Woodson's contract has some very interesting provisions:
"Woodson also will receive a substantial reward if he stays healthy in each of the final five years of the deal. From 2007 until the final year of 2011, he’ll receive a $56,000 roster bonus each week he’s on the team’s 45-man game-day roster. That means he can make $896,000 a season if he’s activated for every game. He also can earn a $100,000 workout bonus each season from 2007 to 2011."
A WEEKLY roster bonus! Very clever way to deal with an elite player that has a significant injury history. I really like it. If he is hurt, he is paid less. Plus, it gives a built in salary cap "hole" from which the team can pay a replacement. For every week he is hurt, the team has $56,000 available for a replacement player. If Woodson goes on IR, the money is there for a replacement, even without saving cap space to do it.. I really like this!
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"Woodson also will receive a substantial reward if he stays healthy in each of the final five years of the deal. From 2007 until the final year of 2011, he’ll receive a $56,000 roster bonus each week he’s on the team’s 45-man game-day roster. That means he can make $896,000 a season if he’s activated for every game. He also can earn a $100,000 workout bonus each season from 2007 to 2011."
A WEEKLY roster bonus! Very clever way to deal with an elite player that has a significant injury history. I really like it. If he is hurt, he is paid less. Plus, it gives a built in salary cap "hole" from which the team can pay a replacement. For every week he is hurt, the team has $56,000 available for a replacement player. If Woodson goes on IR, the money is there for a replacement, even without saving cap space to do it.. I really like this!
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