2005 Rookie Pool Accounting

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  • clumping platelets
    • Jun 2024

    2005 Rookie Pool Accounting

    Ok...now that Everett has signed, I can make a modest attempt at a final accounting. Trust me, it's modest. ESPN, in years past, has had info to most draft choices' contracts. I guess, in 2005, they've decided to stop. Hopefully, that's an aberration. However, for few deals, I do have enough info AND using estimations can give ya approx. what the Bills picks rec'd.

    Bills rookie pool was $2,109,800

    2) WR Parrish: 4 yrs, $2.705 million with $1.32 million signing bonus. His salaries are $230,000 (2005), $310,000 (2006), $385,000 (2007), and $460,000 (2008). He most likely has a salary escalator in 2008. 2005 cap value: $560,000 (Public report)

    See below for TE Everett

    4) C Duke Preston: 4 yrs, approx. $1.7 million. with estimated signing bonus $300,000. Same salaries as for Parrish and Everett. He also likely has an escalator in 2008. 2005 cap value: $305,000 est.

    5) CB Eric King: 3yrs, approx. $1.1 million with estimated signing bonus of $105,000. Salaries are $230,000, $310,000, and $385,000. No escalators likely. 2005 cap value: $265,000 est.

    6) OL Geisinger: 3yrs, approx. $1 million. with estimated signing bonus of $63,000. Salaries are like King's. No escalators likely. 2005 cap value: $251,000 est.

    7) RB Gates: 3yrs, $959,000 with $34,000 signing bonus. Salaries like King. No escalators likely. 2005 cap value: $241,333 (public report)

    Add these numbers up and you get $1,622,333. That leaves $487,467

    Bills signed a number of UDFAs like S Leonhard and FB Goldsberry. UDFAs are different in that only their signing bonus amortization counts vs rookie pool, not the salaries. Bills gave Goldsberry a 3yr deal with a $20,000 signing bonus. That's $6,667/yr. They gave Leonhard a 2 yr deal with $10,000 signing bonus. That's $5,000/yr. Total between the two is $11,667. Most of the other UDFAs rec'd smaller bonuses. I've estimated that the UDFAs count $20,000 on the rookie pool....that leaves $467,967 for Everett. Everett rec'd a 4 yr deal with salaries of $230,000 (2005), $310,000 (2006), $385,000 (2007), & $460,000 (2008). He most likely has a salary escalator for 2008.

    Subtract $230,000 from bolded amt above and you get $237,967. Multiply that by 4 and you get $951,868 as an estimted signing bonus

    My prediction is that Everett's signing bonus was $950,000 and that his 2005 cap value is $467,5000

    I'll try to get most definitive info as soon as possible.

    If anything is in error
  • The_Philster
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    • Jul 2002
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    Clump
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    • The last buffalo fan
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      • Sep 2004
      • 18204

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        • vicmantak
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          • Jun 2005
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          Re: 2005 Rookie Pool Accounting

          bump!

          Thanks for the information.

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