WP: Haynesworth will skip minicamp, wants trade

[Art Hunk]

Does anyone know the most amount of money that the team can fine him? It would probably not be enough.

I hope they never trade him and let him rot and gain weight on his couch.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by Art Hunk

Does anyone know the most amount of money that the team can fine him? It would probably not be enough.

I hope they never trade him and let him rot and gain weight on his couch.

2006-2012 CBA
NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement

Missing offseason mini-camp = 8,000/Day
Training Camp = 14,000 per day.
There is a section which says you can accumulate fines up to 20K/day, but it looks like you would have to work pretty hard to do that.

In addition, he wouldn't get his pay during the season. Also, I think if he sits out, a portion of his signing bonus may be forfeited.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

2006-2012 CBA
NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement

Missing offseason mini-camp = 8,000/Day
Training Camp = 14,000 per day.
There is a section which says you can accumulate fines up to 20K/day, but it looks like you would have to work pretty hard to do that.

In addition, he wouldn't get his pay during the season. Also, I think if he sits out, a portion of his signing bonus may be forfeited.

I see no reason to trade him right now then. Let him sit, and we collect his money.

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by Art Hunk

Does anyone know the most amount of money that the team can fine him? It would probably not be enough.

I hope they never trade him and let him rot and gain weight on his couch.

I thought I read somewhere that the fines were about $10,000 a day the most allowed by the league.

Albert Haynesworth officially is a no-show | ProFootballTalk.com

Meanwhile, questions linger regarding the potential financial consequences. Some (including Haynesworth's camp) think that the Redskins may only fine him the CBA-authorized amount that falls in the range of $10,000. Others think that a portion of the 2010 allocation from his $5 million initial signing bonus can be pursued. Still others think that the conversion of his $21 million April 1 roster bonus into a bonus that operates like a signing bonus, with allocations spread out over multiple years, makes the payment subject to partial forfeiture.