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Originally Posted by FRPLG
Where did you get that info Schneed?
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From the Washington Post today:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...-2005Mar9.html
{ Last year, Brunell signed a seven-year, $34 million contract that included an $8.6 million bonus. Brunell was scheduled to make about $2 million this season -- a $500,000 roster bonus due this month, plus $1.5 million in base salary. Sources with knowledge of the details said that Brunell agreed to reduce his roster bonus to $235,000 and will earn $765,000, the NFL's minimum salary for a 12th-year veteran. Brunell could make up for the difference through incentives, which don't count against the cap.
The incentives for Brunell include team improvement in one of eight offensive categories. Because Washington was the 30th-ranked offense in the 32-team NFL, Brunell will almost certainly earn the incentive.
Before restructuring, Brunell's cap hit for 2005 would have been $3.5 million. }