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This year, the biggest chunk of our "Performance Based Pay" pool will go to Orlando Scandrick, who gets a check for $261,982 -- which is nearly as much as his base salary was for 2008 ($290,000).
Performance Based Pay is actually based on playing time, not performance. For 2008, each team got a pool of $3,257,500 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 $341,250 but played 38 percent of the team's snaps on defense and 66 percent of the team's snaps on special teams for a combined playing-time percentage of 47 percent. That combination of low cap number and relatively high playing time is why he gets the biggest PBP bonus.
Remember, this money is paid by the league and DOES NOT COUNT AGAINST THE CAP. It is in addition to any money the player gets paid by the team.
Here's what each player on our team gets for the 2008 season --
Orlando Scandrick, $261,982
Cory Procter, $183,090
Deon Anderson, $168,561
Martellus Bennett, $143,494
Tashard Choice, $133,663
Tony Curtis, $131,735
Justin Rogers, $121,373
Keith Davis, $118,664
Courtney Brown, $99,398
Roy E. Williams, $97,086
Kevin Burnett, $92,175
Stephen Bowen, $85,087
Adam Jones, $80,673
Jason Hatcher, $78,877
Miles Austin, $71,713
Pat Watkins, $69,965
Carlos Polk, $68,509
Mike Jenkins, $63,756
Tra Battle, $63,664
Ken Hamlin, $62,454
DeMarcus Ware, $62,318
Alan Ball, $57,272
Jay Ratliff, $52,030
Tank Johnson, $48,495
Chris Canty, $48,146
Marcus Spears, $47,564
Zach Thomas, $46,670
Anthony Spencer, $45,448
Nick Folk, $44,668
Flozell Adams, $44,656
Patrick Crayton, $40,929
Pat McQuistan, $38,699
Andre Gurode, $37,731
Marc Colombo, $35,976
Marion Barber, $35,491
Bradie James, $33,461
Jason Witten, $29,831
L.P. Ladouceur, $27,198
Leonard Davis, $26,750
Sam Paulescu, $24,452
Tony Romo, $23,289
Bobby Carpenter, $23,159
Terrell Owens, $22,101
Anthony Henry, $22,098
Greg Ellis, $22,062
Terence Newman, $21,159
Steve Octavien, $15,865
Isaiah Stanback, $15,799
Montrae Holland, $15,233
Sam Hurd, $11,063
Brad Johnson, $9,670
Felix Jones, $9,516
Brooks Bollinger, $7,389
Kyle Kosier, $7,160
Joe Berger, $3,451
Mat McBriar, $2,405
Roy L. Williams, $1,523
Alonzo Coleman, $855
The biggest bonus in the league goes to San Diego offensive tackle Jeromey Clary, who gets $405,859. The smallest goes to Jacksonville guard Maurice Williams, who gets a whopping $63 for playing two plays. He barely beat St. Louis wide receiver Drew Bennett, who played three plays and gets $68. The fourth-smallest bonus goes to Tom Brady, who played 15 plays and gets $121, slightly more than the $115 Patrick Ramsey gets for his four plays for Denver.
Performance Based Pay is actually based on playing time, not performance. For 2008, each team got a pool of $3,257,500 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 $341,250 but played 38 percent of the team's snaps on defense and 66 percent of the team's snaps on special teams for a combined playing-time percentage of 47 percent. That combination of low cap number and relatively high playing time is why he gets the biggest PBP bonus.
Remember, this money is paid by the league and DOES NOT COUNT AGAINST THE CAP. It is in addition to any money the player gets paid by the team.
Here's what each player on our team gets for the 2008 season --
Orlando Scandrick, $261,982
Cory Procter, $183,090
Deon Anderson, $168,561
Martellus Bennett, $143,494
Tashard Choice, $133,663
Tony Curtis, $131,735
Justin Rogers, $121,373
Keith Davis, $118,664
Courtney Brown, $99,398
Roy E. Williams, $97,086
Kevin Burnett, $92,175
Stephen Bowen, $85,087
Adam Jones, $80,673
Jason Hatcher, $78,877
Miles Austin, $71,713
Pat Watkins, $69,965
Carlos Polk, $68,509
Mike Jenkins, $63,756
Tra Battle, $63,664
Ken Hamlin, $62,454
DeMarcus Ware, $62,318
Alan Ball, $57,272
Jay Ratliff, $52,030
Tank Johnson, $48,495
Chris Canty, $48,146
Marcus Spears, $47,564
Zach Thomas, $46,670
Anthony Spencer, $45,448
Nick Folk, $44,668
Flozell Adams, $44,656
Patrick Crayton, $40,929
Pat McQuistan, $38,699
Andre Gurode, $37,731
Marc Colombo, $35,976
Marion Barber, $35,491
Bradie James, $33,461
Jason Witten, $29,831
L.P. Ladouceur, $27,198
Leonard Davis, $26,750
Sam Paulescu, $24,452
Tony Romo, $23,289
Bobby Carpenter, $23,159
Terrell Owens, $22,101
Anthony Henry, $22,098
Greg Ellis, $22,062
Terence Newman, $21,159
Steve Octavien, $15,865
Isaiah Stanback, $15,799
Montrae Holland, $15,233
Sam Hurd, $11,063
Brad Johnson, $9,670
Felix Jones, $9,516
Brooks Bollinger, $7,389
Kyle Kosier, $7,160
Joe Berger, $3,451
Mat McBriar, $2,405
Roy L. Williams, $1,523
Alonzo Coleman, $855
The biggest bonus in the league goes to San Diego offensive tackle Jeromey Clary, who gets $405,859. The smallest goes to Jacksonville guard Maurice Williams, who gets a whopping $63 for playing two plays. He barely beat St. Louis wide receiver Drew Bennett, who played three plays and gets $68. The fourth-smallest bonus goes to Tom Brady, who played 15 plays and gets $121, slightly more than the $115 Patrick Ramsey gets for his four plays for Denver.
