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Originally Posted by FRPLG
Oh yes. We are absolutely "guilty" on this.
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Im wondering if thats how they came up with the full 21 million for him. If it was an option bonus we wouldnt have paid nearly any of it, i would think. Dont know about the 15 on Hall though.
Redskins’ Albert Haynesworth plans to report to training camp - Washington Times
It’s unknown whether the club has tried to recoup at least a portion of the $22 million in signing bonus money paid to
Haynesworth during the 2010 season.
Signing bonuses were subject to forfeiture under the recently expired collective bargaining agreement between the league and the players’ union, and the
Redskins protected themselves last offseason when they converted
Haynesworth’s $21 million option bonus to a signing bonus.
The additional $1 million is a prorated portion of the $5 million signing bonus
Haynesworth earned when he signed with the
Redskins.