worth $14.45 million, but no one expects him to play more than two or three years of the deal. His signing bonus was $2.5 million and, in the first three years of the package, he will earn $6.655 million.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: He will now receive a base salary of $2 million [in 2007] and can earn an additional $200,000 in incentives.

Caylin Hauptmann

2014 PS after week 2, .1071 BS2014 CUT Post week 52014 PS after week 6, .1071 BS2015 1/.51 TRV, .51 BS

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1-year deal, $510,000 base ($333,000 split in event of injury)…

Artrell Hawkins

2005 No SB/1 after week 10, .665 BS (.455 MSB)2006 2/1.49 TRV, .67/.67 BS2006 .15 SB/22006 CBA increase BS to .71/.722007 CUT Post2007 .125 RB (incentivized, not paid)2007 .125 LTBE (PT)2007 .125 NLTBE (PT)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The deal totaled $1.53 million, with base salaries of $710,000 in 2006 and $670,000 in 2007, and a signing bonus of $150,000.

Lavelle Hawkins

2013 2/1.865 TRV, 3.065 TRMV, .715/.85 BS2013 .15 SB/22013 .025 WO2013-2014 .6 NLTBE (up to 70 rec)2014 .075 RB2014 .05 WO

Field Yates, ESPN: The Patriots officially signed wide receiver Lavelle Hawkins to a two-year contract… Maximum value of $3.065 million… $150,000 in guaranteed money, all in the form of a signing bonus… 2013 Base salary: $715,000 (split if placed on injured reserve: $383,000) Workout bonus: $25,000 Incentives based on total receptions: At least 40 catches -- $150,000 At least 50 catches -- $300,000 At least 60 catches -- $450,000 At least 70 catches -- $600,000… 2014 Base salary: $850,000 (no split) Roster bonus (if on the roster on the 15th day of the league year): $75,000 Workout bonus: $50,000 Incentives based on total receptions: At least 40 catches -- $150,000 At least 50 catches -- $300,000 At least 60 catches -- $450,000 At least 70 catches -- $600,000… Hawkins would not earn the sum of all the catch benchmarks he surpasses. For example, if he catches 55 passes, he would earn an additional $300,000, not $450,000 ($150,000 plus the $300,000).

Travis Hawkins

2014 3/1.535 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .005 SB/32014 CUT Post2014 .005 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: $10,000 ($5,000 signing bonus, $5,000 base salary)

Chris Hayes

2002 No SB/1 after week 13, .525 BS (.45 MSB)

Donald Hayes

2002 2/3.25 TRV, .525/1.125 BS2002 1.2 SB/22002 .05 RB2003 CUT Pre2003 .35 RB (not paid)

Albert Haynesworth

2011 Acquired from WAS (for 2013 5th)2011 2/8.7 TRV, 1.5/6.7 BS2011 CUT Post week 92012 .4 RB2012 .1 WO

Jason Cole, Yahoo Sports: he reduced his base salary to $1.5 million. He can earn all the money and more back in incentives. He will earn $1 million if he plays in 20 percent of the plays and an additional $590,000 when he hits 45 percent, 50 percent, 55 percent, 60 percent and then 65 percent. Haynesworth, who signed a seven-year, $100 million deal with the Redskins in 2009, can also earn $400,000 if he makes the Pro Bowl. That’s a total of $5.85 million if Haynesworth hits all of his incentives.

Brad Herman

2012 3/1.4425 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .0025 SB/3

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Herman (Iowa) -- $2,500

Aaron Hernandez

2010 4/2.69 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .2 SB/42010 .076 RB (on roster entire season)2010 .024 earned NLTBE (PTI)2011 CBA Increase BS to .45/.542011 .09 RB (on roster entire season)2011 .11 WO (incentivized)2012 .104 RB (on roster entire season)2012 .096 WO (incentivized)

2013 .118 (on roster entire season, not earned)2013 .082 WO (incentivized, not earned)2013 esc to low tender possible2012 5/37.5 TRV ext, 40 TRMV, .54/1.323/1.2/2.3/5/6/6 BS2012 12.5 SB/7/52012 BS guaranteed2013 CUT Post2013 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full, voided)2014 1.137 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full, voided)2014-2018 .5 WO2014-2018 .5 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2015-2018 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)

Albert Breer, Boston Globe: Hernandez received a $200,000 signing bonus, well short of the $508,000 bonus that Chicago's Corey Wootten, taken four picks ahead of Hernandez, reaped in his four-year deal. Hernandez makes up the money in a series of roster bonuses -- $76,000 in 2010, $90,000 in 2011, $104,000 in 2012 and $118,000 in 2013 -- which are each tied to Hernandez making the 53-man roster, meaning he has to get through each offseason clean to collect. There's also a $24,000 minimum play-time bonus due after this season, and if Hernandez hits that one (and only if he hits that one), he's eligible for workout bonuses of $110,000 (2011), $96,000 (2012) and $82,000 (2013)… That escalator on the back-end, based on playing time, is worth $1.308 million. That brings the max value of the deal to $3.798 million over the four years.

Field Yates, ESPN Boston: the Patriots agreed to terms on a five-year contract extension with tight end Aaron Hernandez that could keep him in New England through the 2018 season.The extension includes a $12.5 million signing bonus, $16 million in guaranteed money, and a maximum value of $40 million in additional money. (One additional note on the bonus: it will be paid out over three installments. Hernandez will receive $6 million up front, $3.25 million in March of 2013, and $3.25 million more in March of 2014). 2012 season Base salary: $540,000 (guaranteed) Roster bonus: $104,000 Signing bonus: $12.5 million (prorated) 2013 season Base salary: $1.323 million (guaranteed for injury only. This will become fully guaranteed if Hernandez is on the roster in March of 2013) Roster bonus: $118,000 Offseason workout bonus: $82,000 (non-guaranteed) 2014 season Base salary: $1.2 million ($1.137 million of which is guaranteed for injury only. This will become fully guaranteed if Hernandez is on the roster in March of 2013) Offseason workout bonus: $500,000 (guaranteed if Hernandez is on the roster in March of 2013) Additional bonus: $500,000 if named to the Pro Bowl 2015 season Base salary: $2.3 million (non-guaranteed) Offseason workout bonus: $500,000 (non-guaranteed) Roster bonus: $31,250 for each game he is on the 46-man game-day roster. (Up to $500,000 for a full 16-game season). Additional bonus: $500,000 (if named to the Pro Bowl) 2016 season Base salary: $5 million (non-guaranteed) Offseason workout bonus: $500,000 (non-guaranteed) Roster bonus: $31,250 for each game he is on the 46-man game-day roster. (Up to $500,000 for a full 16-game season). Additional bonus: $500,000 if named to the Pro Bowl 2017 season Base salary: $6 million (non-guaranteed) Offseason workout bonus: $500,000 (non-guaranteed) Roster bonus: $31,250 for each game he is on the 46-man game-day roster. (Up to $500,000 for a full 16-game season). Additional bonus: $500,000 if named to the Pro Bowl…

2018 season Base salary: $6 million (non-guaranteed) Offseason workout bonus: $500,000 (non-guaranteed) Roster bonus: $31,250 for each game he is on the 46-man game-day roster. (Up to $500,000 for a full 16-game season). Additional bonus: $500,000 if named to the Pro Bowl

Dave Herron

2007 Acquired from MIN (waivers)2007 .285 BS2007 CUT Post week 1

Dont’a Hightower

2012 4/7.724002 TRV, .39/.741091/1.092182/1.443273 BS2012 4.057456 SB/42012-2014 BS guaranteed

Tom Pelissero, 1500ESPN.com: Hightower, drafted No. 25 overall, got a four-year, $7,724,002 deal with a $4,057,456 bonus and $6,280,729 fully guaranteed.

Mike Florio, PFT: The Patriots gave linebacker Dont’a Hightower, the 25th pick in the draft, no guarantees or similar devices in the fourth year of the deal.

Marquise Hill

2004 5/3.075 TRV, .23/.305/.385/.46/.545 BS2004 1.15 SB/52006 CBA increase BS to .425/.512007 deceased

Mike Florio, PFT: The Pats have signed second-round DE Marquise Hill to a five-year, $3.075 million deal with $1.15 million up front and minimum salaries each season.

Corey Hilliard

2007 3/1.17005 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .05505 SB/32007 CUT Post

Lex Hilliard

Quentin Hines

2013 3/1.486 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .001 SB/3

2013 IR, .288 BS2014 BS reduced to .42/.512014 CUT Pre

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $1,000 Base salary guarantee: 0 Total guarantee: $1,000

Jimmy Hitchcock

1995 3/.8355 TRV, .15425/.18125/.215 BS1995 .2685 SB/31996 .01 RepB1997 .015 RepB1998 .397 RFA tender1998 Traded to MIN (for 1999 3rd)2002 No SB/1 after week 2, .65 BS (.45 MSB)2002 CUT Post week 11 (claimed by DET)2002 .025 NLTBE (40% PT)

Jim Greenidge, Boston Globe: He did that yesterday, agreeing to a three-year deal reportedly worth $154,250 this year, $183,500 next season and $203,500 the third season… he got a $1,600 workout bonus for this year, and a workout bonus of $6,400 each of the next two seasons. Additionally, he gets a $10,000 reporting bonus next summer, and a $15,000 reporting bonus for the 1997 camp.

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: Hitchcock received the lowest tender ($397,000) which gives the Patriots a third-round pick as compensation if they decide not to match any offer he gets from another team.

Kyle Hix

2011 3/1.404 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .009 SB/32011 .006 BS guaranteed2011 IR, .258 BS2012 BS reduced to .39/.48

Ellis Hobbs

2005 5/2.755 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46/.545 BS2005 .825 SB/52006 CBA increase BS to .35/.4352008 BS escalated to 1.462009 BS escalated to 2.5452009 Traded to PHI (for two 5th)

Russ Hochstein

2002 PS after week 7, .068 BS

2002 Activated after week 10, .3/.375 BS2003 .005 WO2003 CUT Post2003 PS, .102 BS2003 Activated after week 1, .375 BS2004 3/1.805 TRV, 3.53 TRMV, .455/.55/.6 BS2004 .2 SB/32004 .525 NLTBE (PT)2005-2006 .5 NLTBE (PT)2006 .2 esc possible2006 2/1.77 TRV ext, 2.5 TRMV, .6/.73 VS2006 .4 SB/32006 .375 NLTBE (PT)2007-2008 .02 WO2007 .405 NLTBE (PT)2008 .45 NLTBE (PT)2009 1/.795 TRV, .745 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .025 SB/12009 .025 WO2009 Traded to DEN (for 2010 7th)2009 .3 BS guaranteed

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: The contract will pay Hochstein, who has now started more playoff contests than regular-season games in his career, about $2 million, including a $200,000 signing bonus. If he is a starter, the deal will be worth roughly $3 million.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Hochstein, whose contract was set to expire after the 2006 season, received a $400,000 signing bonus, according to NFL Players Association documents. His base salaries are $600,000 in 2006, $600,000 in 2007, and $730,000 in 2008. The deal also includes incentives to increase the value of the package.

Adam Caplan, Scout.com: Hochstein re-signed with New England earlier this year for one season at the veteran minimum for his years of service at $745,000. According to a league source, the deal included a $25,000 signing bonus.

Christopher L. Gasper, Boston Globe: The Patriots traded veteran guard/center Russ Hochstein to the Denver Broncos yesterday for a seventh-round pick.

Nathan Hodel

2009 1/.795 TRV, .745 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .05 SB/12009 CUT Post2009 .2 BS guaranteed

Reggie Hodges

2011 PS, .0884 BS

2011 CUT Pre week 1 (paid thru week 1)

Jabari Holloway

2001 4.1,624 TRV, .209/.298/.389/.418 BS2001 .31 SB/42001 IR2002 CUT Post (claimed by HOU)

Rob Holmberg

2000 1/.4475 TRV, .44 BS2000 .0075 SB/12001 No SB/1 after week 3, .477 BS2001 CUT Post week 5

Bernard Holsey

2002 1/.525 TRV, .525 BS (.45 MSB)

Torry Holt

2010 1/1.25 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, 1.15 BS2010 .05 SB/12010 .05 WO2010 .25 NLTBE2010 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Holt has a base salary of $1.15 million. He received a $50,000 signing bonus and can earn an additional $50,000 in the form of a workout bonus. There is the possibility to earn up to $250,000 in incentives

Mike Hoomanawanui

2012 1/.54 TRV, .54 BS (off WAS PS)2013 1.323 RFA tender2013 1/.63 TRV, 1 TRMV, .63 BS2013 .37 NLTBE (PT, earned)2014 2/2.4 TRV, 3.2 TRMV, .74/.8 BS2014 .36 SB/22014 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1, .08125 LTBE, earned .1) 2014 .4 LTBE (PT)2015 .3 RB2015 .00625 RB/game active (equiv .1, .1 LTBE)2015 .2 LTBE (PT)?2015 .2 NLTBE (PT)

Field Yates, ESPN: Hoomanawanui restructured his contract, which was a one-year deal that would have paid him a base salary of $1.3 million this season. Here are the new details: Base salary $630,000 Split $358,000 (for full season if he lands on reserve list) Incentives $125,000 if he plays 25 percent of snaps $250,000 if he plays 35 percent of snaps $370,000 if he plays 45 percent of snaps… So if Hoomanawanui is on the team all season, and plays in 45 percent of the offensive snaps, he will earn $1 million ($630,000 base plus $370,000 in incentives).

Jeff Howe, Boston Herald: Hoomanawanui's two-year, $2.4 million contract has been filed with the league. It includes a $360,000 signing bonus and $500,000 in guaranteed money. Here are the details. 2014: Signing bonus: $360,000 Base salary: $740,000 Roster bonus: $100,000 ($6,250 per game) Not likely to be earned: $400,000 (playing time) Cap hit: $1,020,000… 2015: Base salary: $800,000 Roster bonus: $300,000 (due fifth day of league year) Roster bonus: $100,000 ($6,250 per game) NLTBE: $400,000 (playing time) Cap hit: $1.38 million…

Stephon Houston

2014 3/1.5375 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .0075 SB/32014 CUT Post2014 .015 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: $22,500 ($7,500 signing bonus, $15,000 base salary)

Brian Hoyer

2009 3/1.1975 TRV, .31/.395/.48 BS2009 .0125 SB/32011 CBA increase BS to .5252012 1.927 RFA tender2012 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Hoyer received a $12,000 signing bonus.

Damon Huard

2001 3/2.1 TRV, 3 TRMV, .525/.575/.625 BS2001 .375 SB/32001 .3 NLTBE2002 .025 LTBE (wins)2002 .275 NLTBE2003 .075 LTBE (wins)2003 .225 NLTBE

AP: Huard, a former starting signal-caller for the Miami Dolphins, is said to have accepted a three-year, $3-million offer that includes a $375,000 signing bonus to serve as Bledsoe's back-up.

Maurice Hurst

1993 .495 RFA tender1994 1.79 transition tag1994 3/5.1 TRV, 1.5/1.4/1.4 BS1994 .8 SB/31995 CUT Post week 12 (claimed by STL)1995 .164708 grievance1996 .185294 injury settlement

Brian Hewitt, Chicago Sun-Times: Hurst, the Patriots' best cover guy and a restricted free agent, received a qualifying offer of $ 495,000 from the Patriots for the 1993 season.

Jarrett Bell/Larry Weisman, USA Today: Hurst, a five-year veteran and transition player, last week surprised the team by accepting the mandatory one-year offer of the average of the top 10 players at his position ($ 1.79 million). Then, after the Patriots signed cornerback Ricky Reynolds for three years and $ 5.1 million, they resurrected that very same offer for Hurst… The $ 5.1 million deal has an $ 800,000 signing bonus.

AP: Hurst has a $ 1.4 million contract for this year and next year [1995-1996].

James Ihedigbo

2011 1/? TRV, .6 BS

Jake Ingram

2009 4/1.848 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .07 SB/42009 .028 RB OATSB/42010 CUT Post week 9 (paid thru week 10)

Heath Irwin

1996 .131/.164/.216 BS1996 .233 SB/31999 .429 RFA tender

Steve Israel

1997 3/2.35 TRV, .2/.25/.6 BS1997 1 SB/31999 .3 RB

Corey Ivy

1999 PS after week 16, .06205 BS1999 Activated after week 16, .175 BS

Larry Izzo

2001 4/2.103 TRV, .448/.477/?/? BS2001 .275 SB/42002 CBA increase BS to ..525/.53/.662004 3/1.778 TRV, .66/.665/.67 BS2004 .15 SB/32006 .05 RB2006 CBA increase BS to .712007 1/.86 TRV, .82 BS2007 .04 SB/12008 1/.87 TRV, .83 BS2008 .04 SB/1

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Izzo got $150,000 to sign and base salaries of $665,000 and $670,000.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Izzo signed a one-year deal worth $830,000, with a $40,000 signing bonus.

Chad Jackson

2006 4/4 TRV, .275/.3602/.4518/.633 BS2006 .4525 RB2007 1.6475 OB/32007 PUP, activated after week 92008-2009 .09 WO2008 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: $250,000 of his base salary is guaranteed in 2007. He also has a $100,000 bonus for winning the Rookie of the Year.

Chevis Jackson

2010 No SB after week 13, .47 BS2010 CUT Post week 14 (paid through week 15?)

Eddie Jackson

2007 2/1.115 TRV, .51/.605 BS2007 PUP, activated after week 92007 CUT Post week 15

Cedric James

2004 PS after week 2, .07395 BS

Javarris James

2010 PS, .102 BS2010 CUT Post week 4

Tory James

2007 1/1.2 TRV, 2.65 TRMV, .9 BS2007 .3 SB/12007 .5 BS guaranteed2007 .65 LTBE2007 .8 NLTBE2007 CUT Post

Shawn Jefferson

1996 4/5.6 TRV, .4/.55/1.3/1.3 BS1996 2.05 SB/4

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: He signed a four-year, $5.6 million deal with the Patriots after the San Diego Chargers decided they couldn't pay him the money he was seeking.

Darnell Jenkins

2009 PS after week 13, .0884 BS2010 1/.325 TRV, .32 BS2010 .005 WO2010 PS, .125 BS2010 BS raised to .25 after week 4 (thru week 19)2010 IR after week 82011 2/.755 TRV, .33/.415 BS2011-2012 .005 WO2011 CBA increase BS to .3752011 CUT Post

Al Johnson

2009 1/1 TRV, .95 BS2009 .05 WO2009 CUT Post2009 .25 BS guaranteed

Antonio Johnson

2015 1/.755 TRV, .745 BS (.585 MSB)2015 .01 WO?

Ben Volin, Boston Globe: $595,000 [2015 cap hit] $755,000 [2015 cash]

Bethel Johnson

2003 5/3.8 TRV, .274/.342/.41/.478/.546 BS2003 1.75 SB/52006 CBA increase BS to .52006 Traded to NO Post

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Wilson received a $2 million signing bonus, salaries of $274,000, $342,000, $410,000, $478,000, and $546,000, and the potential of a $3 million payment before his fifth season based on playing time and performance over the first four years. Johnson received a similar deal, except for a slightly lower ($1.75 million) signing bonus.

