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For the second straight year, the biggest chunk of our "Performance Based Pay" pool will go to Orlando Scandrick, who gets a check for $306,209.
Performance Based Pay is actually based on playing time, not performance. For 2009, each team got a pool of $3,422,875 that was divided up between every player who played during the season. The more you played and the less money you made from the team, the bigger your PBP bonus (there's a formula used to determine how much each player gets).
Scandrick had a cap number of just $437,490 but played 56 percent of the team's snaps on defense and 53 percent of the team's snaps on special teams for a combined playing-time percentage of 55 percent. That combination of low cap number and relatively high playing time is why he gets the biggest PBP bonus.
This money is paid by the league and is in addition to any money the player gets paid by the team.
Here's what each player on our team gets for the 2009 season --
Orlando Scandrick, $306,209
John Phillips, $231,668
Deon Anderson, $192,224
Doug Free, $186,483
Alan Ball, $181,413
Victor Butler, $154,495
Tashard Choice, $125,687
Anthony Spencer, $121,530
Mike Jenkins, $120,501
Steve Octavien, $113,138
Gerald Sensabaugh, $90,200
Kevin Ogletree, $83,988
Jason Hatcher, $82,986
Miles Austin, $75,905
Keith Brooking, $74,551
Martellus Bennett, $70,103
Junior Siavii, $60,054
Flozell Adams, $58,483
Pat Watkins, $58,068
David Buehler, $56,745
Jay Ratliff, $53,090
Marcus Spears, $52,853
Kyle Kosier, $50,843
Bobby Carpenter, $49,812
Stephen Bowen, $46,449
Terence Newman, $45,560
Andre Gurode, $44,834
Leonard Davis, $44,322
Michael Hamlin, $41,521
Sam Hurd, $40,586
Jason Witten, $38,950
Tony Romo, $38,352
Bradie James, $38,126
Patrick Crayton, $37,782
Igor Olshansky, $36,148
Marc Colombo, $34,255
Felix Jones, $33,502
Marion Barber, $33,372
L.P. Ladouceur, $30,194
Jason Williams, $26,132
Ken Hamlin, $23,028
Roy Williams, $22,763
Nick Folk, $20,923
Curtis Johnson, $20,825
DeMarcus Ware, $14,878
Marvin White, $13,072
Chauncey Washington, $12,685
Mat McBriar, $12,050
Pat McQuistan, $10,229
Cory Procter, $6,502
Shaun Suisham, $2,831
Cletis Gordon, $1,249
Allen Rossum, $726
The biggest bonus in the league goes to Minnesota center John Sullivan, who gets $397,555. The smallest goes to Indianapolis quarterback Jim Sorgi, who gets $65 extra for playing one play.
Performance Based Pay is actually based on playing time, not performance. For 2009, each team got a pool of $3,422,875 that was divided up between every player who played during the season. The more you played and the less money you made from the team, the bigger your PBP bonus (there's a formula used to determine how much each player gets).
Scandrick had a cap number of just $437,490 but played 56 percent of the team's snaps on defense and 53 percent of the team's snaps on special teams for a combined playing-time percentage of 55 percent. That combination of low cap number and relatively high playing time is why he gets the biggest PBP bonus.
This money is paid by the league and is in addition to any money the player gets paid by the team.
Here's what each player on our team gets for the 2009 season --
Orlando Scandrick, $306,209
John Phillips, $231,668
Deon Anderson, $192,224
Doug Free, $186,483
Alan Ball, $181,413
Victor Butler, $154,495
Tashard Choice, $125,687
Anthony Spencer, $121,530
Mike Jenkins, $120,501
Steve Octavien, $113,138
Gerald Sensabaugh, $90,200
Kevin Ogletree, $83,988
Jason Hatcher, $82,986
Miles Austin, $75,905
Keith Brooking, $74,551
Martellus Bennett, $70,103
Junior Siavii, $60,054
Flozell Adams, $58,483
Pat Watkins, $58,068
David Buehler, $56,745
Jay Ratliff, $53,090
Marcus Spears, $52,853
Kyle Kosier, $50,843
Bobby Carpenter, $49,812
Stephen Bowen, $46,449
Terence Newman, $45,560
Andre Gurode, $44,834
Leonard Davis, $44,322
Michael Hamlin, $41,521
Sam Hurd, $40,586
Jason Witten, $38,950
Tony Romo, $38,352
Bradie James, $38,126
Patrick Crayton, $37,782
Igor Olshansky, $36,148
Marc Colombo, $34,255
Felix Jones, $33,502
Marion Barber, $33,372
L.P. Ladouceur, $30,194
Jason Williams, $26,132
Ken Hamlin, $23,028
Roy Williams, $22,763
Nick Folk, $20,923
Curtis Johnson, $20,825
DeMarcus Ware, $14,878
Marvin White, $13,072
Chauncey Washington, $12,685
Mat McBriar, $12,050
Pat McQuistan, $10,229
Cory Procter, $6,502
Shaun Suisham, $2,831
Cletis Gordon, $1,249
Allen Rossum, $726
The biggest bonus in the league goes to Minnesota center John Sullivan, who gets $397,555. The smallest goes to Indianapolis quarterback Jim Sorgi, who gets $65 extra for playing one play.
