Moulds' partial numbers

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New Deal

3yrs approx. $18 million

2005: $1.5 million salary, $2 million previous amortization, $1,666,666 new amortization. Cap hit: $5,166,666

2006: ? million salary, $2 million previous amortization, $1,666,666 new amortization

2007: ? million salary, $1,666,667 new amortization

Preliminary.....hopefully more details soon. Salary from 2006 & 2007 is approx. $9 million

Old deal:

2005: $5.5 million salary, $2 million amort., $1 million reporting/roster bonus, $100,000 workout bonus, $175,000 LTBE Pro Bowl bonus Cap hit: $8.775 million

2006: $6.089 million salary, $2 million amort., $1 million reporting/roster bonus, $100,000 workout bonus, $200,000 NLTBE Pro Bowl bonus Cap hit: $9.189 million



At this point, cap savings from 2005 is $8,775,000 - $5,166,666 = $3,609,334

from 2006: unknown until salaries become available on nflpa.org


Moulds

[Jan Reimers]

You gotta love Eric. He is loyal to the Bills and willing to make his compensation work with the salary cap. While he seems to have developed a small case of the "dropsies," he should still be a key contributor for a few more years.

[Michael82]

ONLY a 1 year extension? Damn that sucks. I was hoping they'd lock him up for the rest of his career.

[clumping platelets]

ONLY a 1 year extension? Damn that sucks. I was hoping they'd lock him up for the rest of his career.

He'll be 31 once the season starts. Add 3 and he'll be a 34 y/o UFA. Possible that the Bills address his deal after 2006 again.

[Michael82]

He'll be 31 once the season starts. Add 3 and he'll be a 34 y/o UFA. Possible that the Bills address his deal after 2006 again.

Thanks.

[mybills]

I LUV ERIC!

[tampabay25690]

He'll be 31 once the season starts. Add 3 and he'll be a 34 y/o UFA. Possible that the Bills address his deal after 2006 again.

Good call........AT 34 he shouldnt be getting $5 million a year

[ShadowHawk7]

So pretty much the same deal except over three years, not two. Excellent job JB and EM.