Chad Johnson

2011 Acquired from CIN (for 2012 5th & 2013 6th)2011 6 BS2011 3/11.95 TRV, 17.25 TRMV, 1/3/3 BS2011 4.75 SB/32012-2013 .1 WO2012-2013 2.65 NLTBE2012 BS reduced to .9252012 CUT Post

Adam Schefter, NFL.com: the Bengals will receive two draft picks, a 2012 fifth-rounder and a 2013 sixth-rounder.

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Ochocinco was initially scheduled to make $6 million this year, but received a $4.75 million signing bonus and a $1 million base salary. The average compensation per year is $2.85 million. He's due $3 million base salaries for 2012 and 2013. His salary-cap figure for this year is $2.583 million and $4.683 million in 2012. The contract includes $250,000 in workout bonuses this year and $300,000 in incentive clauses this year. The deal includes $2.65 million in incentive clauses, including provisions for receptions and making the Pro Bowl. His cap figure for 2013 is $4.683 million.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Renegotiated his contract with New England this offseason, and is now due to make $925,000 in 2012 (plus a $100,000 workout bonus), and $3 million in 2013 (plus another $100,000 workout bonus).

Charles Johnson

2001 2/1.7 TRV, 3.3 TRMV, .5/1 BS2001 .2 SB/22001-2002 .8 NLTBE (PT)2002 CUT Pre

Len Pasquarelli, CBS Sportsline: Johnson, 29, signed a two-year contract that could be worth $3.3 million. It includes a signing bonus of $200,000 and base salaries of $500,000 for 2001 and $1 million for 2002. But where Johnson could earn considerably more is in playing time incentives worth up to $1.6 million over the two years of the deal. The incentive structure is

triggered by just 50 percent playing time and tops out at $800,000 for participating in 80 percent of the offensive snaps.

Kevin Johnson

1993 ?

Lee Johnson

1999 3/2 TRV, .4/.45/.45 BS1999 .7 SB/32001 CBA increase BS to .4772001 CUT Post week 6 (of 18)

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: Johnson, a 14-year veteran, agreed to a three-year, $2 million contract…

Ted Johnson

1995 4/1.75 TRV, .212/.288/.345/.403 BS1995 .48 SB/41995 .02 RepB1995 .002 WO1998 6/25.4 TRV, .25/1.25/3.225/3.725/3.1/3.35 BS1998 3 SB/61999 5 OB/51999 .875 SB/5 CONV1999-2003 .1 WO2000 2.785 SB/4 CONV2001 BS reduced to .477, guaranteed2001 1.023 RB added2001 .4 NLTBE added2002 1 RB2002 BS reduced to .65, WO removed2003 1 RB (not paid)2003 3/4.8 TRV, .8/.9/.9 BS2003 1.4 SB/32004-2005 .4 RB2005 CUT Post, retired

Jim Greenidge, Boston Globe: Johnson, who while in college played the same 3-4 defensive scheme the Patriots use and is a hard-nosed, rugged player in the Steve Nelson mode, signed a four-year, $1.75 million contract that gave him a $500,000 signing bonus.

Terrence Johnson

2010 3/1.225 TRV, .32/.405/.49 BS2010 .01 SB/3

2010 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Inside linebacker Dane Fletcher and cornerback Terrence Johnson were next at $10,000 apiece.

Aaron Jones

1993 2/1.7 TRV, .7/.8 BS1993 .2 SB/21995 2? TRV, .55/? BS?1995 .05 SB/21995 CUT Pre

Jason Cole, Orlando Sentinel: Jones, a graduate of Apopka High School, signed a 2-year, $1.7 million deal with New England… Jones received a $200,000 signing bonus and will be paid $700,000 this season and $800,000 in 1994.

Brandon Jones

2013 3/1.4885 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .0035 SB/32013 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $3,500 Base salary guarantee: 0 Total guarantee: $3,500

CJ Jones

2007 PS, .0799 BS2007 BS raised to .204 after week ?2008 1/.37 TRV, .37 BS2008 CUT Post week 1

Chandler Jones

2012 4/8.173499 TRV, .39/.761522/1.133045/1.504568 BS2012 4.384364 SB/42012-2014 BS guaranteed2015 .752284 BS guaranteed

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Jones' deal is $8.173 million with$4.384 million bonus, guaranteed salaries of $390,000, $761,522 and $1.133 million… Jones' 2015 base salary is $1.504 million, of which $752,284 is fully guaranteed…

Chris Jones

2013 Acquired from TB after week 1 (waivers)2013 .405/.495/.585/.675 BS

Donald Jones

2013 3/3.41 TRV, .63/.73/.745 BS2013 .235 RB2013 CUT Post2013-2015 .2 RepB (not paid)2013 .125 LTBE2014 .25 LTBE2014-2015 .235 RB2015 .375 LTBE

Field Yates, ESPN: Maximum value: Three-years, $4.155 million Signing bonus: 0… 2013 Base salary: $630,000 (non-guaranteed) Reporting bonus: $200,000 Roster bonus: $235,000 Incentives/other terms: $125,000 Cap charge: $1.19 million… 2014 Base salary: $730,000 (non-guaranteed) Reporting bonus: $200,000 Roster bonus: $235,000 Incentives/other terms: $250,000 Cap charge: $1.415 million… 2015 Base salary: $745,000 (non-guaranteed) Reporting bonus: $200,000 Roster bonus: $235,000 Incentives/other charges: $375,000 Cap charge: $1.55 million

Justin Jones

2014 3/1.535 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .005 SB/32014 CUT Post2014 .01 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: $15,000 ($5,000 signing bonus, $10,000 base salary)

Mike Jones

1994 3/2 TRV, .3/.75/.75 BS1994 .2 SB/31997 2/2 TRV, .2/.7 BS1997 .7 SB/21997-1998 .1 WO1998 .2 RB1998 Traded to STL Post (for 2000 5th)

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: Jones, the former Phoenix Cardinals pass rusher, arrived in Foxborough yesterday and signed a $2 million, three-year contract…

AP: Traded DE Mike Jones to St. Louis for a 2000 fifth-round draft pick.

Nate Jones

2011 No SB/1 after week 12, .81 BS (.525 MSB?)

Tebucky Jones

1998 5/5.3553 TRV, .265/.35445/.4457/.53695/.6282 BS1998 2.625 SB/51998 .1 RepB1999-2002 .1 WO2002 2.5 esc possible2003 3.043 Franchise tag2003 Traded to NO (for 3rd, 7th, & 2004 4th)2006 2/1.78 TRV, 3.28 TRMV, .71/.72 BS2006 .3 SB/22006-2007 .025 WO2006-2007 .75 NLTBE2007 CUT Pre

AP: The Patriots will get a third- and seventh-round pick this year and a fourth-rounder in the 2004 draft.

LaMont Jordan

2008 1/.85 TRV, 2 TRMV, .85 BS2008 1.15 NLTBE

Nick Kaczur

2005 5/2.59 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46/.545 BS2005 .66 SB/52006 CBA increase BS to .35/.4352008 BS escalated to 1.262009 BS escalated to 2.272009 4/16 TRV, 2/2.7/3.4/4.1 BS2009 3.5 OB/42010 .1 WO2010 IR after week 52011 CUT Post2011 .1 WO (.05 paid per transition rules)2012 .1 WO

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Kaczur, selected 100th overall (third round), signed a five-year contract with a $660,000 signing bonus. Not including escalators, the deal is worth $2.59 million. The base salaries are the minimum in each year: $230,000 (2005), $310,000 (2006), $385,000 (2007), $460,000 (2008 ) and $545,000 (2009). Like Hobbs, Kaczur has escalators in the deal that could increase the base salaries in the later years of the deal.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The deal includes an option bonus of $3.5 million. It is not known when the option bonus is due, but there is a clause in the contract that says if the option is not exercised, Kaczur's base salary would jump to $2.72 million in 2009. That seems to mean that Kaczur's option bonus is due at some point this year. Kaczur also has workout bonuses of $100,000 in 2010, 2011, and 2012.

Kevin Kasper

2004 No SB/1 after week 4, .455 BS2004 CUT Post week 12 (paid through week 13)2004 No SB/1 after week 15, .455 BE

Matt Katula

2010 No SB/2 after week 9, .63/.64 BS2011 .05 WO2011 CBA increase BS to .6852011 CUT Post

Ethan Kelly

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The first pick signed was Baylor nose tackle Ethan Kelly, who received a three-year deal worth $931,500, with a $21,500 bonus.

Tommy Kelly

2013 2/5 TRV, .95/1.95 BS2013 1 SB/22013-2014 .05 WO2013 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .5 LTBE, earned .15625)2013 IR after week 82014 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2014 1/1.855 TRV, 2.5 TRMV, .955 BS2014 .1 SB/12014 CUT Post2014 .05 RB/game active (equiv .8)2014 .645 NLTBE (up to 60% PT)

Field Yates, ESPN: Two years, maximum value of $5 million ($1 million in guaranteed money)Signing bonus: $1 million… 2013 Base salary: $950,000 Workout bonus: $50,000 Roster bonus: $31,250 per game that Kelly is active (maximum value of $500,000) Cap charge: $2 million… 2014 Base salary: $1.95 million Workout bonus: $50,000 Roster bonus: $31,250 per game that Kelly is active (maximum value of $500,000) Cap charge: $3 million…

Field Yates, ESPN Boston: Kelly has restructured the final year of his contract, creating about $800,000 in cap space for the team. Kelly was set to earn $2.5 million in his contract -- $1.95 million in base salary, a $50,000 workout bonus and $500,000 in per-game roster bonuses. As part of the restructured pact, it now breaks down this way: Signing bonus: $100,000 Base salary: $955,000 Roster bonuses: $800,000 ($50K per game he's on the 46-man active list)… The deal also includes the following playing-time incentives: 20 percent -- $95,000 30 percent -- $195,000 40 percent -- $345,000 50 percent -- $495,000 60 percent -- $645,000 (The maximum Kelly can earn in playing-time incentives is $645,000. Thus, the maximum value of the new contract is still $2.5 million.)

Eric Kettani

2009 1/.312 TRV, .31 BS2009 .002 SB/12009 reserve/military2011 reinstated, CBA increase BS to .3752011 CUT Post2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5?)

Kelvin Kight

2006 PS, .0799 BS2006 Activated after week 13, .35 BS

Brian Kinchen

2003 No SB/1 after week 15, .755 BS (.45 MSB)

Kliff Kingsbury

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Also in the fold is Texas Tech quarterback Kliff Kingsbury, who signed a three-year deal with a $50,000 bonus and minimum salaries…

Dan Klecko

2003 4/1.69 TRV, .225/.305/.38/.46 BS2003 .32 SB/42006 CUT Post (claimed by IND)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Klecko signed a four-year, $1.69 million deal that included a $320,000 signing bonus.

Adrian Klemm

2000 5/3.475 TRV, .3/.325/.4/.475/.55 BS2000 1.225 SB/52001-2004 .05 WO

Josh Kline

2013 3/1.489 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .004 SB/32013 CUT Post2013 .01 BS guaranteed2013 PS, .136 BS2013 Activated, .405/.495/.585 BS

2013 CUT Post week 12013 PS, .102 BS2013 Activated after week 8, .405/.495/.585 BS

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $4,000 Base salary guarantee: $10,000 Total guarantee: $14,000

Niko Koutouvides

2012 1/.84 TRV, .825 BS (.54 MSB)2012 .065 SB/1

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: it's a one-year deal worth $825,000, with a $65,000 signing bonus. The deal qualifies for the minimum salary benefit, meaning Koutouvides' salary cap charge is reduced.

Matt Kopa

2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 BS raised to .14994 after week 10?2012 .149942012 signed by PHI after week 13

Dan Koppen

2003 4/1.486 TRV, .225/.305/.38/.46 BS2003 .116 SB/42004 .03 LTBE2005 .035 LTBE2006 BS escalated to 1.5732006 5/19.5 TRV ext, .9/1.4/2.4/2.9/2.9 BS2006 7.5 SB/6/52006 1.927 dummy LTBE2007-2011 .1 WO2010-2011 .5 RB2011 IR after week 22012 2/3.05 TRV, 5.75 TRMV, .85/1.1 BS2012 .35 SB/22012 .15 WO2012 1.3 NLTBE (PT)2012-2013 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)2013 .2 WO2013 1.4 NLTBE (PT)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The Patriots also signed a four-year deal with fifth-round pick Dan Koppen, a center from Boston College, who received a $115,000 signing bonus to go with minimum salaries of $225,000, $305,000, $380,000, and $460,000. Koppen, the 164th player taken, also will have the opportunity to earn escalators in the first three years of the deal.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Within the deal is a $1.927 million playing time incentive for special teams in 2006, which is classified as a likely-to-be-earned incentive. But the design is that Koppen won't earn that incentive, which will allow the Patriots to be credited $1.927 million on the 2007 salary cap… Koppen's deal includes a $7.5 million signing bonus - payable in two parts - and base salaries of $1.573 million (2006), $900,000 (2007), $1.4 million (2008), $2.4 million (2009), $2.9 million (2010), and $2.9 million (2011). The deal includes workout bonuses of $107,000 in each year from 2007-2011, and roster bonuses of $500,000 in 2010 and 2011.

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: the base value of the contract is $3.05 million over two seasons, with $2.7 million in playing-time incentives increasing the contract's total maximum value. In 2012, Koppen received a $350,000 signing bonus and has a non-guaranteed base salary of $850,000. Additionally, Koppen has a $150,000 workout bonus, can earn $200,000 in per game roster bonus ($12,500 per game active) and has $1.3 million in playing-time incentives. Next season, Koppen is scheduled to receive a $1.1 million base salary, $200,000 workout bonus, can earn another $200,000 in per game roster bonuses ($12,500) and has up to $1.4 million in playing-time incentives.

Niko Koutouvides

2011 No SB /1 after week 9, .81 BS (.525 MSB?)

Bob Kratch

1994 4/6.9 TRV, 1.55/1.55/1.5/1.5 BS1994 .9 SB/41997 CUT Pre

Houston Chronicle: Kratch's agent, Tom Condon, said the Patriots' four-year, $6.9 million offer was impossible to refuse.

Larry Weisman, USA Today: the Pats front-loaded the deal, paying Kratch $2.45 million in 1994.

Jonathan Krause

2014 PS after week 7, .1071 BS2014 CUT Post week 8 (paid thru week 9)2014 PS after week 9, .1071 BS2015 1/.445 TRV, .435 BS2015 01 SB/1

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1-year deal, $445,000 base ($318,000 split in event of injury)Signing bonus: $10,000…

Bob Kuberski

1999 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS

Brandon LaFell

2014 3/9 TRV, .8/1.8/2.4 BS2014 3 SB/32014 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)2015 .3 LTBE2015-2016 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)

Jeff Howe, Boston Herald: It's for three years and $9 million, including a $3 million signing bonus… 2014: Signing bonus: $3 million Base salary: $800,000 Roster bonus: $200,000 ($12,500 per game on 46-man roster) Cap hit: $2 million… 2015: Base salary: $1.8 million Roster bonus: $400,000 ($25,000 per game on 46-man roster) Cap hit: $3.2 million… 2016: Base salary: $2.4 million Roster bonus: $400,000 ($25,000 per game on 46-man roster) Cap hit: $3.8 million…

Max Lane

1998 5/11 TRV, .25/1/1.06/1.44/1.2 BS1998 2.8 SB/51998 .1 RB/WO1999 .6 SB/4 CONV1999 .3 RB/WO2000 .64 SB/3 CONV2000 .4 RB/WO2000 CBA increase BS to .442001 CUT Pre2001 .4 WO (not paid)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The breakdown of Max Lane's five-year, $11 million deal is staggering. The guard received a $2.8 million signing bonus as well as a $250,000 salary in 1998. Lane's salaries are $1 million in '99, $1.06 million in 2000, $1.44 million in '01, and $1.2 million in '02. He also has various roster bonuses every year and a big $1.3 million payout on Sept. 1, 2002, if he reaches other roster incentives

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Lane's cap number was reduced in the maneuver from $3.7 million to $1.3 million... The financial hurt for Lane is huge, as he was days away from earning a $404,800 workout bonus.

Antonio Langham

2000 2/.88 TRV, .44/.44 BS2001 BS escalated to .62001 CUT Pre

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Langham will make the veteran minimum of $440,000 the next two years, with a chance to increase that to more than $1 million if he starts.

Spencer Larsen

2012 2/1.7 TRV, .7/.75 BS2012 .25 SB/22012 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: 2012 base salary: $700,000 2013 base salary: $750,000 Signing bonus: $250,000 2012 cap number: $825,000…

Ted Larsen

2010 4/1.8703 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .0803 SB/42010 CUT Post (claimed by TB)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The signing bonus is $80,300, and there are escalators in the final year of the contract that could increase the 2013 base salary.

Aaron Lavarias

2011 3/1.425 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .018 SB/32011 CUT Post2012 .005 WO2013 .007 WO2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 12011 PS after week 16, .0969 BS Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: the largest signing bonus last season given went to Idaho linebacker Aaron Lavarias, who received $18,000 from the New England Patriots. Ty Law

1995 5/4.391 TRV, .119/.4136/.5169/.6201/.7234 BS1995 1.305 SB/51995 .293 RepB1996-1999 .1 RepB 1999 BS escalated to 2.94841999 7/47.1 TRV, .4/1.4/2.4/3.7/4.9/5.65/8.75 BS1999 14.2 SB/71999-2005 .1 WO2000-2001 .5 RepB2000 suspended 1 game (week 17, conduct)2002-2005 1 RepB2002 BS lowered to .65 after week 2, equiv 1.0088232002 2.691176 SB/4 CONV2004 BS escalated to 5.92004 .5 LTBE (SB win & Pro Bowl)2005 CUT Pre

Paris Lenon

2009 1/.8 TRV, 1 TRMV, .75 BS2009 .05 SB/12009 .2 NLTBE (PT)2009 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: It is a one-year pact with a base salary of $750,000. Lenon receives a $50,000 signing bonus as part of the deal, and there are $200,000 worth of incentives in the package.

Louis Leonard

2010 No SB after week 14, .47 BS2010 CUT Post week 15

Mark LeVoir

2008 Acquired from STL (waivers)2008 .37/.46 BS2009 2/1.765 TRV ext, .55/.69 BS2009 .4 SB/32009 .025 RB2009 PUP, Activated after week 62010-2011 .05 WO2011 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: LeVoir, who enters his third NFL season, received a $400,000 signing bonus and is also due a $25,000 roster bonus in 2009. He will earn base salaries of $460,000 in 2009, $550,000 in 2010 and $690,000 in 2011. The deal also includes workout bonuses of $50,000 in both 2010 and 2011.

