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Originally Posted by sandtrapjack
So the Redskins moved the Haynesworth monies into 2010. How is that any different than what the Bears did by front-loading the cap hit on Julius Peppers when they signed him in the uncapped year?
Peppers got 20 Million in his first season (uncapped year) but in 2012 he only gets 9 million (capped year).
Peppers contract with Chicago is 40 mill guaranteed. Of which half of that guaranteed was somehow spent during the uncapped year. His total contract worth is 83.5 mill. And by having 25% of that number in the uncapped year, that too did not raise some eyebrows?
How is that any different then what Washington did with Haynesworth?
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As best I can tell, 6.5 of that 20 in year 1 is signing bonus - which is spread over the life of the contract.
Salary + other non-signing bonuses in year 1 is 13.5, and 11.4 in year 2. Drop is less than 30%, so it's ok.
Spotrac seems to have it wrong - they entered 20m in two different places in year 1, and he didn't get 40.