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Update (6/4/08) -- Terrell Owens got a $12.9 million signing bonus, and he has a $3.1 million roster bonus due next season. His base salaries are $830,000 this season, $2.67 million in 2009, $7.5 million in 2010 and $7 million in 2011.
His cap numbers --
2008 $5,728,388
2009 $8,995,000
2010 $10,725,000
2011 $10,225,000
Because of the uncapped year in 2010, his contract has to follow the 30 percent rule for 2009, 2010 and 2011. His 2009 salary (base plus roster bonus) is $5.77 million. Thirty percent of that is $1.731 million. That means his salaries for 2010 and 2011 can't increase by more than that. His actual increase for 2010 is $1.730, and it actually decreases by $500,000 for 2011.
If the CBA is extended before 2009, his roster bonus and/or the amount of his base salary above the minimum can be prorated, which could lower his cap number to as little as $5.712 million (saving about $3.283 million of cap room).
Before the extension, Owens' cap number for this season was $8,673,388, which means we saved $2.945 million with his new contract. That leaves us $8,284,718 under the cap.
His cap numbers --
2008 $5,728,388
2009 $8,995,000
2010 $10,725,000
2011 $10,225,000
Because of the uncapped year in 2010, his contract has to follow the 30 percent rule for 2009, 2010 and 2011. His 2009 salary (base plus roster bonus) is $5.77 million. Thirty percent of that is $1.731 million. That means his salaries for 2010 and 2011 can't increase by more than that. His actual increase for 2010 is $1.730, and it actually decreases by $500,000 for 2011.
If the CBA is extended before 2009, his roster bonus and/or the amount of his base salary above the minimum can be prorated, which could lower his cap number to as little as $5.712 million (saving about $3.283 million of cap room).
Before the extension, Owens' cap number for this season was $8,673,388, which means we saved $2.945 million with his new contract. That leaves us $8,284,718 under the cap.