Damione Lewis

2010 1/1.25 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, 1.15 BS2010 .05 SB/12010 .05 WO2010 CUT Post2010 .25 NLTBE (PT)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: one-year, $1.15 million, $50,000 signing bonus

Dion Lewis

2015 1/.585 TRV, .585 BS

Greg Lewis

2009 Acquired from PHI (w/2010 7th for 2009 5th)2009 .65/.67/.725 BS2009 CUT Post

Matt Light

2001 4/2.735 TRV, .26/.325/.39/.455 BS2001 1.305 SB/4DEION: +.00125 in 2001-2003, -.00375 in 20042004 6/27 TRV ext, 28.2 TRMV, 1/1/3.5/3.75/4.25/4.5 BS2004 2.5 SB/62005 6.5 OB/52005-2007 .2 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2008 .2 LTBE (Pro Bowl)2009 .2 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2010 .1 LTBE2010 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)DEION: +.6975 in 2005-2006, -.465 in 2007-20092011 2/10.5 TRV, 12.4 TRMV, 1/3.4 BS2011 6 SB/22011-2012 .2 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2012 .1 WO2012 1.5 LTBE (PT)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The Patriots signed Matt Light to a four-year, $2.735 million deal Sunday that included a $1.35 million signing bonus.

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: the $27 million deal, with $9 million in bonus money, was enough to keep him around… Light got a signing bonus of $2.5 million and an option bonus of $6.5 million payable next spring. His base salaries are $1 million each in 2005 and 2006, then $3.5 million (2007), $3.75 million (2008), $4.25 million (2009) and $4.5 million (2010).

Ian Rapoport, Boston Herald: He’ll make a salary of $1 million this year to go with a $6-million signing bonus. Next year, he has a base of $3.4 million, $1.5 million in likely to be earned incentives and a workout bonus of $100,000. No guarantees, though.

Brandon Lloyd

2012 3/12 TRV, .9/1.9/2.9 BS2012 3 SB/32012-2014 .1 WO2013 CUT Pre2013 3 OB/2 (not paid)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Signing bonus - $3 million Option bonus -- $3 million Workout bonus -- $100,000 in 2012, $100,000 in 2013 and $100,000 in 2014 Base salaries -- $900,000 (2012), $1.9 million (2013), $2.9 million (2014)

Ben Volin, Boston Globe: The biggest dead weight, though, is Brandon Lloyd, who will count $3.5 million against the cap this year. But his dead money comes with an asterisk — the Patriots are taking on an extra $1.5 million this year from Lloyd’s option bonus, and will be given a $1.5 million credit in 2014.

Brett Lockett

2009 Acquired from CLE (waivers)2009 .31 BS2009 IR after week 13, .215 BS2010 2/.87 TRV, .395/.47 BS2010 IR2011 BS reduced to .4052011 CBA increase BS to .452011 .005 WO?2011 IR

Dane Looker

2000 Acquired from STL2000 .193/.275/.358 BS2001 CBA increase BS to .2982001 CUT Post

Kyle Love

2010 2/.73 TRV, .32/.405 BS2010 .005 SB/22011 CBA increase BS to .452012 1/.54 TRV, .54 BS2012 1/1.35 TRV ext, 2.55 TRMV, .75 BS2012 .5 SB/22013 CUT Pre (claimed by JAC)2013 .1 WO

Shalise Manza Young, Boston Globe: Love, who became a father in December, signed a two-year deal with a maximum value of $3.09 million during the preseason last year. He received a $500,000 signing bonus, had the $100,000 workout bonus, and his base salary was to be $750,000. New England will save $850,000 against the salary cap with the release.

Oscar Lua

2007 .285/.36/.46/.55 BS2007 .063 SB/42007 IR, .19 BS2008 CUT Pre

Ray Lucas

1996 PS, .0561 BS?1996 Activated after week 15, .131 BS1997 .131 BS1997 CUT Post (claimed by NYJ)

John Lynch

2008 1/1.2 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, 1.2 BS2008 CUT Post

Ryan Mallett

2011 4/2.947828 TRV, .375/.508992/.642984/.776976 BS2011 .643876 SB/42011 BS guaranteed2014 Traded to HOU Post (for cond 2016 7th)

Greg Bedard/Amalie Benjamin, Boston Globe: Mallett: $2,947,828 total, $646,876 signing bonus ($375,000, $508,992, $642,984, $776,976).

Tom Malone

2008 PS after week 1, .0884 BS2008 CUT Post week 22008 PS after week 13, .0884 BS

Steve Maneri

2010 Acquired from HOU (waivers)2010 .32/.405 BS2010 CUT Post week 32010 PS, .15 BS2010 BS rasied to .32 after week 16 (thru week 19)2011 2/.925 TRV, .405/.49 BS2011 .03 SB/22011 CBA Increase BS to .452011 CUT Post (claimed by HOU)

Logan Mankins

2005 5/6.4 TRV, .23/.37/.5/.6/.7 BS2005 2.25 SB/52005 .35 RB2006 1.4 OB/42009 BS escalated to 1.42010 1.54 RFA tender (reduced from 3.268)

2010 reserve/DNR, activated after week 82011 10.116 Franchise tag2011 6/51 TRV, 1.5/2.75/5.75/6.25/6.75/6.75 BS2011 20 SB/6/52011 BS guaranteed2012-2013 BS guaranteed (injury only)2012-2016 .25 WO2014 Traded to TB Post (w/2015 4th for Tim Wright)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: the pact is for five years and $6.4 million, according to NFLPA documents. Those figures don't include an escalator in 2009 -- tied to playing time -- that could increase the base salary that year. Mankins' signing bonus was $2.25 million and he also will earn a 2005 roster bonus of $350,000. There is a 2006 option bonus worth $1.4 million, meaning his total bonus figure is $4 million. Mankins' base salaries are the following: $230,000 (2005), $370,000 (2006), $500,000 (2007), $600,000 (2008 ) and $700,000 (2009).

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The six-year, $51 million deal extends through 2016. Signing bonus $20 million Base salaries 2011: $1.5 million 2012: $3 million 2013: $6 million 2014: $6.5 million 2015: $7 million 2016: $7 million There are also workout bonuses of $250,000 for Mankins on a yearly basis, which if counted in the total value, ups it to $52.25 million.

Lawrence Maroney

2006 5/9 TRV, .275/.36/.475/.6/.825 BS2006 .875 RB2007 4.31 OB/42008 .075 WO2008 IR after week 72009 .09 WO2010 .1 WO2010 Traded to DEN after week 1 (w/2011 6th for 2011 4th)1.015 PTI

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Maroney's contract with the Patriots is a five-year package worth a total of $8.735 million, according to NFL Players Association figures. The deal doesn't include a signing bonus, but $6.13 million of the contract is guaranteed, and with easy-to-earn incentives it would increase to $6.2 million.

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: It can grow to $11.5 million with escalators and performance.

Curtis Martin

1995 3/.8949 TRV, .136/.206/.2479 BS1995 .275 SB/31995 .03 RepB

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: the Patriots made Martin a one-year tender offer of $1.153 million for the 1998 season.

Eric Martin

2014 PS after week 16, .1071 BS2015 2/1.29 TRV, .585/.675 BS2015 .01 WO2016 .02 WO

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 2-year deal, $1.29 million 2015 base: $585,000 ($348,000 split in event of injury) 2015 workout bonus: $10,000 2016 base: $675,000 ($403,000 split in event of injury) 2016 workout bonus: $20,000…

Steve Martin

2002 1/.755 TRV, 2.005 TRMV, .525 BS2002 .225 SB/12002 1.25 NLTBE2002 CUT Post week 15 (.030882 termination pay)

Michael Matthews

2009 Acquired from NYG (for 2011 pick)2009 .46 BS2009 CUT Post week 6

Jerod Mayo

2008 5/16.3 TRV, 18.9 TRMV, 13.8 gteed, .295/2.25/2.7/3.15/3.6 BS2008 1.505 RB2009 9.1 SA/4, .5/.55/.7/.85 BS2009-2010 BS guaranteed2010 BS escalates to .8/.75/.92010 1.85 LTBE RB (PTI, incentive in subsequent years, not paid)2010-2012 .2 WO (incentivized, not paid)2012 addl 2.6 esc possible2010 3/8.4 TRV, 9.2 TRMV, .47/.6/.75 BS2010 6 SB/32010 .18 WO2011-2012 .2 WO2012 .8 esc possible2011 5/48.5 TRV ext, 50 TRMV, 1.25/3.25/6.25/7.25/8.75 BS2011 6 SB/7/52011-2013 BS guaranteed (injury only)2012 BS escalated to 1.152012 12 OB/6/52013 4.5 BS guaranteed (injury only)2013 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .5 LTBE, earned .1875)2013-2017 .25 WO

2013 .3 LTBE (Pro Bowl)2014 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .1875 LTBE, earned .1875)2014-2017 .3 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2014 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5, .1875 LTBE)2016-2017 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Mayo signed a five-year, $48.5 million contract extension. A league source has passed along the details and here's how the deal breaks down: Signing bonus: $6 million 2012 Option bonus: $12 million Base salaries 2012: $750,000 (injury only guarantee) 2013: $1.25M (injury only guarantee) 2014: $3.25M (injury only guarantee) 2015: $6.25M (injury only guarantee; injury only guarantee reduces to $4.5 million if option exercised) 2016: $7.25M (injury only guarantee voids if option bonus exercised) 2017: $8.75M

Total base salary: $27.5 million, $26.75 million of which is considered "new" money. In addition, Mayo has $500,000 in per game roster bonuses from 2013-17 ($2.5M total) and $250,000 workout bonuses from 2013-17 ($1.25M total)… Mayo can also earn $300,000 in annual incentives tied to Pro Bowls from 2013-17, and next year's base salary can increase by up to $800,000 under his previous contract.

Corey Mays

2006 .025 SB/?2006 CUT Post2006 PS, .0799 BS2006 Activated after week 8, .275 BS2007 1/.36 TRV, .36 BS2007 CUT Post week 4 (claimed by CIN)

Robert McClain

2015 1/1.24 TRV, 2 TRMV, .8 BS2015 .15 SB/12015 .05 WO2015 .015 RB/game active (equiv .24, .24 LTBE)2015 .15 BS guaranteed2015 .76 NLTBE (PT)

Mike Reiss, ESPN: McClain's contract with the Patriots is a one-year, $1.24 million pact, based on current information available. It includes a $150,000 signing bonus, $240,000 roster bonus ($15,000 per game), $800,000 base salary and a $50,000 workout bonus. Of the $800,000 base salary, $150,000 is fully guaranteed. There are also up to $760,000 of not-likely-to-be-earned incentives in the contract based on playing time.

Terrell McClain

2012 No SB/1 after week 3, .465 BS2012 CUT Post week 4

Devin McCourty

2010 5/10 TRV, 13.2 TRMV, .32/.405/.505/.65/.87 BS2010 1.5 SB/52010 .68 RB2010 BS guaranteed2011 3.38 OB/42011 2014 BS escalated to .972011 CBA increase BS to .45/.542011 1.54 LTBE RepB (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)2012-2014 .05 WO2014 BS escalated to 3.92 (addl .2 esc possible)2015 5/47.5 TRV, 2.5/4.5/6.5/7.5/9 BS2015 15 SB/52015-2019 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2015-2016 BS guaranteed2017 BS guaranteed (injury only, vests to full)

Albert Breer, Boston Globe: SIGNING BONUS $1.5 Million ROSTER BONUS 2010: $680,000 ONE-TIME PLAY-TIME INCENTIVE $1.54 Million OPTION BONUS 2011: $3.38 Million… BASE SALARIES 2010: $320,000 2011: $405,000 2012: $505,000 2013: $650,000 2014: $870,000WORKOUT BONUSES 2012: $50,000 2013: $50,000 2014: $50,000… TOTAL: $10 Million…

There's a $3.2 million escalator on the back end that brings you to the five-year max total of $13.2 million. Remember how they needed to get around the option bonus (and how it held up this negotiation)? Here's how they did it ... As the contract reads right now, McCourty has salaries of $1.25 million, $1.5 million, $1.75 million and $870,000 from 2011-14 and they're all guaranteed. Once the Patriots pick up that option, the numbers revert to those above and only his 2011 salary is guaranteed.

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Suh's Pro Bowl selection this week adds a cool $1 million to his expected $405,000 base salary in 2011. On a more modest and futuristic note, in 2014, Pouncey will receive a $62,500 raise, with McCourty's salary increasing by $50,000.

Mike Florio, PFT: McCourty received a $15 million signing bonus and $8 million in fully guaranteed base salaries over the first two years of the deal — $2.5 million in 2015 and $4.5 million in 2016. The 2017 base salary of $6.5 million is guaranteed for injury only at signing, but it becomes fully guaranteed on the fifth day of the 2017 league year. The final two years have non-guaranteed base salaries of $7.5 million and $9 million, respectively. McCourty also has $500,000 per year tied to per-game roster bonuses. It works out to a total package of $47.5 million over five years, but as a practical matter it’s a two-year, $22 million deal with a team option, year to year, on the final three for $25.5 million. Cap numbers are $6 million, $8 million, $10 million, $11 million, and $12.5 million from 2015 through 2019, respectively.

Fred McCrary

2003 2/1.34 TRV, .53/.66 BS2003 .15 SB/2

2003 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5)2003 No SB/2 after week 5, .53/.66 BS2004 CUT Post

Sean McDermott

2003 No SB after week 14, .375/.455 BS2003 IR after week 15, .16 BS2004 CUT Post

Chris McDonald

2013 3/1.49 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .005 SB/32013 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $5,000 Base salary guarantee: 0 Total guarantee: $5,000

Nick McDonald

2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 12011 PS after week 1, .0969 BS2011 BS raised to .14994 after week 10?2011 Activated after week 12, .45/.54/.63 BS

Willie McGinest

1994 4/6.1875 TRV, .525/.65625/.7875/.91875 BS1994 3.3 SB/41998 5/25 TRV 1.9/2.9/3.4/2.9/3.4 BS1998 8 SB/51998-2002 .1 WO1999 2.5 SB/4 CONV2000 2.96 SB/3 CONV2001 2.423 SB/6 CONV (5/5/5/5 BS added)2001 1 RB CONV/62002 1 RB2002 BS reduced to 1.4, 2 NLTBE added (Pro Bowl or 90% PT & 9.5 sacks)2003-2006 5 RB added in 2001 dummy extension, not paid2003 4/15.5 TRV, .655/1.845/2/3.5 BS2003 3 SB/42004-2005 .5 RB2004-2005 2 NLTBE added (PT, Pro Bowl), increased to 2.5 in 2004 re-negotiation2006 Cut PRE2006 3.5 RB (not paid)

Larry Weisman, USA Today: $6.19 million for four years. Signing bonus of $3.3 million. Salaries of $525,000, $656,300, $787,500, $918,700.

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: McGinest, a first-round draft pick in 1994 who was injured for much of last year, agreed to a five-year, $25 million deal that includes an $8 million signing bonus…

Brandon McGowan

2009 2/1.63 TRV, .55/.73 BS2009 .25 SB/22009-2010 .05 WO2010 BS escalated to 1.232010 IR2011 1/? TRV2011 .05 SB/RB/WO2011 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The two-year pact includes base salaries of $550,000 in 2009 and $730,000 in 2010. McGowan received a $250,000 signing bonus and can earn an additional $100,000 in workout bonuses.

Tyrone McKenzie

2009 4/2.381 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .631 SB/42009 IR (ACL), .24 BS2010-2012 .1 NLTBE RB (PTI)2010 BS reduced to .322010 CUT Post2010 PS, .15 BS2010 CUT Post week 8 (paid thru week 9)

Christopher L Gasper, Boston Globe: McKenzie got a four-year deal worth $3.124 million and a $631,000 signing bonus.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Patriots signed McKenzie...to a four-year $3.124 million deal with a $631,000 signing bonus. The base salaries are $240,000, $320,000, $480,000 and $565,000. McKenzie's injury cost him a total of $170,000, but he could earn as much as $125,000 of that back due to his innovative deal...The minimum base salary for a first-year player in 2009 is $310,000. For a player like McKenzie who will be placed on season-ending injured reserve he would be in line to make a base salary of $215,000, based on the collective bargaining agreement. That would be a net loss of $95,000, but the Patriots boosted McKenzie's base to $240,000, $25,000 more than a player on IR would normally get. Because McKenzie won't play in 2009 he will get an accrued season towards free agency, but not a credited season of NFL experience, which is used in Patriots' contracts to determine base salaries. If McKenzie was on the active roster this season he would have been in line to make $395,000 as a base salary next season, instead he'll get the 2010 rookie minimum base salary of $320,000, a net lost of $75,000

due to the injury. However, there is a combined play-time-team performance incentive in McKenzie's contract that allows him to get a $100,000 bonus payment the season after the incentive plateau is reached, allowing him to recoup a significant portion of the money the injury cost him.

Cedric McKinley

2011 PS after week 15, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 16

Dave Meggett

1995 5/10 TRV, .5/1.5/1.5/1.5/1 BS1995 3 SB/51997 4/4.5 TRV, .2/1/1/1 BS1997 1.3 SB/41998 CUT Pre (injury settlement)

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: The former Giants kick returner/running back will be officially introduced to New England's football public at a press conference today at Foxboro Stadium to announce a five-year contract worth $10 million, including a $3 million signing bonus ($1.5 million deferred).

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The Patriots renegotiated a four-year deal that will give Meggett close to the $4.5 million he was due to earn over the final three years of his original contract. The first year of the restructured pact calls for a signing bonus in the vicinity of $1.3 million and a salary of around $200,000. Meggett would average more than $1 million annually over the final three years. Under the original pact, the Patriots were being charged $2.16 million toward their salary cap, and the renegotiation could save them in the vicinity of $600,000.

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Meggett, an All-Pro last season, was scheduled to earn a base salary of $1.5 million this season, along with a $600,000 signing bonus, making the salary cap value of the contract $2.106 million (there is also a $6,000 workout bonus). The Patriots, who feel they might be overpaying Meggett, are faced with the same terms for 1998 before the payout drops to $1.606 million in 1999.

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Ultimately, he agreed to a deal that includes a $1.3 million signing bonus and a $200,000 salary this season, and $1 million per year for each of the following three years -- a contract he may never play out.

AP: New England reportedly will pay Meggett about $200,000 for releasing him while injured.

Brandon Meriweather

2007 5/8.75 TRV, 11.6 TRMV, .285/.37/.46/.55/.65 BS2007 .5 SB/52007 .755 RB2007 .1 NLTBE (rookie honors)

2008 3.72 OB/42009-2010 .15 WO2011 .135 WO2011 BS escalated to 1.65 (addl 1.75 esc possible)2011 CUT Post1.025 PTI (earned in 2008)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The contract signed by rookie Meriweather is a five-year package that includes a $500,000 signing bonus, $755,000 roster bonus in 2007, and a $3.72 million option bonus in 2008. Meriweather’s base salaries are $285,000 in 2007, followed by $370,000 (2008), $460,000 (2009), $550,000 (2010), and $650,000 (2011). The base salary in 2011 could increase with escalators in the deal. The contract also includes $1.025 million in incentives that Meriweather almost certainly will reach. In addition, there are $150,000 workout bonuses each season from 2009-11…

Zoltan Mesko

2010 4/1.97725 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .18725 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.63

Ian Rappaport, Boston Herald: Mesko has received a signing bonus of more than $187,000.

