USA TODAY has complied its latest player salary index heading into 2007. Have a look with the link found at the bottom of this post and search for a specific player's salary or team's payroll. Here is a brief description of how they lay it out.
USA TODAY's football salaries database contains year-by-year listings of salaries for National Football League players, from the 2000 season through the most recently-completed season. The search options here allow you to see salaries and bonuses for specific players, plus median and total salaries for each team.
The data are based on USA TODAY research, information from player agents and NFL Players Association research documents.
For each player, the database shows his base salary, signing bonus, other bonuses and cap value.
For each player, the database shows his base salary, signing bonus, other bonuses and cap value.
The base salary is the value according to his contract; however, he may not have received the entire amount. The column labeled "salary" is the actual amount he received in base salary and bonuses combined.
Total team payrolls can also fluctuate significantly from year to year, depending on how a team accounts for its players’ base salaries, bonuses, etc. However, the total cap value for each of the 32 teams is almost always near the league’s predetermined cap number for a given season.
Total team payrolls can also fluctuate significantly from year to year, depending on how a team accounts for its players’ base salaries, bonuses, etc. However, the total cap value for each of the 32 teams is almost always near the league’s predetermined cap number for a given season.
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