EDIT: Please read again, major miscalculation on my part in orig post.
Grant's has a $4.5 million salary as a base in 2010 (It was a base of $3 mil plus the $1.5 mil of yardage bonus). There are no more incentives for him to earn for that year other than a Pro Bowl bonus.
But he does get more money. He receives a $1.25 mil roster bonus in March 2010 and another $ 500,000 on a per game basis during the 2010 season (if he is active in a game, he gets 1/16th of the 500 G). His total take for 2010 would be $6.25 million if he can stay healthy and if he is not replaced by Bush
In 2011, he can earn no further yearly yardage incentives and his pay drops to $5.75 million. This is all cash he receives in a given year and does not reflect the cap value or the cost of releasing him. He has essentially taken his 4 year $20 mil deal and turned it into 4 years, $22 million if he has been active for every game. He could get $750,000 more if he gets his workout bonus for each year in 09, 10, and 11.
Grant's has a $4.5 million salary as a base in 2010 (It was a base of $3 mil plus the $1.5 mil of yardage bonus). There are no more incentives for him to earn for that year other than a Pro Bowl bonus.
But he does get more money. He receives a $1.25 mil roster bonus in March 2010 and another $ 500,000 on a per game basis during the 2010 season (if he is active in a game, he gets 1/16th of the 500 G). His total take for 2010 would be $6.25 million if he can stay healthy and if he is not replaced by Bush
In 2011, he can earn no further yearly yardage incentives and his pay drops to $5.75 million. This is all cash he receives in a given year and does not reflect the cap value or the cost of releasing him. He has essentially taken his 4 year $20 mil deal and turned it into 4 years, $22 million if he has been active for every game. He could get $750,000 more if he gets his workout bonus for each year in 09, 10, and 11.



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