Ray Mickens

2006 No SB/1 after week 13, .71 BS (.425 MSB)

Jim Miller

2004 1/.66 TRV, .66 BS (.455 MSB)

Josh Miller

2004 5/5 TRV, .66/.7/.77/.8/.852004 1 SB/52004-2008 .075 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2006 CBA increase BS to .81/.822007-2008 .1 RB2007 CUT Post

Michael Smith, Boston Globe: Miller, 33, signed a five-year contract worth about $5 million with New England yesterday. The deal includes a $1 million signing bonus.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Miller -- who was placed on season-ending injured reserve Nov. 26 due to his shoulder -- is due a $100,000 roster bonus on the 15th day of the 2007 league year.

Prince Miller

2010 PS, .0884 BS2010 Signed by BAL after week 1

Lawyer Milloy

1996 4/2.295 TRV, .28/.35/.42/.49 BS1996 .755 SB/42000 7/35 TRV, .45/1.3/2.5/4.4/4.3/5.6/6.8 BS2000 6 SB/72000 .05 WO2001-2006 .1 WO2001 BS lowered to .477 after week 5 (of 18), equiv .7056112001 .594389 SB/6 CONV2002 1.975 SB/5 CONV2003 CUT Pre2004 2 OB/4 (not paid)2004-2005 .3 RB2006 .4 RB

Kevin Mannix, Sporting News: Milloy was the first rookie to sign with the New England Patriots, with a four-year contract worth $2.3 million.

Ron Hobson, Patriot Ledger: Milloy signed a $35 million contract yesterday… Milloy will receive $15 million over the first four years, including a $6 million signing bonus that could be spread over the length of the deal for salary cap purposes. After the fourth year, the Patriots have an option to void the remaining three years. Milloy can also void the contract after four years. The final three years of the contract calls for $20 million, which includes a $2 million bonus.

Garrett Mills

2006 4/2.0725 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .4625 SB/42007 CUT Post (claimed by MIN)2011 PS after week 1, .2390625 BS2011 CUT Post week 17

Jeremy Mincey

2006 4/1.6332 TRV, .23/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .0682 SB/32006 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Mincey signed a three-year contract that included a signing bonus of $68,200 and minimum base salaries for all three seasons.

Brandon Mitchell

1997 3/1.26225 TRV, .215/.26675/.3225 BS

1999 CBA increase BS to .3251997 .458 SB/32000 .472 RFA tender2001 1/.473 TRV, .448 BS2001 .025 SB/1

Mel Mitchell

2006 2/1.55 TRV, .55/.7 BS2006 .25 SB/22006-2007 .025 WO2007 .75 NLTBE

Tim Mixon

2007 PS after week 5, .0799 BS

TJ Moe

2013 3/1.493 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .008 SB/32013 IRm .288 BS2013 .022 BS guaranteed2014 BS reduced to .42/.512014 CUT Pre

Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: The largest individual guarantee among the Patriots undrafted rookie free agents belongs to Missouri wide receiver T.J. Moe, who received an $8,000 signing bonus and will receive $22,000 in fully guaranteed base salary…

Antwaun Molden

2011 Acquired from HOU (waivers)2011 .6 BS

Eric Moore

2010 No SB/2 after week 12, .63/.64 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .6852011 .015 WO2011 CUT Post2011 No SB after week 13, .685 BS (.525 MSB?)2011 CUT Post week 15

Rashad Moore

2007 No SB/1 after week 15, .51 BS

Sterling Moore

2011 PS after week 4, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 5, .375/.465 BS2011 CUT Post week 62011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 9, .375/.465 BS2011 CUT Post week 13 (paid thru week 14?)2011 PS after week 14, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 15, .375/.465 BS

Zach Moore

2014 4/2.3222 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .1022 SB/4

Field Yates, ESPN: 4 years, $2,322,200 (guaranteed value of $102,200) Signing bonus: $102,200 2014 base salary: $420,000 2015 base salary: $510,000 2016 base salary: $600,000 2017 base salary: $690,000…

Earthwind Moreland

2004 PS after week 2, .07395 BS2004 Activated after week 8, .38 BS

Sammy Morris

2007 4/7 TRV, .9/.9/.9/.9 BS2007 1.5 SB/52007-2008 .75 RB2007-2010 .1 WO2007 IR after week 82011 1/.96 TRV, .91 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/1?2011 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Morris received a four-year, $7 million deal. Morris has base salaries of $900,000 in 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010. He received a $1.5 million signing bonus and has a roster bonus of $750,000 due in 2007, and another roster bonus of $750,000 due in 2008. He also receives a $100,000 workout bonus in each season. Morris has a $2.125 million salary cap charge in 2007.

Stephon Morris

2013 3/1.4875 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .0025 SB/32013 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $2,500 Base salary guarantee: 0 Total guarantee: $2,500

Chad Morton

2005 1/.6 TRV, 1.2 TRMV, .54 BS2005 .06 SB/12005 .6 NLTBE2005 CUT Post

Christian Morton

2004 3/.942 TRV, .23/.305/.385 BS2004 .022 SB/32004 CUT Post2004 PS, .07395 BS2004 CUT Post week 2

Randy Moss

2007 Acquired from OAK (for 4th-round pick)2007 1/3 TRV, 2.5 BS2007 .5 RB2008 3/27 TRV, 1.9/6.4/6.4 BS2008 12 SB/32008 1 BS guaranteed2008-2010 .1 WO2009 2 BS guaranteed2009 1.5 SB/2 CONV2010 Traded to MIN Post week 4 (for 2011 3rd)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Moss's base salary for 2007 is for $2.5 million. He has a $500,000 roster bonus as part of the deal. There are $1.5 million in escalators/incentives in the contract.

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Moss has already banked $700,000 of the potential $2 million in performance bonuses that he can collect as part of his one-year contract. Moss earned $350,000 each for reaching 45- and 55- reception plateaus. And he will bank another $350,000 each when he hits 65, 75 and 85 catches. And being chosen to the Pro Bowl, a cinch, means another $250,000.

Tim DiPiero: Moss has signed a three year contract with the New England Patriots. The contract calls for a total payout of $27 million with $15 million guaranteed, $12 million of which is in the form of a signing bonus.

Zefross Moss

1997 4/5.15 TRV, .25/.7/1.1/1 BS1997 1.8 SB/41997-2000 .05 WO

2000 .1 RB (paid)2000 CUT Pre

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: they signed free agent offensive tackle Zefross Moss to a four-year, $5.05 million contract that includes a $1.8 million signing bonus.

Nick Cafardo, Baston Globe: Moss was scheduled to earn $1 million this season, the final year of his contract, and the team had already paid him a $100,000 roster bonus March 1. By cutting him now, the Patriots are responsible for one-quarter of the $1.8 million signing bonus Moss received when he signed his four-year, $5.2 million deal in 1997, and the $100,000 roster bonus. The Patriots saved $1.05 million with the move…

Gene Mruczkowsi

2006 1/.425 TRV, .425 BS2007 1/.535 TRV, .51 BS2007 .025 SB/12007 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The contract signed by offensive lineman Gene Mruczkowski last week was a one- year, $510,000 package with a $25,000 signing bonus

Marques Murrell

2010 2/1.5 TRV, .6/.7 BS2010 .1 SB/22010-2011 .05 WO2010 CUT Post week 12010 No SB/2 after week 17, .545/.555 BS2011 CBA increase BS to .62011 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Murrell is scheduled to earn a base salary of $600,000 in 2010 and a base salary of $700,000 in 2011. He earns a signing bonus of $100,000, and has workout bonuses of $50,000 each in 2010 and 2011.

Leonard Myers

2001 4/1.369 TRV, .209/.298/.389/.418 BS2001 .055 SB/42002 CBA increase BS to .32003 CUT Post

Rob Myers

2009 PS after week 8, .0884 BS2009 BS raised to .15 after week 112010 1/.325 TRV, .32 BS

2010 .005 WO2010 CUT Post

Spencer Nead

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Nead, a tight end from Brigham Young, who got a $25,000 bonus and a three-year minimum deal.

Steve Neal

2001 No SB/2 after week 14 (of 18), .209/.298 BS (off PHI PS)2002 CBA increase BS to .32002 .007 WO2003 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS2004 1/.455 TRV, .455 BS2005 1.43 RFA tender2006 4/10.5 TRV, 10.9 TRMV, .6/1.7/2.1/2.5 BS2006 3.2 SB2006-2009 .1 WO2006-2009 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2008 PUP, activated after week 72010 2/6.7 TRV, 1.5/3 BS2010 2 SB/22010-2011 .1 WO2010 IR after week 122011 Retired Pre2011 1 BS guaranteed (forfeited by retirement)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The Patriots signed Neal to a four-year contract worth $10.5 million that included a signing bonus of $3.2 million and base salaries of $600,000 in 2006, $1.7 million in '07, $2.1 million in '08, and $2.5 million in '09. The contract includes four yearly workout bonuses of $106,160.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The deal includes a $2 million signing bonus and pays Neal a base salary of $1.5 million in 2010 and $3 million in 2011 ($1 million guaranteed). Neal can earn $100,000 each in 2010 and 2011 in the form of workout bonuses.

Rob Ninkovich

2009 1/.535 TRV, .535 BS2009 2/1.7 TRV ext, 2.5 TRMV, .65/.65 BS2009 .35 SB/32010-2011 .025 WO2010 .2 earned LTBE (PT)2010 .1 unearned NLTBE (PT)2011 .2 LTBE (PT, earned)2011 .075 LTBE (special teams PT, removed in extension)2011 .15 NLTBE (PT)

2011 CBA increase BS to .6852011 .075 esc possible (long snapping)2011 2/4 TRV ext, 6 TRMV, .9/.9 BS2011 2 SB/32012-2013 .1 WO2012 .6 LTBE (PT, earned)2013 BS escalated to 1.42013 .9 LTBE (PT, removed in extension)2013 3/10.7 TRV ext, 13.65 TRMV, 1/2.1/1.5 BS2013 5 SB/42013 .2 LTBE (Pro Bowl, not earned)2014 BS guaranteed2014-2016 .1 WO2014-2015 .015625 RB/game active (equiv .25)2014-2016 .2 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2014-2015 .25 LTBE (PT)2015 1 BS guaranteed (injury only, vested to full)2016 .01875 RB/game active (equiv .3)2016 1.65 NLTBE (PT)2015 2/7 TRV, 1.5/1.5 BS2015 3 SB/22015-2016 .1 WO2015-2016 .025 RB/game active (equiv .4)

Nick Underhill, The Republican: he signed a two-year, $1.714 million extension that included a $350,000 signing bonus.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Ninkovich recently inked a new deal through 2011 which includes a $350,000 signing bonus. Ninkovich, who earns a base salary of $535,000 this season, is scheduled to earn $650,000 in 2010 and $650,000 in 2011. The new contract includes workout bonuses and playing time incentives in 2010 and 2011.

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Ninkovich signed a two-year, $4 million contract extension… his scheduled $685,000 base salary (which had increased by $35,000 via the new collective bargaining agreement) remains, with the Ninkovich receiving a $2 million signing bonus and $900,000 base salaries in 2012 and 2013. Ninkovich can also earn $100,000 workout bonuses in 2012 and 2013, and there are undisclosed base salary escalators in 2013.

Field Yates, ESPN: 3 years, maximum value of $13.65 million ($7 million in guarantees, with additional bonus money) Signing bonus: $5 million ($2.5 million paid out up front, $900,000 paid on February 15, 2014 and $1.6 million paid on March 31, 2014)… 2014 Base salary: $1 million (fully guaranteed) Offseason workout bonus: $100,000 Roster bonus: Up to $200,000 (he will make $12,500 for each game that he is on the 46-man active roster list) Playtime incentive: $250,000 if he plays 75 percent of the defensive snaps Pro Bowl incentive: $200,000… 2015 Base salary: $2.1 million ($1 million of this is guaranteed for injury only; it becomes fully guaranteed if he is on the roster on the fifth day of the 2015 league year) Offseason workout bonus: $100,000 Roster bonus: Up to $200,000 (he will make $12,500 for each game that he is on the 46-man active roster list) Playtime incentive: $250,000 if he plays 75 percent of the defensive snaps Pro

Bowl incentive: $200,000… 2016 Base salary: $1.5 million (non-guaranteed) Offseason workout bonus: $100,000 Roster bonus: Up to $300,000 (he will make $18,750 for each game that he is on the 46-man active roster list) Playtime incentives: $425,000 if he plays 45 percent of the defensive snaps, $850,000 if he plays 55 percent, $1.25 million if he plays 65 percent, $1.65 million if he plays 75 percent. Pro Bowl incentive: $200,000… Note: Ninkovich will earn $200,000 if he makes the Pro Bowl during the 2013 season.

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Signing bonus: $3 million 2015 base salary: $1.5 million Workout bonus: $100,000 Roster bonus: $400,000 ($25,000 per game)… 2016 base salary: $1.5 million Workout bonus: $100,000 Roster bonus: $400,000 ($25,000 per game)… How do these numbers compare to his original deal, which went through 2016? Ninkovich had been due a $2.1 million base salary in 2015 in his original deal, as well as a $250,000 roster bonus (paid per game), $100,000 workout bonus, $200,000 bonus for making the Pro Bowl and a $250,000 incentive for playing 75 percent of the snaps. In 2016, as part of the original deal, Ninkovich was scheduled to earn $1.5 million, a $300,000 roster bonus (paid per game), and a $100,000 workout bonus. He also had $1.65 million in incentives for playing up to 75 percent of the snaps in the original deal, with another $200,000 if he made the Pro Bowl.

Jake Nordin

2007 3/1.12 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .005 SB/32007 CUT Post

David Nugent

2000 3/.862 TRV, .193/.275/.358 BS2000 .036 SB/32001 CUT Post2001 PS, .068 BS2001 Activated after week 5, .298/.389 BS2002 CUT Post

Terrence Nunn

2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 Signed by TB after week 11

Clay Nurse

2011 3/1.4 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .005 SB/32011 CUT Post2011 .005 BS guaranteed (no offset)

Ryan O’Callahan

2006 4/1.7555 TRV, .23/.36/.445/.53 BS

2006 .1905 SB/42008 IR2009 BS reduced to .462009 CUT Post (claimed by KC)

Kevin O’Connell

2008 4/2.333 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .628 SB/42009 CUT Post (claimed by DET)

Deltha O’Neal

2008 1/1 TRV, 2 TRMV, 1 BS2008 1 NLTBE

JT O’Sullivan

2006 PS, .0799 BS2006 CUT Post week 4

Marques Sullivan

2004 No SB/1 after week 12, .455 BS2004 CUT Post week 15

Rich Ohrnberger

2009 4/2.201 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .451 SB/42010 CUT Post2010 PS, .15 BS2010 Activated after week 3, .395 BS2010 2/1.09 TRV ext, .48/.565 BS2010 .045 SB/32011 CBA Increase BS to .5252011 IR

Adam Caplan, Scout.com: It's a four-year deal worth roughly $2.20 million. The deal includes a $451,000 signing bonus.

Quinn Ojinnaka

2010 Acquired from ATL (for 2011 pick)2010 1.176 BS2010 Suspended 1 game (week 1, personal conduct)2010 BS reduced to .642010 CUT Post week 3

2010 No SB/1 after week 4, .64 BS

Clint Oldenburg

2007 4/1.80625 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS2007 .14125 SB/42007 CUT Post2007 PS, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 2

Jarrad Page

2010 Acquired from KC (for 2011 pick)2010 1.759 BS

Sterling Palmer

1999

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: $375,000 with a $50,000 bonus [in 1999]…

Joe Panos

2001 2/1.125 TRV, 2 TRMV, .477/.523 BS2001 .125 SB/22001 CUT Post2001 .15 NLTBE (up to 55% PT)2002 .2 esc possible (up to 55% 2001 PT)2002 .525 NLTBE

Boston Globe: The Patriots have reached agreement with former Buffalo Bills guard Joe Panos on a two-year deal worth $2 million.

Riddick Parker

2001 1/.448 TRV, .448 BS

Pat Paschall

2010 2/.7335 TRV, .32/.405 BS2010 .0085 SB/22010 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: received an $8,500 signing bonus as part of his two-year contract

Patrick Pass

2005 2/1.235 TRV, .54/.545 BS

2005 .15 SB/2

David Patten

2001 1/.54 TRV, .49 BS2001 .05 SB/12001 3/3.95 TRV ext, .6/.7/1 BS2001 1 SB/42003 .4 RB/WO/Inc2004 .25 RB/WO/Inc2010 1/.855 TRV, .855 BS2010 Retired

Michael Felger, Boston Globe: Patten originally signed a one-year, $490,000 contract (with a $50,000 signing bonus) with the team in April. The new deal gives Patten $1 million up front and base salaries of $600,000 in 2002, $700,000 in 2003 and $1 million in 2004.

Lonie Paxton

2000 1/.193 TRV, .193 BS2001 1/.298 TRV, .298 BS2002 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS2003 5/3.045 TRV, .45/.535/.54/.545/.67 BS2003 .305 SB/52006 CBA increase BS to .585/.722008 1/.88 TRV, .73 BS2008 .15 SB/1

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: [Paxton,] barely known outside the Patriots locker room, landed a five-year contract with a $305,000 signing bonus.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Paxton's contract is a one-year pact. He received a $730,000 base salary and a $150,000 signing bonus…

Roman Phifer

2001 1/.52 TRV, 1.37 TRMV, .477 BS2001 .85 NLTBE (up to 80% PT & 12 wins)2002 4/9.25 TRV, 10 TRMV, .75/1/3/3 BS2002 1 SB/42002 BS guaranteed2003 .5 LTBE RB (70% 2002 PT)2003 .25 BS guaranteed2003 .75 NLTBE2004 .75 BS guaranteed2004 2/2.25 TRV, 3.75 TRMV, .76/.8 BS2004 .49 SB/2 CONV2004 .5 NLTBE (PT)

2005 CUT Pre2005 .2 RB (not paid)2005 1 NLTBE

Mark Gaughan, Buffalo News: Phifer signed a one-year deal for the minimum salary and a $43,000 bonus.

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: That was enough to earn Phifer a $9 million contract extension that included a $1 million signing bonus and a $750,000 salary in 2002.

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: Phifer's contract calls for a $1 million salary and $500,000 roster bonus in 2003, which sounds a little rich for the Pats' blood. What's more, $250,000 in that salary is guaranteed, plus another $750,000 in guaranteed money in 2004.

Michael Smith, Boston Globe: The Patriots got more cap relief the following day when they reduced Phifer's salaries for the next two seasons from $3 million to $760,000 and $800,000, respectively, while throwing in a $490,000 signing bonus.

