So rough idea on cap hits: $12 mil bonus/5 years = $2.4 mil allocated per year
2015 cap number is effectively $2.4 million more than his current salary $1,542,000 and any bonus carryover.
2016 is $5 mil + 2.4 = $7.4 mil cap number
2017 is $8 mil + 2.4 = $10.4 mil
2018 is $7.5 + 2.4 = $9.9 mil
2019 is $8.5 + 2.4 = $10.9 mil
Best part about it is that if catastrophe hits prior to 2017, $5 million of that number is roster bonus. So they can save a ton of cash and the cap hit is 800K in their favor ($8 mil saved - $7.2 mil accelerated).
2015 cap number is effectively $2.4 million more than his current salary $1,542,000 and any bonus carryover.
2016 is $5 mil + 2.4 = $7.4 mil cap number
2017 is $8 mil + 2.4 = $10.4 mil
2018 is $7.5 + 2.4 = $9.9 mil
2019 is $8.5 + 2.4 = $10.9 mil
Best part about it is that if catastrophe hits prior to 2017, $5 million of that number is roster bonus. So they can save a ton of cash and the cap hit is 800K in their favor ($8 mil saved - $7.2 mil accelerated).

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