http://www.rotoworld.com/content/clubhouse_contracts.aspx?sport=NFL&majteam=DAL
Flozel Adams:
2/28/2008: Signed a six-year, $43.8 million contract. The deal contains $15 million in guarantees, including a $13 million signing bonus.
Base Salry
2009: $1 million
2010: $5 million
2011 through 2013: $5.1 million
2014: Free Agent
Cap charges:
$3.6 million (2009)
$7.6 million (2010)
$7.7 million (2011 through 2013)
Note: If there's no cap next year, I just don't see how the Cowboys can justify keeping him beyond this season. If they cut him, they would have basically payed him 15 millions to play 2 seasons, which is 7.5 per year, which is a reasonable figure at the time the contract was signed.
Marion Barber
5/20/2008: Signed a seven-year, $45 million contract. The deal contains $16 million guaranteed, including a $12 million signing bonus.
Base Salary
2009: $620,000,
2010: $3.86 million,
2011: $4.25 million,
2012: $5.75 million,
2013: $6.25 million,
2014: $7 million,
2015: Free Agent
Note: The Barbarian has a reasonable figure for the 2010 season, but the problems start after that year. There's no way he's a 5 million dollars a year RB anymore. We don't know how hard the next cap is going to be and although it would be a tough move, the Cowboys need to move on, again, if there's no cap.
Ken Hamlin
7/15/2008: Signed a six-year, $37.5 million contract. The deal contains $15 million guaranteed, including a $9 million signing bonus. Another $2 million is available through escalators in 2012 and 2013.
2009: $4.305 million,
2010: $5.596 million,
2011: $5 million,
2012: $6 million,
2013: $7 million,
2014: Free Agent.
Cap charges:
$5.805 million (2009)
$7.096 million (2010)
$6.5 million (2011)
$7.5 million (2012)
$8.5 million (2013)
Note: This one is easy. Forget about the escalators in '12 and '13. He's not worth his salary in '2010. I don't expect him to be a Cowboy next year if there's no cap.
Terrence Newman
5/20/2008: Signed a six-year, $50.2 million contract extension through 2014. The deal contains $22.5 million guaranteed, including a $12 million signing bonus.
2009: $895,000
2010: $9 million
2011: $8 million
2012: $6.016 million
2013: $7,600,417
2014: $7.5 million
2015: Free Agent
Note: I know that T-New has a lot of fans in this board, but, honestly speaking, do ANY of you really think he's a 10+ million dollars player in this league ? Put the emotions aside for a moment and take a look at that contract. I just don't see any way for the Cowboys to keep that contract IF they have a chance to dump it. This could be a cap killer ( Deion Sanders in the late '90's type contract) if/when the new cap is implemented.
Roy Williams
10/19/2008: Signed a six-year, $54 million contract. The deal contains $26.6085 million guaranteed.
2009: $3,655,900 (+ $10 million option bonus)
2010: $3,452,629 (+ $9.5 million option bonus)
2011: $5,109,971
2012: $6.802 million
2013: $8.498 million (Voidable Years),
2014: $9 million
2015: Free Agent
Note: Roy Williams forced his name into this list with his lack of production. I wonder if the Cowboys can get out of the " option bonus " ? If so, then they have to. Unlike Newman or Flo, he's still a relatively young player with potential, but just like them, he's not producing enough to keep him. Hell, a very good argument could be made that FLO and T-NEW are producing more than him. Even if the Cowboys cannot get out of the option bonus, they must seriously consider bitting the bullet like they did with T.O. and cut him.