Anthony Pleasant

2001 3/4.7 TRV, .5/.85/2.5 BS2001 .2 SB/32001 .023 SB/3 CONV2002 .32 RB/WO2002 BS raised to ? after week ?, equiv 1.112003 1/1 TRV, .755 BS2003 .195 SB/12003 .05 WO

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Pleasant increased his base salary from $750,000 to $1.187 million. Because the deal was signed in-season, the base salary was prorated to $1.111 million. The increase of $360,000 bumped Pleasant's cap number by a like amount, to $1.504 million. There were no other changes to the contract of the 34-year-old Pleasant.

Lousaka Polite

2011 No SB/2 after week 16, .685/.7 BS

Tyrone Poole

2003 4/8 TRV, .655/1/1.5/1.5 BS2003 1.8 SB/42004 .2 SB/3 added2004 .445 RB2004 -.01875 SB payback/32005 .6 RB2006 Cut PRE2006 .5 RB (not paid)

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: Poole got an $8 million contract that included a $1.8 million signing bonus to come to New England.

Maurice Price

2008 No SB after week 3, .295 BS2008 CUT Post week 52008 PS after week 6, .0884 BS

Taylor Price

2010 4/2.4946 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .7046 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .452011 CUT Post week 12 (paid thru week 13?, claimed by JAC)

Ian Rapaport, Boston Herald: It’s a four-year deal worth $3.35 million. We now know the signing bonus is $704,600. He’ll earn $1,029,580 his first year.

Myron Pryor

2009 4/1.829 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .079 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .5252011 IR after week 22013 1/.63 TRV, .63 BS2013 CUT Pre

Aaron Wilson, PFT: it's a four-year deal, including a $79,000 signing bonus and the minimum base salaries, along with a potential escalator in year four. The total base value is $1.829 million.

Lovett Purnell

1996 SB/3?1996 CUT Post week 61996 PS1996 Activated after week 15, .131 BS?1997 1/.164 TRV, .164 BS1998 1/.238 TRV, .238 BS1999 .429 RFA tender1999 1/.5 TRV, 1 TRMV, .5 BS1999 .5 NLTBE

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The Patriots completed a deal with Baltimore yesterday, sending tight end Lovett Purnell to the Ravens for a sixth-round draft pick… Purnell, more of a receiver than a blocker, was a restricted free agent and had been tendered at the lowest offer of

$429,000. The Patriots first re-signed Purnell to a one-year deal at slightly higher than the tender, then dealt him.

Gary Lambrecht, Baltimore Sun: The Ravens also signed Purnell, a restricted free agent entering his fourth season, to a one-year, $500,000 contract. The deal includes an incentive package that could push Purnell's 1999 earnings to $1 million.

Kelcy Quarles

2014 signed by IND after week 2

Jason Rader

2007 PS, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 32007 PS after week 11, .0799 BS

Brett Ratliff

2010 PS after week 4, .0884 BS2010 Signed by CLE after week 5

Vince Redd

2008 PS, .0884 BS2008 Activated after week 11, .295/.385/.47 BS2008 8.6 dummy LTBE2009 CUT Post

Dexter Reid

2004 4/1.755 TRV, .23/.305/.385/.46 BS2004 .375 SB/42005 Cut POST

Darrelle Revis

2014 2/32 TRV, 1.5/7.5 BS2014 10 SB/22014 BS guaranteed2014-2015 .033333 RB/game active (up to 15 games, equiv .5)2015 OPTION DECLINED2015 12 RB

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Here is a breakdown of the deal for those into specifics: 2014 Cap value: $7M Cash value: $12M Signing bonus: $10M Roster bonus: $500K ($33.33K per game if on 46-man roster up to 15 games) Base salary: $1.5M… 2015 Cap value: $25M Cash value: $20M Roster bonus-1: $12M (earned on April 1, 2015, if club exercises option prior to end of 2014 league

year) Roster bonus-2: $500,000 ($33.33K per game if on 46-man roster up to 15 games) Base salary: $7.5M

Darryl Richard

2009 .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .047825 SB/42009 CUT Post2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 BS raised to .15 after week 112009 BS raised to .31 after week 13 (thru week 18)2010 1/.335 TRV, .32 BS2010 .015 WO2010 IR, .225 BS2011 1/.335 TRV, .33 BS2011 .005 WO2011 CBA increase BS to .3752011 CUT Post

Mike Richardson

2007 4/1.751 TRV, .285/.37/.46/.55 BS2007 .086 SB/42007 IR, .19 BS2008 BS reduced to .2952008 CUT Post2008 PS, .15 BS2008 Activated after week 7, .295/.385/.47 BS2009 CUT Post

Stevan Ridley

2011 4/2.9535 TRV, .375/.50925/.6435/.77775 BS2011 .648 SB/42011 BS guaranteed

Greg Bedard/Amalie Benjamin, Boston Globe: Ridley: $2,953,500 total compensation, $648,000 signing bonus ($375,000, $509,250, $643,500, $777,750).

Mike Rivera

2011 PS after week 9, .0969 BS

Marcellus Rivers

2007 No SB/2 after week 5, .595/.605 BS2007 CUT Post week 9

Freddie Roach

2006 2/.725, .275/.435 BS2006 .015 SB/22006 CUT Post

Matt Roack

2012 3/1.4425 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .0025 SB/3

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Roark (Kentucky) -- $2,500

William Roberts

1995 1/.25 TRV1996 1/.45 TRV, .4 BS1996 .05 SB/1

Darrell Robertson

2008 PS after week 11, .0884 BS

Zac Robinson

2010 4/1.828835 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .038835 SB/42010 CUT Post

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: $38,835 signing bonus

Greg Robinson-Randall

2000 4/1.466 TRV, .193/.275/.358/.385 BS2000 .255 SB/42001 CBA increase BS to .298/.375/.452003 Traded to HOU Pre (for 5th)

Justin Rogers

2007 4/1.1985 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .0835 SB/32007 CUT Post (claimed by DAL)

Jeremy Ross

2011 3/1.396 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .001 SB/3

2011 CUT Post2011 .009 BS guaranteed (no offset)

Oliver Ross

2008 1/.75 TRV, .77 TRMV, .73 BS (.445 MSB)2008 .02 SB/12008 .02 NLTBE (PT)2008 IR, .32 BS (.23 MSB), CUT Post week 8

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: It's a one-year package, with a base salary of $730,000, which is the minimum for a player with Ross's experience. The deal also includes a $20,000 signing bonus. The contract qualifies for the minimum salary benefit, meaning that Ross's salary cap charge is $471,000.

Pat Ross

2007 PS after week 5, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 8

Jeff Rowe

2009 PS after week 13, .0884 BS

Todd Rucci

1993 3/.57 TRV, .1/.125/.15 BS1993 .19 SB/31993 IR after week 3 (biceps)1994 VOID 19951995 3/1.505 TRV, .185/.22/.7 BS1995 .4 SB/31998 5/9.755 TRV, .25/1.085/1.24/1.49/1.79 BS1998 2.8 SB/51998-1999 .1 WO2000 .1 RB2000 .2 WO2000 BS reduced to .44/.75/.72000 PUP, CUT Post week 92001-2002 .2 RB2001-2002 .1 WO

Dave Johnson, Daily Press: Rucci, the 51st player chosen, reportedly received a three-year deal worth $570,000, including a $195,000 signing bonus.

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: The Patriots signed restricted free agent Todd Rucci, who started 10 games last season at guard, to a new three-year deal after his present contract's final year was voided by virtue of a 55 percent playing time clause. Rucci had been slated to earn $150,000 this

year but signed for a $400,000 bonus plus salaries of $185,000 this year, $220,000 in 1996 and $700,000 in 1997.

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Rucci, 30, signed a five-year, $10 million deal with a $2.8 million bonus following the 1997 season... Rucci has been paid $697,500 of his $1.24 million salary this year, nine weeks' worth. If the Patriots had kept him through Week 10, he would have been due the entire amount. Rucci also earned a $206,000 workout bonus for the offseason conditioning program and a $100,000 roster bonus. The Patriots are still charged with $2.106 million on the salary cap for Rucci. By cutting him with two years remaining on his contract, the Patriots will be charged with a $1.2 million hit on the cap next season

Grey Ruegamer

2000 No SB/2 after week 11, .275/.389 BS (off PIT PS)2002 1/.5 TRV, .65 TRMV, .45 BS2002 .05 SB/12002 .15 NLTBE (PT)

Leonard Russell

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: may be forced to accept New England's one-year offer of $649,000…

Rod Rutledge

1998 4/1.97 TRV, .229/.284/.339/.394 BS1998 .724 SB/42000 CBA increase BS to .358/.418

Bob McGinn, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: The 54th pick in the regular draft, tight end Rod Rutledge of Alabama, signed a four-year, $1.996 million deal ($499,000 average) with New England in June. It contained a $724,000 signing bonus.

Bo Ruud

2008 4/1.7899 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .0849 SB/42008 IR, .2 BS2009 BS reduced to .312009 CUT Pre (claimed by CLE)

Logan Ryan

2013 4/2.773252 TRV, .405/.495/.585/.675 BS2013 .563252 SB.42014-2015 .02 WO2016 .01 WO

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Ryan deal worth $2.77 million, including $563,252 bonus…

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 4 years, $2.77 million... Signing bonus: $563,200... Base salaries: 2013: $405,000 2014: $495,000 2015: $585,000 2016: $675,000... Workout bonuses: 2014: $20,000 2015: $20,000 2016: $10,000… the 2013 base salary has a split, meaning if Ryan lands on a reserve list the base salary is reduced for 2013, while his 2014 base salary is tied to having a credited season in '13.

Pio Sagapolutele

1996 .3/.4 BS1996 .05 SB/2?1996 .05 RB/WO?1997 CUT Post

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: the Patriots released defensive tackle Pio Sagapolutele, who was scheduled to receive a base salary of $400,000 and $650,000 in playing time incentives if he had stuck.

Greg Salas

2012 Acquired from STL (for 2015 pick)2012 .465/.555/.645 BS2012 CUT Post week 22012 PS, .1496 BS2012 BS raised to .465001 after week 52012 Activated after week 10, .465/.555/.645 BS2012 CUT Post week 11 (claimed by PHI)

Field Yates, ESPN: Salas, a member of the Patriots' practice squad, recently had his salary raised to $465,001, up from $149,600… Salas was previously being paid at a rate of $8,800 on a weekly basis, and will now receive $27,353 per week.

PK Sam

2004 5/2.115 TRV, .23/.305/.385/.46/.545 BS2004 .19 SB/52004 CUT Post

Asante Samuel

2003 4/1.6825 TRV, .225/.305/.38/.46 BS2003 .3125 SB/42003 .025 NLTBE (PT)2004-2006 .035 LTBE (PT)2006 BS escalated to .72162007 7.79 Franchise tag

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Samuel, the 120th pick, taken just three spots after Klecko in the fourth round, got a $312,500 bonus and similar minimum salaries in a deal worth $1.68 million.

James Sanders

2005 4/1.765 TRV, .23/.31/.385/.46 BS2005 .38 SB/42006 CBA increase BS to .35/.435/.522008 BS escalated to .9272009 3/9 TRV, .62/2.3/2.8 BS2009 1.8 SB/32009 1.2 RB2009 .08 WO2010-2011 .1 WO2011 CUT Post

Adam Caplan, Scout.com: the contract pays out $4 million in the first year.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Sanders's three-year contract includes base salaries of $620,000 (2009), $2.3 million (2010) and $2.8 million (2011). He receives a signing bonus of $1.8 million, and a roster bonus of $1.2 million that was paid in mid-March. The deal also includes workout bonuses from $80,000-$100,000, depending on the year.

Lewis Sanders

2008 1/.77 TRV, .73 BS (.445 MSB)2008 .04 SB/1

Terdell Sands

2009 No SB/2 after week 3, .85/.85 BS2009 CUT Post week 5

Todd Sauerbrun

2006 No SB/1 after week 13, .81

Bill Schroeder

1995 Acquired from GB (w/Jeff Wilner & Ferric Collons for Mike Arthur)1995 .119/? BS1996 CBA increase BS to .1311996 CUT Post

Chad Scott

2005 1/.665 TRV, 1.015 NLTBE, .665 BS2005 .3 BS guaranteed

2005 .35 NLTBE2006 2/1.65 TRV, .71/.72 BS2006 .2 SB/22006-2007 .01 WO2007 BS escalated to 1.22

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Scott's contract with the Patriots is a one-year, $665,000 package. There is no signing bonus. The contract contains a low-tier split should Scott be placed on injured reserve, which would pay him $300,000.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Scott’s contract with the Patriots is a two-year, $1.66 million deal that included a $200,000 signing bonus. Scott’s base salary will be $710,000 in 2006 and $720,000 in 2007. He has workout bonuses in both seasons -- $16,160 in 2006 and $16,720 in 2007.

Trevor Scott

2012 1/1.15 TRV, 2.25 TRMV, .9 BS2012 .25 SB/12012 1.1 NLTBE (PT)

Mike Reiss, ESPN: Scott's contract is a one-year pact with a $900,000 base salary. Scott gets a $250,000 signing bonus.

Junior Seau

2006 1/1 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, 1 BS2006 .25 BS guaranteed2006 .5 NLTBE (PT)2007 1/1 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, 1 BS2007 .25 BS guaranteed2007 .1 LTBE (PT)2007 .4 NLTBE (PT)2008 No SB/1 after week 13, 1.0625 BS2009 No SB/1 after week 5, 1.145 BS

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Seau could also make $100,000 in incentives [in 2007], but there is no signing bonus.

Richard Seymour

2001 6/14.3 TRV, 24.5 TRMV, 1.2/.82/.98/.96/1.12/1.22 BS2001 4.8 SB/62001-2003 BS guaranteed2002 3.2 OB/52002 .52 SB/5 CONV2005 BS escalated to 2.87/2.022005 1.7 SB/2 (added in lieu of new contract)2006 4/30 TRV, .585/.6/.73/3.685 BS

2006 5.34 SB/42006 6.66 OB/42006 12 OB/4 (moved up from 2007)2006-2009 .1 WO2007 PUP, activated after week 72009 Traded to OAK Post (for 2011 1st)

Terrence Shaw

2001 2/3.5 TRV, .477/1.5 BS2001 .023 SB/22002 CUT Pre2002 1.5 RB (not paid)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Shaw had a backloaded contract and was due to earn a $1.5 million roster bonus March 15, to go with his $1.5 million salary.

Jabaal Sheard

2015 2/11 TRV, 1/4 BS2015 4 SB/22015-2016 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1)

Field Yates, ESPN: Sheard contract w/Patriots: $4M to sign, $1M base salary in 2015, $1M in roster bonus. $4M base salary in 2016, $1M in roster bonus.

Visanthe Shiancoe

2012 1/1.2 TRV, 2 TRMV, 1.2 BS2012 .4 BS guaranteed2012 .8 NLTBE (up to 65% PT)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Base salary: $1.2 million Guaranteed: $400,000 of base salary Incentives: $800,000 Salary cap charge: $1.2 million The incentives break down this way (for a possible total of $800,000): $160,000 -- Plays 45 percent or more of the offensive plays $160,000 -- Plays 50 percent or more of the offensive plays $160,000 -- Plays 55 percent or more of the offensive plays $160,000 -- Plays 60 percent or more of the offensive plays $160,000 -- Plays 65 percent or more of the offensive plays…

Alex Silvestro

2011 3/1.3985 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .0035 SB/32011 .0165 BS guaranteed (no offset)2011 CUT Post2011 PS after week 3, .0969 BS2011 BS raised to .14994 after week 12?2011 Activated after week 15, .375/.465 BS

2011 CUT Post week 162011 PS, .14994 BS2011 Activated after week 20, .375/.39 BS

Kendall Simmons

2009 3/2.555 TRV, 6.3 TRMV, .62/.755/.9 BS2009 .28 SB/32009 CUT Post week 9, .291765 termination pay2010 1.5 esc possible2010 1.5 NLTBE (PT, decreased by earned esc)2011 1.8 esc possible2011 1.8 NLTBE (PT, decreased by earned esc)2011 .445 NLTBE (2009-2011 PT)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Simmons received a $280,000 signing bonus.

Tony Simmons

1998 4/2.075 TRV, .2455/.3055/.3665/.4075 BS1998 .75 SB/42001 CUT Post (claimed by CLE)

Chris Singleton

1990 4/2.975 TRV, .3/.42/.475/.58 BS1990 1.2 SB/41993 CUT Post week 9 (of 18)

USA Today: $1.2 million signing bonus; salaries of $300,000, $420,000, $475,000 and $580,000. Total: $2.97 million over four years.

Scott Sisson

1993 2/.265 TRV, .1/.125 BS1993 .04 SB/21994 CBA increase BS to .1351994 CUT Post (claimed by TB)

Deontae Skinner

2014 3/1.53 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .005 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: $5,000 ($5,000 base salary)…

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1-year deal, $510,000 base ($333,000 split in event of injury)…

Chris Slade

1993 3/1.075 TRV, .1/.125/.15/.175/.2/.225 BS1993 .7 SB/61995 VOID 1996-19981996 .785 RFA tender1997 5/12.75 TRV, 1.45/1.65/1.9/2/2 BS1997 3.5 SB/51997-2001 .05 WO1999 1.5 SB/3 CONV2000 1.56 SB/2 CONV2001 CUT Pre

Dave Johnson, Daily Press: Slade, the 31st player chosen in April's NFL Draft, on Friday signed a six-year contract worth almost $1.7 million. That includes a guaranteed signing bonus of $700,000, which the New England Patriots must pay Slade by Dec. 15... Slade was able to get a much larger bonus, as well as a voidable clause after three years. According to Whitfield, Slade's contract stipulates that if he is on the field for 60 percent of the Patriots' defensive plays in his third season, the contract becomes void and Slade becomes a restricted free agent... Slade will receive a base salary of $100,000 this season, and that is to increase $25,000 each year until 1998, none of which is guaranteed.

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: Slade was also free to cash in on that gamble, which he did yesterday when he signed a contract worth $12.75 million that included a signing bonus of $3.5 million... The new contract runs through 2001 and will pay him base salaries of $1.45 million next season, $1.65 million in 1998, $1.90 million in 1999 and $2 million each in 2000 and 2001, with an annual workout bonus of another $50,000 per season added to the pot.

Matt Slater

2008 4/1.88 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .175 SB/42011 CBA increase BS to .62012 3/5.4 TRV, .7/1.2/1.2 BS2012 2 SB/32012-2014 .1 WO2013-2014 .3 LTBE?2014 2/4 TRV ext, 1/1 BS2014 2 SB/32015 BS guaranteed2015-2016 .1 LTBE (Pro Bowl)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Patriots signed WR Matt Slater to a four-year contract with a $175,000 signing bonus. Slater will earn base salaries of $295,000 in 2008, $385,000 in 2009, $475,000 in 2010 and $565,000 in 2011. The final year includes an escalator that could increase the value of the base salary based on playing time in the first three years of the deal.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Slater gets a $2 million signing bonus in his deal, with base salaries of $700,000 (2012), $1.2 million (2013) and $1.2 million (2014). Slater can earn workout bonuses of $100,000 each year of the deal. In all, it's a three-year, $5.4 million pact.

Ben Volin, Boston Globe: Technically a 3-year deal for cap purposes worth $5.3056m… Slater got $3m guaranteed. $2m signing bonus. $1m base salaries. 100k a year in incentives, likely for Pro Bowl…

Ian Sluss

2013 3/1.485 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 CUT Pre

Field Yates, ESPN: Linebacker Ian Sluss and defensive lineman Joe Vellano signed deals with no guaranteed money.

Torrance Small

2001 1/.5 TRV, 1.2 TRMV, .5 BS2001 .7 NLTBE2001 CUT Post week 2 (of 18, paid thru week 3)2001 No SB/1 after week 3 (of 18), .5 BS2001 .7 NLTBE2001 CUT Post week 6 (of 18, paid thru week 7)

Len Pasquarelli, CBS Sportsline: Small, 30, will sign a one-year contract with a base salary of $500,000 but agent Rich DeLuca said the deal could be worth $1.1 million counting incentives.

Alex Smith

2009 Acquired from TB (for 2010 5th)2009 1.55 BS2009 CUT Post

Antowain Smith

2001 1/.5 TRV, 1.3 TRMV, .475 BS2001 .025 SB/12001 .8 NLTBE2002 5/20 TRV, .9/1.4/2.4/4.4/4.9 BS2002 3 SB/52002 .375 SB/5 CONV2002-2006 .1 WO2004 CUT Pre2004 .5 OB/4 (2003-2006, not paid)2005 2 OB/3 (2004-2006, not paid)

Mike Mulligan, Chicago Sun-Times: Smith, for instance, signed a one-year, $475,000 contract with incentives that eventually meant he would earn $1.1million. But his signing bonus was only $25,000…

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: the Pats prevented the sixth-year Veteran from testing the free agent market in March by giving him a five-year contract extension that included a $3 million signing bonus and base salaries of $900,000 in 2002 and $1.4 million in 2003.

Michael Smith, Boston Globe: The Patriots announced last night they declined to exercise the 2004 option on running back Antowain Smith, making him a free agent. The $500,000 payment was due one week after the season. Smith, who will turn 32 next month, was scheduled to receive $2.4 million in base salary next year, the third of a five-year, $20 million contract he signed in March 2002… New England will absorb a cap hit of $2.025 million - the remaining prorated portion of Smith's $3.375 million signing bonus.

Jonathan Smith

2006 1/.425 TRV, .425 BS2006 CUT Post week 5

Kenny Smith

2008 1/.52 TRV, .52 BS2008 IR, .27 BS

Le Kevin Smith

2006 4/1.681 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .071 SB/42009 CBA increase BS to .5352009 Traded to DEN (w/2010 7th for 2010 5th)

Christopher L. Gasper, Boston Globe: The Patriots sent Denver a seventh-round pick along with defensive end Le Kevin Smith in exchange for a fifth-rounder in an Aug. 17 swap.

Lee Smith

2011 4/2.298282 TRV, .375/.479467/.583934/.688401 BS2011 .17148 SB/42011 CUT Post (claimed by BUF)

Greg Bedard/Amalie Benjamin, Boston Globe: Lee Smith: $2,298,282 total, $171,480 signing bonus ($375,000, $479,467, $583,934, $688,401).

Otis Smith

1996 No SB/1 after week 6, .325 BS1996 .113235 LTBE (PT)

2000 2/.92 TRV, .44/.48 BS2001 3/4.4 TRV ext, .5/.7/.75/.8 BS2001 .63 SB/42001 .6 NLTBE (PT)2002 CBA increase BS to .75/.7552002 BS raised to 1.114286 after week 3, equiv 1.052002 IR after week 152002 .45 NLTBE (PT)2003 CUT Post2003 .45 RB (voided by 2002 NLTBE)2003-2004 .75 NLTBE (PT)2004 .75 RB (voids w/2003 NLTBE)

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: His old salary for 2002 was $750,000 and the new one is $1.114 million, prorated down to $1.05 million. The raise jumps his cap value by $300,000, to $1.213 million. New England also shuffled some funds in future seasons, leaving Smith with roster bonuses of $450,000 for 2003 and $750,000 in 2004.

Quinton Smith

2007 3/1.118 TRV, .285/.37/.46 BS2007 .003 SB/32007 CUT Post

Will Smith

2014 1/.92 TRV, .855 BS (.57 MSB)2014 .015 WO2014 CUT Post2014 .05 RB (53-man week 1)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Total value: $920,000 Base salary: $855,000 Roster bonus: $50,000 (if on roster for first game of regular season) Offseason bonus: $15,000 Salary cap charge: $595,000

Nate Solder

2011 4/8.540492 TRV, .375/.763204/1.151408/.769806 BS2011 4.7112682011-2014 BS guaranteed2014 .769806 RB2015 7.438 OY

Monique Walker, Boston Globe: The Patriots signed their first-round pick (17th overall) to a four-year deal worth $8.54 million, which includes a $4.7 million signing bonus.

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: the deal is fully guaranteed for the first four years and includes a $769,806 non-guaranteed roster bonus on the fifth day of the league year in 2014.

Isaac Sopoaga

2013 Acquired from PHI after week 8 (w/2014 6th for 2014 5th)2013 1/3.75/3.5 BS2013-2015 .25 NLTBE2014 BS de-escalated to 3.5 (for less than 50% 2013 PT)2014 CUT Pre

Stephen Spach

2007 No SB/2 after week 14, .36/.445 BS2008 CUT Post2008 1/.445 TRV, .445 BS2008 CUT Post week 2

Antwain Spann

2006 PS, .07992006 Activated after week 6, .2752006 2.91341 dummy LTBE2007 PS after week 3, .0799 BS2007 Activated after week 16, .36/.37 BS2008 CUT Post2008 PS, .15 BS2008 Activated after week 7, .37/.46/.545 BS2009 CUT Post

Brandon Spikes

2010 4/3.2 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .96 SB/42010 Suspended 4 games (weeks 14-17, PED policy)2011 CBA increase BS to .45/.54/.632011 .45 NLTBE RB (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)

Ian Rappaport, Boston Herald: Spikes has just agreed to a four-year deal that will pay him $3.215 million. His signing bonus is $960,000. (Updated: the deal also includes a $450,000 one-time incentive).

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: he lost $75,294 in salary due to the suspension. According to a league source, half of Spikes' signing bonus was deferred to either the day before 2011 training camp, the Tuesday following the first regular season in 2011, or January 1, 2013. Spikes is also scheduled to receive a $450,000 roster bonus on the second day of training camp.

Greg Spires

1998 .166/.1875/.225 BS

1998 .35 SB/31999 .02 RB1999 CBA increase BS to .25/.3582000 .024 RB2001 .512 RFA tender2001 CUT Post (claimed by CLE)

Shawn Springs

2009 3/9.75 TRV, 13 TRMV, 1.75/2.25/2.75 BS2009 2.7 SB/32009-2011 .1 WO2010 CUT Pre

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Springs' deal is worth in excess of $10.5 million over three years, a source told ESPN's John Clayton. If Springs reaches all of his playing incentives he could make as much as $13 million.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: It is a three-year pact, with base salaries of $1.75 million in 2009, $2.25 million in 2010, and $2.75 million in 2011. The deal includes a $2.7 million signing bonus and workout bonuses of $100,000 per year.

Brian Stablein

1998 3/3 TRV1998 .5 SB/31998 CUT Post

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: When a player signs a three-year, $3 million contract with a $500,000 signing bonus, it ensures him a significant role with the team. In most cases, that is.

Donte’ Stallworth

2007 6/33.1 TRV, 33.5 TRMV, .7/1/1/4/4/4 BS2007 1 SB/62007-2009 1.6 RB (opening day)2007 .3 WO2008 CUT Pre2008 6 OB/5 (counted from 2007, not executed until 2008, cap rebate if not executed)2008 2 RB (March)2008-2009 .4 WO2009 2 OB/42010-2012 .5 WO2012 1/.875 TRV, .825 BS (.54 MSB?)2012 .025 SB/12012 .025 WO

Mike Florio, PFT: Stallworth also can earn up to $400,000 in incentives [in 2007]. He'll get $100,000 if he catches 70 passes, another $100,000 if he catches 75 passes, another $100,000 if he catches 80 passes, and $100,000 if he is on the Pro Bowl team.

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: here are the specifics of Stallworth's one-year pact: Base salary: $825,000 Signing bonus: $25,000 Workout bonus: $25,000 Injury split: $387,000 (if he lands on IR)

Isaiah Stanback

2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 Activated after week 9, .025 SB/2, .46/.545 BS2010 CUT Pre (claimed by SEA)2010 .025 RB (not paid)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Stanback's deal includes a $25,000 signing bonus and has base salaries of $460,000 in 2009 and $560,000 in 2010. There is also a 2010 offseason roster bonus of $25,000

Matt Stankiewitch

2013 3/1.4875 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .0025 SB/32013 CUT Post2013 .0025 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $2,500 Base salary guarantee: $2,500 Total guarantee: $5,000

Duane Starks

2005 Acquired from ARI (w/5th for 3rd & 5th)2005 3.6/3.6 BS2005 3.06 SB/2 CONV2005 IR after week 102006 Cut PRE

Matt Stevens

2000 Acquired from WAS after week 16 (waivers)2000 .44 BS2001 3/? TRV, .477/.565/? BS2001 .03 SB/12001 .023 WO2002 Selected by HOU in expansion draft2002 .035 WO

Dan Stevenson

2006 .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .072 SB/42006 CUT Post2006 PS

Andy Stokes

2004 .225/.305/.385/.46 BS2004 .0175 SB/42005 Cut POST

Barry Stokes

2008 1/.73 TRV, .73 BS (.445 MSB)2008 IR, .32 BS (.23 MSB)

JJ Stokes

2003 No SB/1 after week 11, .655 BS (.45 MSB)2003 CUT Post week 142004 1/.685 TRV, .66 BS (.455 MSB)2004 .025 SB/12004 CUT Post

Michael Stone

2005 No SB/1 after week 3, .455 BS

Bryan Stork

2014 4/2.697 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .477 SB/4

Field Yates, ESPN: 4 years, $2.697 million Signing bonus: $477,000 2014 base salary: $420,000 2015 base salary: $510,000 2016 base salary: $600,000 2017 base salary: $690,000…

Marcus Stroud

2011 2/3.1 TRV, 4.5 TRMV, 1.2/1.2 BS2011 .15 SB/22011 CUT Post2011 .1 WO (.05 paid per transition rules)2011 .15 RepB (not paid)2011 .2 RB (53-man any game)2011-2012 .45 NLTBE2012 .1 WO2012 .5 esc possible

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Stroud's contract with the Patriots is a two-year pact that includes a $150,000 signing bonus. The deal includes a $1.2 million base salary in 2011, and a $1.7 million base salary in 2012. In 2011, Stroud can earn an additional $450,000 in bonuses (roster, reporting, workout), and an additional $50,000 in incentives. In 2012, Stroud has a $100,000 workout bonus.

Dana Stubbefield

2004 1/.785 TRV, .76 BS (.455 MSB)2004 .025 SB/12004 .15 BS guaranteed2004 CUT Post

Zach Sudfeld

2013 3/1.497 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .012 SB/32013 .005 BS guaranteed2013 CUT Post week 4 (claimed by NYJ)

Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: Sudfeld… received the team's largest signing bonus ($12,000) and also has a $5,000 base salary guarantee for a total of $17,000 in guaranteed money.

Chris Sullivan

1996 3/.698 TRV, .131/.164/.196 BS1996 .207 SB/31998 CBA increase BS to .2161999 .934 RFA tender2001 No SB/2 after week 14 (of 18), .477/.477 BS2002 CBA increase BS to .5252002 .025 WO2002 CUT Post

Johnathan Sullivan

2006 Acquired from NO (for Bethel Johnson)2006 .689083/.901333/1.243583/1.455829 BS2006 CUT Post week 52008-2009 voidable

Marques Sullivan

2004 No SB after week 12, .455 BS2004 CUT Post week 15

Will Svitek

2013 1/1 TRV, 1.5 TRMV, .715 BS2013 .125 SB/12013 .01 RB/game active (equiv .16, 0 NLTBE, earned .13)2013 .375 BS guaranteed2013 .5 NLTBE

D. Orlando Ledbetter, AJC: He signed a one-year, $1 million deal with $500,000 guaranteed.

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: $125,000 roster bonus, $160,000 roster bonus, $375,000 of $715,000 base full guarantee $500K incentive…

Dax Swanson

2014 PS after week 2, .1071 BS2014 CUT Post week 122014 PS after week 13, .1071 BS2014 CUT Post week 162014 PS after week 16, .1071 BS2015 1/.435 TRV, .435 BS

Mike Reiss, ESPN: 1-year deal worth $435,000 base ($318,000 split in event of injury)…

Aqib Talib

2012 Acquired from TB after week 8 (w/2013 7th for 2013 4th)2012 1.8525 BS2012 suspended 1 game (week 10, PED policy)2013 1/5 TRV, 5.5 TRMV, 1.575 BS2013 3 SB/12013 .05 WO2013 .0234375 RB/game active (equiv .375, .234375 LTBE, earned .304688)2013 BS guaranteed2013 .5 NLTBE (Pro Bowl, earned)

Jeff Howe, Boston Herald: Talib's contract has been filed, and it is a one-year, $5 million contract with a $3 million signing bonus and $4.575 million guaranteed. Here is the breakdown. 2013: Base salary: $1.575 million (fully guaranteed) Cap hit: $4,859,375 Cash value: $5 million Signing bonus: $3 million Roster bonus: $375,000 Workout bonus: $50,000 Total NLTBE: $500,000 Notes: For the roster bonus, Talib will earn $23,437.50 for every game in which he is active. Workout bonuses are based on attendance in the offseason program. The Not Likely to Be Earned (NLTBE) is based on the Pro Bowl.

Tom Pelissero, USA Today: Talib re-signed for $5 million, had four interceptions and earned a $500,000 incentive with his first Pro Bowl nod.

Jeff Tarpinian

2011 3/1.404 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS

2011 .009 SB/32011 .006 BS guaranteed (no offset)2011 CUT Pre week 1 (paid thru week 1)2011 PS after week 1, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 2, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 IR after week 11, .258 BS?2012 CUT Post2012 PS, .0969 BS2012 Activated after week 6, .465 BS2012 CUT Post week 102012 PS, .0969 BS2012 BS raised to .14994 after week 11?2012 BS raised to .174998 after week 12?

Brandon Tate

2009 4/2.505 TRV, .31/.395/.48/.565 BS2009 .755 SB/42009 PUP, .215 BS, Activated after week 62009 IR after week 9, .215 BS2010 BS reduced to .322011 CUT Post (claimed by CIN)

Christopher L. Gasper, Boston Globe: Tate has agreed to a four-year contract that includes a $755,000 signing bonus…

Chris Taylor

2009 1/.46 TRV, .46 BS2009 IR

Fred Taylor

2009 2/5 TRV, 1.55/2 BS2009 1.45 SB/2

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: Taylor agreed to a two-year, $5 million contract that pays him $3 million in 2009 and $2 million next season.

Don Banks, SI: Peter King, reports that Taylor signed a two-year, $8 million deal with New England, receiving a $1.45 million signing bonus.

Kerry Taylor

2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 1 (paid thru week 2)2012 PS, .0969 BS2012 CUT Post week 2 (paid thru week 3?)

Tim Tebow

2013 2/1.385 TRV, 3.385 TRMV, .63/.73 BS2014 .025 WO2014 2 NLTBE

Field Yates: 2013: Base salary: $630,000 with a full injury split if placed on injured reserve… 2014: Base salary: $730,000 with a full injury split if placed on injured reserve Offseason workout bonus: $25,000… 2014 playing time incentives 60 percent: $500,000 70 percent: $1,000,000 80 percent: $1,500,000 80 percent and reaching the playoffs (or winning 10 games): $2,000,000… Maximum value: Two-years, $3.385 million.

David Terrell

2005 1/.9 TRV, .7 BS2005 .2 RB2005 CUT Post

Vinny Testaverde

2006 No SB/1 after week 10, .81 BS2006 .04 LTBE (10% PT)2007 1/.82 TRV, .82 BS2007 CUT Post

Adalius Thomas

2007 5/35 TRV, .9/.9/1.9/4.9/5.9 BS2007 12 SB/52007-2011 .1 WO2008 8 OB/42008 IR after week 132010 CUT Pre

Peter King, CNNSI.com: Signing bonus: $12 million in 2007… Option bonus: $8 million payable in 2008, applied for cap reasons in equal $2 million increments in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011… Salaries: $900,000 in '07, $900,000 in '08, $1.9 million in '09, $4.9 million in '10 and $5.9 million in '11… Workout bonuses: $107,000 annually if he participates in the Patriots' offseason workout program in Foxboro… Cap numbers: In succession, beginning this year, $3.4 million, $5.4 million, $6.4 million, $9.4 million, $10.4 million.

David Thomas

2006 4/2.25075 TRV, .275/.36/.445/.53 BS2006 .64075 SB/42007 IR after week 42009 CBA increase BS to .535

2009 Traded to NO (for 2011 7th)

Donald Thomas

2011 No SB/2 after week 1, .525/.615 BS2011 CUT Post week 10 (paid thru week 11)2011 No SB/2 after week 11, .525/.615 BS

Henry Thomas

1997 2/1.8 TRV, .2/.8 BS1997 .8 SB/21998 .3 RB (incentivized)1998 .1 RepB (incentivized)1998 2.3 RepB (incentivized, not earned)1999 3/6.6 TRV, .4/1/1 BS1999 3.3 SB/32000 .3 RB2000-2001 2.1 esc possible2001 CUT Pre2001 .3 RB (not paid)2001 .3 RepB (not paid)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The Patriots halted the free-fall of free agent defections yesterday by signing Veteran defensive tackle Henry Thomas to a three-year deal worth more than $7 million… In 1999, Thomas should earn around $4 million between salary and signing bonus.

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: His cap number will be $2.4 million in 2000 and $2.7 million in 2001. Cutting him after tomorrow would save the Pats only $1 million this year, and they would still have $1.6 million on the books next year. Thomas received a $300,000 roster bonus on Feb.28.

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: Thomas' $300,000 roster bonus was moved back from Feb. 28 to March 14 [2001].

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Thomas will have plenty of incentive to sack the quarterback. The Patriots have given him an incentive-laden contract that includes an $800,000 signing bonus (payable in two installments, with the second one due July 31), a $300,000 salary, and incentives and bonuses which could earn him another $600,000. Thomas will earn $50,000 if he leads the defensive line in sacks, $50,000 if he leads the team in tackles. Those bonuses will be doubled if the Patriots make the playoffs. He'll earn increments of $50,000 from 7 1/2 to 12 sacks, and that, too, will double if the Patriots make the playoffs. He'll get another $50,000 if the Patriots are one of the top seven NFL defenses in fewest total net yards allowed and if Thomas participates in at least 60 percent of the plays.

Dan Pompei, Sporting News: Thomas will earn $100,000 with his next half a sack, when he reaches 7 1/2. He will continue to earn $100,000 for every half sack up to 12. The catch is, Thomas may never see the money because it will come in the form of a 1998 roster bonus.

Jemea Thomas

2014 4/2.312512 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .092512 SB/42014 CUT Post (claimed by DAL)

Field Yates, ESPN: Four years, $2,312,512 (guarantees of $92,512 in the form of a signing bonus) 2014 base salary: $420,000 2015 base salary: $510,000 2016 base salary: $600,000 2017 base salary: $690,000…

Santonio Thomas

2006 PS, .15 BS2007 1/.285 TRV, .285 BS2007 CUT Post week 72007 PS after week 8, .285 BS2007 Activated after week 20, .285/.37 BS2008 CUT Post

Kenbrell Thompkins

2013 3/1.4875 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .0025 SB/32013 .0025 BS guaranteed2014 CUT Post week 4 (paid thru week 5, claimed by OAK)

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $2,500 Base salary guarantee: $2,500 Total guarantee: $5,000

Leroy Thompson

1994 Acquired from PIT (for 1995 4th)1994 .649 BS

Brian Tyms

2014 1/.495 TRV, .495 BS2014 Suspended 4 games (weeks 1-4, substance abuse policy)2015 1/.6 TRV, .585 BS2015 .015 WO

Doug Kyed, NESN: Patriots signed Brian Tyms to a one-year deal with a $585,000 base salary. Has a $15,000 workout bonus. Cap hit of $600,000.

Keith Traylor

2004 2/2 TRV, .76/.765 BS2004 .475 SB/2

2005 CUT

Ross Tucker

2005 No SB/1 after week 14, .54 BS (.455 MSB)2006 1/.585 TRV, .61 TRMV, .585 BS (.425 MSB)2006 Traded to CLE Post (for cond draft pick)2006 .025 NLTBE (PT)

Tom Tupa

1996 3/1.9 TRV, .45/.4/.35 BS1996 .7 SB/31997 .01 LTBE (PT)

Thad Turner

2010 PS after week 9, .0884 BS (thru week 20)2011 .375 BS2011 .005 WO?2011 CUT Post

Tiquan Underwood

2011 No SB/2 after week 9, .525/.615 BS2011 CUT Post week 9 (paid thru week 10)2011 No SB/2 after week 11, .525/.615 BS2011 CUT Post week 20

Craig Veasey

1992 2/.5 TRV, .225/.275 BS1992 CUT Post week 2

Joe Vellano

2013 3/1.485 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS

Field Yates, ESPN: Linebacker Ian Sluss and defensive lineman Joe Vellano signed deals with no guaranteed money.

Ray Ventrone

2005 1/.231 TRV, .23 BS2005 .001 SB/12005 CUT Post2005 PS, .0799 BS2006 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS

2006 IR, .18 BS (paid by NFLE insurance, no cap charge)2007 PS after week 2, .0799 BS2007 Activated after week 8, .285 BS2007 CUT Post week 9 (paid thru week 10)2007 PS after week 10, .0799 BS2007 BS raised to .136 after week 122007 Activated after week 15, .285 BS2008 1/.37 TRV, .37 BS

Ross Ventrone

2010 PS after week 6, .0884 BS (thru week 20)2011 .375 BS2011 .005 WO?2011 CUT Post2011 PS, .14994 BS2011 Activated after week 2, .375 BS2011 CUT Post week 3 (paid thru week 4)2011 PS after week 4, .14994 BS2011 Activated after week 4, .375 BS2011 CUT Post week 62011 No SB after week 6, .375 BS2011 CUT Post week 8 (paid thru week 9?)2011 PS after week 9, .14994 BS2011 Activated after week 9, .375 BS2011 CUT Post week 102011 PS, .14994 BS2011 CUT Post week 112011 PS after week 11, .14994 BS2011 Activated after week 14, .375 BS2011 CUT Post week 162011 PS, .14994 BS

Shane Vereen

2011 4/3.46115 TRV, .375/.465/.58965/.746975 BS2011 1.0172 SB/42011 BS guaranteed2012 .067325 WO2012 .370038 BS guaranteed2013-2014 .1 WO

Greg Bedard/Amalie Benjamin, Boston Globe: his four-year contract is worth $3,461,150, with a signing bonus of $1,017,200.

Josh Victorian

2011 PS after week 2, .0969 BS

2011 CUT Post week 42011 PS after week 4, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 72011 PS after week 7, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 8 (paid thru week 9?)2011 PS after week 9, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 10 (paid thru week 11?)2011 PS after week 11, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 11 (paid thru week 12?)

Adam Vinatieri

1996 2/.31 TRV, .131/.164 BS1996 .001 SB/21996 .003 RB1997 .011 RB1998 1.238 TRV, .238 BS1999 .429 RFA tender1999 3/2.5 TRV, .375/.425/.5 BS1999 .9 SB/32000-2001 .15 RB2002 1.24 Franchise tag2002 3/5.375 TRV, 6.125 TRMV, .75/1.4/1.425 BS2002 1.8 SB/32002-2004 BS guaranteed2002 BS lowered to .525 after week 2, equiv .551472002 .198529 SB/3 CONV2002 .25 NLTBE2003 .25 LTBE2004 .25 NLTBE2005 2.509 Franchise tag2005 .25 LTBE

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: Vinatieri ended his brief time as a free agent yesterday, signing a three-year, $2.5 million contract to return to the Patriots. The deal, which includes a $900,000 signing bonus, calls for base salaries of $375,000 in 1999, $425,000 in 2000 and $500,000 in 2001. Vinatieri is also in line for $150,000 roster bonuses in each of the final two years of the contract… he received the minimum [restricted free agent] contract offer of $429,000.

Len Pasquarelli, ESPN: the contract is worth $5.375 million. Far more important than the total value, however, is that the deal is guaranteed.

Sebastian Vollmer

2009 4/3.105 TRV, .31/.395/.51/.65 BS2009 .25 RB2009 BS guaranteed2010 .285 BS guaranteed

2010 .915 OB/52010 BS escalated to .42 (PTI, incentive in subsequent years)2011-2012 .025 WO2011 CBA Increase BS to .5252013 4/16.75 TRV, 27 TRMV, 1.25/2/2.25/2.25 BS2013 7 SB/42013 .75 NLTBE (90% PT)2013-2016 .25 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2014 1 NLTBE (80% PT)2014 1 LTBE OATSB/3 (70% PT, lowered from 90%)2014 1 RB (w/80% prior year PT, not earned)2015 1 RB (w/70% prior year PT, lowered from 80%, earned)2015 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1, .9375 LTBE)2015-2016 .75 LTBE (80% PT)2015-2016 1 NLTBE (90% PT)2016 1 RB (w/80% prior year PT)2016 .0625 RB/game active (equiv 1)

Aaron Wilson, PFT: The four-year contract that New England Patriots second-round offensive lineman Sebastian Vollmer signed this week includes $1.76 million in guaranteed money, according to a league source. Including a fourth-year escalator clause, the contract carries a maximum value of $3.105 million. Vollmer is due to receive a $250,000 roster bonus on the second day of training camp this year. He's also scheduled to get a $915,000 option bonus next March. There's another $285,000 in guaranteed money in the second year of the deal with the first-year salary guaranteed as well.

Field Yates, ESPN: 4 years, maximum value of $27 million Signing bonus $7 million Base salaries 2013: $1.25 million 2014: $2 million 2015: $2.25 million 2016: $2.25 million Salary cap charges 2013: $3 million 2014: $5.75 million 2015: $6.6875 million 2016: $6.6875 million Incentives 2013: $750,000 (if he plays 90 percent of offensive snaps) $250,000 (if he makes Pro Bowl) 2014: $1 million (if he plays 80 percent of offensive snaps) $2 million (if he plays 90 percent of offensive snaps) $250,000 (if he makes Pro Bowl) 2015: $750,000 (if he plays 80 percent of offensive snaps) $1.75 million (if he plays 90 percent of offensive snaps) $250,000 (if he makes Pro Bowl) 2016: $750,000 (if he plays 80 percent of offensive snaps) $1.75 million (if he plays 90 percent of offensive snaps) $250,000 (if he makes Pro Bowl) Roster bonuses 2013: None 2014: $1 million (if he plays 80 percent of snaps the prior year; payment due on third day of league year) 2015: $1 million (if he plays 80 percent of snaps the prior year; payment due on third day of league year) $62,500 per game he is active 2016: $1 million (if he plays 80 percent of snaps the prior year; payment due on third day of league year) $62,500 per game he is active…

Field Yates, ESPN: The New England Patriots have tweaked the contract of starting right tackle Sebastian Vollmer, decreasing the percentage of plays he must play in order to earn up to $2 million in incentives, according to league sources. Vollmer will earn $1 million if he plays 70 percent of the Patriots' offensive snaps and $2 million if he earns 80 percent of the team's offensive snaps. Under previous terms of the deal, Vollmer was set to earn $1 million if he played at least 80 percent of the offensive snaps and $2 million for playing 90 percent of the offensive snaps. This money can be earned on top of his $2 million base salary for 2014. In addition, Vollmer is due a $1 million roster bonus on the third day of the 2015 league year if he

plays 70 percent of this year's offensive snaps, down from 80 percent before the restructure. The restructure results in a prorated cap charge of $333,333.33 over each of the next three seasons.

Mike Vrabel

2001 3/5.275 TRV, 6.275 TRMV, .475/.575/3.5 BS2001 .225 SB/32001 .25 NLTBE (70% PT)2002 .75 NLTBE (80% PT)2003 .5 RB (not paid)2002 4/10.5 TRV, 10.9 TRMV, .525/.975/1.65/1.85 BS2002 2 SB/42002-2005 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2003 1.5 OB/32004 .99 SB/4 CONV, 5/5 BS added2004 1 RB CONV/42005 1 RB (paid)2006-2007 6 RB (not paid)2006-2007 .1 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)2005 5/16.4 TRV, .67/1.5/2.05/1.8/2.2 BS2005 5.18 SB/52005-2009 .2 Inc (Pro Bowl)2005-2009 .15 Inc2006-2007 .5 RB2008-2009 1 RB2008 .2 LTBE (Pro Bowl)2008 .15 LTBE2009 Traded to KC (w/Matt Cassel for 2nd)

Michael Smith, Boston Globe: Vrabel was entering the penultimate year of his contract but on March 18 the Patriots tacked on two more and in the process lowered his base to $660,000 by guaranteeing $1.99 million and spreading it over the remainder of the deal. Vrabel is down to make $1.85 million in '05. The Patriots and Vrabel's agent, Neil Cornrich, will likely be back at the bargaining table two years from now, however, as Vrabel is scheduled to earn $5 million in base salary and receive a $6 million roster bonus in 2006 and 2007.

Mike Reiss, Boston Herald: Vrabel's five-year contract included a signing bonus of $5.18 million and has roster bonuses due in every year. The potential total value - not including any escalators and a $1 million roster bonus Vrabel was already paid April 1 - is $16.4 million. Vrabel could earn roster bonuses of $500,000 for each of the 2006 and 2007 seasons, and $1 million for each of the 2008 and 2009 campaigns. The base salaries are $670,000 (2005), $1.5 million (2006), $2.05 million (2007), $1.8 million (2008) and $2.2 million (2009).

Ken Walter

2001 No SB/1 after week 6, .418 BS2002 5/4.725 TRV, .7/.725/.8/.9/1 BS

2002 .6 SB/52002-2006 .1 LTBE2003 .175 SB/4 CONV2003 CUT Post week 132003 No SB after week 14, .53 BS (not MSB eligible)2006 No SB/1 after week 11, .71 BS (.425 MSB)2006 IR after week 15

Dedric Ward

2003 1/.555 TRV, .53 BS (.45 MSB)2003 .025 SB/12003 No SB/1 after week 11, .53 BS (.45 MSB)

Eric Warfield

2006 2/1.505 TRV, 4.8 TRMV, .71/.72 BS2006 .025 WO2006 CUT Post2006 1.515 NLTBE (PT)2007 .05 WO2007 1.78 NLTBE (PT)

Eric Warfield, Boston Globe: Warfield's contract with the Patriots is a two-year, $1.51 million package, according to NFL Players Association documents. There is no signing bonus, but a $31,000 workout bonus in 2006, and a $56,000 workout bonus in 2007.

Gerard Warren

2010 1/1 TRV, 1.4 TRMV, .9 BS2010 .04 SB/12010 .02 WO (removed)2010 .04 LTBE (weight clause, removed)2010 .04 SB/1 added2010 .2 earned LTBE (PT)2010 .2 unearned LTBE (PT)2011 1/.96 TRV, .91 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/12011 CUT Post2011 No SB/1 after week 3, .91 BS (.525 MSB?)2012 1/.985 TRV, .925 BS (.54 MSB)2012 .05 SB/12012 .01 WO

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Warren is scheduled to earn a base salary of $900,000. He received a $40,000 signing bonus as part of the deal. Warren can also earn additional money in the form of incentives (up to $440,000) and a workout bonus ($27,000).

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Base salary: $925,000 Signing bonus: $50,000 Workout bonus: $10,000 Salary cap charge: $600,000

Jeremiah Warren

2012 3/1.458 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .018 SB/32012 .01 BS guaranteed

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: $28,000 ($18k to sign, $10k of guaranteed salary)

Ty Warren

2003 6/10.425 TRV, 19.725 TRMV, .765/.305/.495/.685/.875/1.05 BS2003 3 SB/62004 3.25 OB/52007 BS escalated to 1.075 (addl 3.5 esc possible)2008 BS escalated to 1.45 (addl 5.2 esc possible)DEION: +.383333 in 2004-2006, -.575 in 2007-20082007 5/30.625 TRV ext, 33.625 TRMV, 1.225/2.9/3.1/3.25/3.9 BS2007 7 SB/7/62008 7 OB/62008 1.275 BS guaranteed2009 BS guaranteed2009-2010 .25 WO2010 IR2011 CUT Post2011 .25 WO (.1 paid per transition rules)2012-2013 .25 WO2012-2013 .5 RB2012 1 esc possible2013 2 esc possibleDEION: +.187498 in 2008-2011, -.374997 in 2012-2013

Brad Biggs, Chicago Sun-Times: Warren, selected one spot ahead of Haynes, received a $3 million signing bonus from the New England Patriots with an option bonus next year for $3.2 million in a $10.4 million package.

Michael Smith, Boston Globe: Warren can increase his 2007 salary by $3.7 million and his pay in 2008 by $5.6 million through individual and team performance clauses.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Warren received a $7 million signing bonus and $7 million option bonus as part of the extension. The extension includes $18 million in guarantees. The three-year average of new money is $7.4 million. The base salaries break down as follows: 2007 -- $1.075 million 2008 -- $1.45 million 2009 -- $1.225 million 2010 -- $2.9 million 2011 -- $3.1 million 2012 -- $3.25 million 2013 -- $3.90 million

Kelley Washington

2007 5/13 TRV, 22 TRMV, .6/.9/1.9/2.4/2.4 BS2007 .3 SB/52007-2011 .1 WO2007 2 NLTBE (recs)2008 CUT Pre2008 4 OB/5 (2007-2011, not executed)2009 1 NLTBE (recs)2010-2011 2 NLTBE (recs)2010-2011 1 esc possible2008 2/1.95 TRV, 2.4 TRMV, .605/.8 BS2008 .45 SB/22008 .045 WO2008 .3 NLTBE2009 CUT Pre2009 .05 WO2009 .15 NLTBE

Michael Felger, Boston Herald: He reportedly received a $300,000 signing bonus, but the vast majority of his five-year, $22 million deal can only be earned if the Pats choose to pick up a $4 million option bonus after the 2007 season.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Washington also signed a two-year deal. He received a $450,000 signing bonus, and has base salaries of $605,000 and $800,000

Leon Washington

2013 1/1.2 TRV, .84 BS2013 .36 SB/1

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: Washington's one-year Patriots deal worth $1.5 million, including $360,000 bonus, per a source.

Field Yates, ESPN: Maximum value: One-year, $1.2 million Signing bonus: $360,000 2013 Base salary: $840,000 (non-guaranteed) Cap charge: $1.2 million

Brian McIntyre, Yahoo Sports: $1.5 million [cap charge]

Lorenzo Washington

2010 PS after week 8, .0884 BS2010 CUT Post week 17

Ted Washington

2003 Acquired from BUF (for 2004 4th)2003 1.65 BS2003 .15 NLTBE (55% PT + Pro Bowl)

Brian Waters

2011 2/3 TRV, 5.5 TRMV, 1.5/1.4 BS2011 1.75 LTBE (PT & Pro Bowl)2012 .1 WO2012 .75 LTBE (PT & Pro Bowl)

Details courtesy of Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Waters' contract with the Patriots will pay him $1.5 million in base salary this season, with a chance to earn an additional $1.75 million in incentives. In 2012, Waters' base salary is $1.4 million and includes $750,000 in incentives, plus a $100,000 workout bonus. Add it all up and it's a two-year deal that could worth as much as $5.5 million, although Waters is only guaranteed the $1.5 million once he's on the Week 1 roster.

Asa Watson

2014 3/1.533 TRV, .42/.51/.6 BS2014 .003 SB/32014 CUT Post2014 .017 BS guaranteed

Field Yates, ESPN: $20,000 ($3,000 signing bonus, $17,000 base salary)

Ben Watson

2004 6/7.3 TRV, .5/.36/.46/.56/.66/.76 BS2004 2.7 SB/62004 .05 NLTBE (RotY)2005 1.3 OB/52008 BS escalated to .7852009 BS escalated to .91DEION: +.275 in 2005-2006, -.183333 in 2007-2008, -.183334 in 2009

Jason Webster

2008 1/1 TRV, 2 TRMV, .73 BS2008 .07 WO2008 CUT Post2008 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2)2008 1 NLTBE (PT)2008 No SB/1 after week 9, .73 BS (not MSB eligible)2008 IR after week 13, .32 BS2008 CUT Post week 13 (paid thru week 14)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: $130,000 of the contract is guaranteed. There is a $70,000 workout bonus and a $12,500 roster bonus at an undisclosed date.

Thomas Welch

2010 4/1.859127 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .069127 SB/42010 CUT Post2011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated before week 1, .45 BS2011 CUT Post week 12011 PS, .0969 BS2011 Activated after week 3, .45 BS2011 CUT Post week 52011 PS, .0969 BS2011 BS raised to .14994 after week 6?2011 CUT Post week 9

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: Welch signed a four-year, $1.859M contract last week, which included a $69,127 signing bonus.

Wes Welker

2007 Acquired from MIA (for 2nd & 7th)2007 5/18.1 TRV, .55/1.4/1.65/1.9/2.15 BS2007 5.5 SB/52007 .05 WO2008 3.5 OB/42008-2011 .25 RB2008-2011 .1 WO2009 IR after week 18 (ACL & MCL)2012 9.515 Franchise tag

Sean Crowe, Examiner.com: the Patriots signed Welker to a five-year, $18.1 million contract. The deal included a $5.5 million signing bonus, a $3.5 million option bonus in 2008, and base salaries of $1.65 million, $1.9 million, and $2.15 million in the final three years. There’s also a $250,000 roster bonus and a $100,000 workout bonus in each of the last three years.

Ryan Wendell

2008 PS after week 3, .0884 BS2009 .31 BS2009 CUT Post week 22009 PS, .0884 BS2009 BS raised to .17 after week 42009 BS raised to .31 after week 102009 Activated after week 16, .31/.395 BS2011 1/.48 TRV, .48 BS2011 CBA Increase BS to .5252011 2/1.965 TRV ext, .75/.815 BS

2011 .3 SB/3?2012-2013 .05 WO2014 2/3.25 TRV, 4.55 TRMV, 1/1 BS2014 .85 SB/22014 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, .2 LTBE, earned .175)2015 .0125 RB/game active (equiv .2, .175 LTBE)2015 .85 LTBE (PT)2015 .45 NLTBE (PT)

Ian Rapoport, Boston Herald: The Fresno State product, who is the first guard or center in off the bench, is slated to earn $750,000 in 2012 and $815,000 in 2013. The 6-foot-2, 290-pounder, who began on the practice squad in 2008, was already on the books for $525,000 for this season. The two-year extension didn’t give him a signing bonus. But Wendell is to receive a total of $300,000 worth of option bonuses (one per year) over the course of the deal, along with $50,000 workout bonuses each year.

Field Yates, ESPN: He has roster bonuses of up to $200,000 each season, which can be earned by being on the 46-man roster for each of the 16 regular-season games next year ($12,500 for each game)… Overall terms: Two years, base value of $3.25 million, maximum value of $4.55 million ($850,000 guaranteed in a signing bonus)… 2014 Base salary: $1 million Roster bonus: $200,000 Cap hit: $1.625 million… 2015 Base salary: $1 million Roster bonus: $200,000 Playing-time incentives: Up to $1.3 million Cap hit: $1.625 million (would increase up to $2.975 million if he hits all incentives)…

Dante Wesley

2007 Acquired from CHI (for draft pick)2007 .595 BS2007 CUT Post

Zach West

2007 3/1.123 TRV, .285/.37/.462007 .008 SB/32007 CUT Post2007 PS after week 3, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 5

Kade Weston

2010 4/1.8297 TRV, .32/.405/.49/.575 BS2010 .0397 SB/42010 IR, .225 BS2011 BS reduced to .3752011 CUT Post

Brian McIntyre, MacsFootballBlog.com: $39,700 signing bonus

Terrence Wheatley

2008 4/2.9134 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .89 SB/42008 .3184 re-alloc 2011 gteed BS2008 IR after week 112009-2011 .3184 NLTBE one-time RB (PTI, never earned)2010 CUT Post week 8 (paid thru week 9)

Mark Wheeler

1996 3/4.6 TRV, .75/1/1.45 BS1996 1.1 SB/3?1996-1998 .1 WO?

Kevin Mannix, Sporting News: The New England Patriots last week signed defensive tackle Mark Wheeler to a three-year, $4.6 million contract.

Larry Whigham

1994 No SB/1 after week 2, .108 BS1995 1/.149 TRV, .149 BS1996 1/.196 TRV, .196 BS1997 2/1.05 TRV, 1.09 TRMV, .3/.55 BS1997 .2 SB/21997 .02 NLTBE (Pro Bowl)1998 .02 LTBE (Pro Bowl)1999 4/4.41 TRV, .4/.5/.65/2 BS1999 .66 SB/42000-2001 .05 RB2001 CUT Pre2002 .1 RB

Adrian White

1993 Acquired from GB (for cond 7th)1993 .425 BS1993 .03 RB1993 IR after week 8, CUT Post week 19 (of 18)

Ron Borges, Boston Globe: Later in the day Parcells would… make a late trade with Green Bay for veteran safety Adrian White, whose cost was a conditional seventh-round pick.

Chris White

2015 1/.795 TRV, .745 BS (.585 MSB)2015 .05 SB/1

Mike Reiss, ESPN: we previously reported that linebacker White's deal included a $250,000 workout bonus. But the deal does not include any workout bonus. White's contract is for one year, includes a $50,000 signing bonus, and a base salary of $745,000. That qualifies for the minimum salary benefit, meaning his salary cap charge is $635,000.James White

2014 4/2.617088 TRV, .42/.51/.6/.69 BS2014 .397088 SB/4

Field Yates, ESPN: 4 years, $2,617,088 (guaranteed value of $397,088) Signing bonus: $397,088 2014 base salary: $420,000 2015 base salary: $510,000 2016 base salary: $600,000 2017 base salary: $690,000…

Shun White

2009 1/.312 TRV, .31 BS2009 .002 SB/12009 reserve/military

Tracy White

2010 Acquired from PHI (for cond 2012 pick)2010 .755 BS2011 1/.86 TRV, .81 BS (.525 MSB)2011 .05 SB/1?2012 1/.89 TRV, .825 BS (.54 MSB)2012 .065 SB/12012 .235 BS guaranteed

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: White's one-year, $990,000 deal with the Patriots included a $65,000 signing bonus and a $100,000 workout bonus…

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The special teams standout re-signed for one year and has a base salary of $825,000. He received a $65,000 signing bonus, qualifying his deal for a minimum salary benefit (which reduces his salary cap charge). A total of $235,000 of White's base salary is guaranteed…

Jermaine Wiggins

2000 Acquired from NYJ after week 13 (waivers)2000 .193 BS2001 1/.298 TRV, .298 BS2002 1/.375 TRV, .375 BS2002 CUT Pre (claimed by IND)

Vince Wilfork

2004 6/9 TRV, 18.05 TRMV, .325/.31/.44/.6/.7/.8 BS2004 3 SB/62004 .325 RB2004 .05 NLTBE2005 2.5 OB/52008 BS escalated to 1.42009 BS escalated to 2.2DEION: +.55 in 2005-2006, -.366666 in 2007-2008, -.366668 in 20092010 7.003 Franchise tag2010 5/40 TRV, .75/.765/4.5/6.5/7.5 BS2010 18 SB/52010-2012 BS guaranteed2010-2011 .1 WO2010 .15 LTBE (weight clause)2011 CBA increase BS to .812011 .135 LTBE (weight clause)2012-2014 .2 WO2012-2014 .3 LTBE (weight clause)2014 3/19 TRV, 23 TRMV, 1.3/3/5 BS2014 1.3 SB/32014 .5 RB (53-man week 1)2014 BS guaranteed2014 .0875 RB/game active (equiv 1.4, .35 LTBE, earned 1.4)2014 3 NLTBE (PT, PT & playoffs, PT & team defense, earned)2014-2016 .2 WO2014-2016 .3 LTBE (weight clause)2015 OPTION DECLINED2015 4 RB2015-2016 .03125 RB/game active (equiv .5)2015-2016 .5 LTBE (PT & team defense)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: The deal, agreed upon by Mula and Wilfork's agent, Michael Huyghue, is for six years and has a maximum value of $18.05 million… the 21st player taken overall, got $3 million to sign, a $325,000 roster bonus this season, and will receive a $2.5 million option bonus at the beginning of the '05 season.

Mike Florio, PFT: Pats defensive tackle Vince Wilfork triggered a $500,000 escalation to his base salary in 2008 by virtue of his election to the [Pro Bowl] team [in 2007].

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: The New England Patriots have paid big money to their big man in the middle by inking nose tackle Vince Wilfork to a five-year, $40 million extension Friday, according to a league source. The deal, which includes an $18 million signing bonus and $25 million guaranteed, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports, makes Wilfork the highest-paid nose tackle in the NFL.

Albert Breer, Boston Globe: Wilfork also has workout bonuses of $100,000 in 2010-11, and $200,000 in 2012-14. Additionally, Wilfork has "weight bonuses" of $150,000 in 2010, $135,000 in 2011, and $300,000 in 2012-14…

Field Yates, ESPN: 2014Signing bonus: $1.3 millionBase salary: $1.3 million (guaranteed)Weight clause incentive: $300,000Offseason workout bonus: $200,000Per-game roster bonus 1: $500,000 for the first game on the 53-man rosterPer-game roster bonus 2: $87,500 for each game on the 46-man game day roster (up to $1.4 million)Playing-time incentives:If he plays 50 percent of the defensive snaps: $500,000If he plays 60 percent of the defensive snaps: $1.25 millionIf he plays 70 percent of the defensive snaps: $2 millionIf he plays 70 percent of the defensive snaps and the team makes the divisional round of the playoffs, he makes $2.5 millionDefensive incentive: If Wilfork plays 70 percent of the defensive snaps and the team is top 10 in points allowed, he earns $500,000Base total: $5 millionIncentives total: $3 millionMaximum value: $8 million ($2.6 guaranteed)

In restructuring Wilfork's deal, the Patriots earned an estimated immediate cap savings of $4.9 million. However, if Wilfork reaches all of his incentives for the 2014 season, their overall cap savings from the previous contract structure would be $900,000.

The contract includes an option for the final two years, which the Patriots must exercise or decline by the end of the 2014 league year.

2015Roster bonus: $4 million (due on the first day of the league year)Base salary: $3 millionWeight clause incentive: $300,000Offseason workout bonus: $200,000Per-game roster bonus: $31,250 for each game on the 46-man roster (up to $500,000)Playtime/defensive incentive: If Wilfork plays 70 percent of the defensive snaps and the team makes the divisional round of the playoffs, he earns $500,000Maximum value: $8.5 million

2016Base salary: $5 millionWeight clause incentive: $300,000Offseason workout bonus: $200,000Per-game roster bonus: $31,250 for each game on the 46-man roster (up to $500,000)Playtime/defensive incentive: If Wilfork plays 70 percent of the defensive snaps and the team makes the divisional round of the playoffs, he earns $500,000… Maximum value: $6.5 million Overall value: 3 years, $23 million ($2.6 million of which is guaranteed)…

Jonathan Wilhite

2008 4/2.1105 TRV, .295/.385/.47/.555 BS2008 .4055 SB/42010 IR after week 142011 BS escalated to 1.22011 CUT Post

Brock Williams

2001 4/1.884 TRV, .209/.298/.389/.418 BS2001 .57 SB/42001 IR2002 CUT Post2002 PS, .1275 BS2002 CUT Post week 7

Gemara Williams

2006 1/.275 TRV, .275 BS2006 IR, .18 BS2007 PS after week 1, .0799 BS2007 CUT Post week 3

Malcolm Williams

2011 3/2.112038 TRV, .375/.475827/.568192/.660557 BS2011 .024 SB/42011 CUT Post2011 .008462 RB (53-man week 1)2011 PS after week 7, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 7 (paid thru week 8?)2011 PS after week 8, .0969 BS2011 CUT Post week 92011 PS after week 10, .1632 BS2011 Activated after week 13, .375 BS2011 CUT Post week 14 (paid thru week 15?)2011 PS after week 16, .1632 BS2011 Activated after week 16, .375/.39 BS

Greg Bedard/Amalie Benjamin, Boston Globe: Malcolm Williams: $2,112,038 total, $24,000 signing bonus ($375,000, $475,827, $568,192, $660,557). Williams will receive an $8,462 roster bonus if he makes the team this year.

Tank Williams

2008 1/.645 TRV, .605 BS (.445 MSB)2008 .04 WO2008 IR, .295 BS (.23 MSB)

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Williams signed a one-year contract with a base salary of $605,000. He did not receive a signing bonus. There is a $40,000 workout bonus as part of the deal. The contract qualifies for the veteran minimum benefit, meaning his salary cap charge is $491,000.

Thomas Williams

2009 PS after week 9, .0884 BS2009 BS raised to .385 after week152009 Activated after week 18, .385/.395 BS2010 CUT Post

DeAngelo Willingham

2009 PS, .0884 BS2009 CUT Post week 2

Jeff Wilner

1995 Acquired from GB (w/ Bill Schroeder & Ferric Collons for Mike Arthur)

Adrian Wilson

2013 3/5 TRV, 6 TRMV, 1/1.5/1.5 BS2013 1 SB/32013 IR2014 CUT Pre2014-2015 .5 NLTBE (PT)

Joel Corry, CBS Sports: Wilson may have set Woodson's salary ceiling with the three-year, $5 million deal (includes an additional $500,000 of playtime incentives in 2014 and 2015) he signed with the New England Patriots.

Albert Breer, NFL.com: Wilson's 3-year deal with the Patriots is worth $5 million. Wilson gets a $1M signing bonus, base salaries of $1M, $1.5M and $1.5M.

Eugene Wilson

2003 5/4.1375 TRV, .285/.35625/.4275/.49875/.57 BS2003 2 SB/52006 CBA increase BS to .5/.5952007 BS escalated to 2.07 (addl 1.525 esc possible)

Nick Cafardo, Boston Globe: Wilson received a $2 million signing bonus, salaries of $274,000, $342,000, $410,000, $478,000, and $546,000, and the potential of a $3 million payment before his fifth season based on playing time and performance over the first four years.

Tavon Wilson

2012 4/4.217896 TRV, .39/.581722/.733444/.965166 BS2012 1.507564 SB/42012-2013 BS guaranteed

Aaron Wilson, Scout.com: New England Patriots have agreed to a terms with rookie second-round safety Tavon Wilson on a four-year, $4.217 million contract that includes a $1.507 million signing bonus, according to a league source. The first two years of the deal, $390,000 and $581,722, are fully guaranteed and the last two years, $773,444 and $965,166, aren't fully guaranteed.

Dave Wohlabaugh

1995 3/.63875 TRV, .119/.149/.178 BS1995 .19125 SB/31995 .0015 RepB1998 .864 RFA tender

Jim Greenidge, Boston Globe: Wohlabaugh signed a three-year contract worth $630,000 (including a $200,000 signing bonus).

Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald: Because Wohlabaugh was tendered a contract at $864,000, the Patriots qualify for a first-round draft pick if they decide not to match another team's offer.

Danny Woodhead

2010 No SB/1 after week 1, .395 BS2010 2/1.775 TRV ext, 2.95 TRMV, .55/.7 BS2010 .425 SB/32011 .175 LTBE (PT)2011 .4 NLTBE (PT)2011-2012 .05 WO2012 .6 NLTBE (PT)

Ian Rapoport, Boston Herald: He received $425,000 as a signing bonus to go with his $395,000 in 2010 salary. He’s slated to earn $550,000 in 2011 and $700,000 in 2012, along with play-time incentives worth a possible $575,000 next year and a possible $600,000 in 2012.

Damien Woody

1999 5/5.575 TRV, 8.675 TRMV, .175/.25/.325/.35/.375 BS1999 3.85 SB/51999 .055 RepB2000 CBA increase BS to .275/.389/.45/.532000 .0125 RB2000 .025 WO2001 .02 WO2002 .0275 RB

2002-2003 .025 WO2003 .06 RB2003 1.4 RB (incentivized)

Corey Woods

2011 3/1.407 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .012 SB/32011 CUT Post2011 .008 BS guaranteed (no offset)

Pierre Woods

2006 2/.6425 TRV, .275/.36 BS2006 .0075 SB/22008 1/.445 TRV, .445 BS2008 IR after week 152009 1.545 RFA tender2010 1.176 RFA tender2010 1/1.3 TRV, 1.25 BS2010 .05 SB/12010 CUT Post2010 No SB/2 after week 10, .63/.64 BS2010 CUT Post week 12 (paid through week 13, claimed by BUF)

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Woods did not sign his restricted free-agent tender. Instead, he inked a one-year deal that has a base salary of $1.25 million. The deal includes a $50,000 workout bonus and up to $400,000 in incentives.

Jerel Worthy

2014 Acquired from GB (for cond 2015 pick)2014 .748928/.928391 BS

Mike Wright

2005 2/.542 TRV, .23/.31 BS2005 .002 SB/22006 CBA increase BS to .352007 1/.435 TRV, .435 BS2007 IR after week 142008 1.417 RFA tender2009 4/7.12 TRV, 16.27 TRMV, .62/1.2/1.24/1.28 BS 2009 1.8 SB/42009 .6 RB2009 .08 WO2010-2012 .1 WO2010 BS escalated to 2.125/2.165/2.205

2010 addl .6 esc possible2010 IR after week 172011 BS escalated to 2.315/2.3552011 addl 1.975 esc possible2011 IR after week 5 (concussion)2012 addl 3.5 esc possible

Christopher Gasper, Boston Globe: Wright, who can play end and nose in New England's 3-4 defense, remained with the Patriots yesterday, agreeing to a four-year deal worth about $7.5 million, according to a source with knowledge of the Patriots' thinking. The contract includes approximately $10 million in playing-time escalators.

Christopher Gasper, Boston Globe: Wright agreed to a four-year, $7.5 million deal ($1.8 million signing bonus), with playing-time escalators that could increase the value of the contract by $10 million.

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: Wright's four-year pact includes base salaries of $620,000 (2009), $1.2 million (2010), $1.24 million (2011) and $1.28 million (2012). He receives a signing bonus of $1.8 million, and a roster bonus of $600,000 that was paid in mid-March. The deal also includes workout bonuses from $80,000-$100,000, depending on the year.

Tim Wright

2014 Acquired from TB (for Logan Mankins & 2015 4th)2014 .495/.585 BS

Carlos Yancy

Jim Greenidge, Boston Globe: The 6-foot, 185-pounder, a starter his last two seasons, signed a three-year contract that includes a $119,000 first-year salary and a $25,000 bonus.

Billy Yates

2004 PS after week 1, .07395 BS2005 PS, .0799 BS2005 Activated after week 9, .305 BS2006 PS, .425 BS2006 Activated after week 6, .425 BS2007 3/2.165 TRV, 4.015 TRMV, .51/.605/.65 BS2007 .325 SB/32007-2009 .025 WO2007-2009 .55 NLTBE (PT)2009 CUT Pre2009 .2 esc possible2009 1/.645 TRV, .62 BS (.46 MSB)2009 .025 SB/12009 CUT Post

Mike Reiss, Boston Globe: The contract extension signed by offensive lineman Billy Yates is a three-year package worth $2.1 million, according to NFL Players Association documents. Yates received a $325,000 signing bonus. His base salaries are $510,000 for 2007; $605,000 for 2008; and $650,000 for 2009.

Will Yeatman

2011 3/1.402 TRV, .375/.465/.555 BS2011 .007 SB/32011 CUT Post (claimed by MIA)2011 .013 BS guaranteed (no offset)

Mike Zupanic

2013 3/1.487 TRV, .405/.495/.585 BS2013 .002 SB/32013 CUT Post

Field Yates, ESPN: Signing bonus: $2,000 Base salary guarantee: 0 Total guarantee: $2,000

Markus Zusevics

2012 3/1.453 TRV, .39/.48/.57 BS2012 .013 SB/3

Mike Reiss, ESPN Boston: Zusevics (Iowa)- $13,000