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本帖最后由 hunterqiji 于 2013-2-27 03:16 编辑
vinff 发表于 2013-2-27 02:41
既然楼主开帖了,我正好有几个疑问,一起来讨论下也好。
我看新闻的理解也是,后3年的base salary并不是fully guaranteed. 如果因为状态下滑被cut的话,是拿不到钱的。这个比较符合一般NFL的合同,现在几乎没有长约是完全保障的。但是所以某些新闻说的fully guaranteed应该是误传。
关于guaranteed for injury only, 可以理解为guaranteed because of injury。下面是我找到的一个解释这个的文章。如果受伤了,那么合约变长保障性的,球队不能cut. 如果没受伤,那么球队可以以状态下滑的理由cut.
When an NFL player signs a contract, the "guaranteed money" is essentially the base pay for every year for the lifetime for the contract. Sometimes its front loaded and sometimes its even etc. I think it depends on the position of the player, his history, his value to the team, his age etc.
Now a "guarantee" is a contractual agreement to pay the player in the future within a prescribed timeline. The catch is that future money is only guaranteed against one or more of the following future events:
- Injury. Ie if he's injured.
- Skill. Ie if he's cut because he's not good enough.
- Cap. Ie if the salary cap doesnt allow the team to keep the player.
A player is only 100% (or as close to 100% as he can be) assured to get his guaranteed money if the contract specifies that it is "guaranteed against injury, skill and cap". Ie all three clauses have to be included. This means that whatever happens to the player, he gets paid.
If a player's contract is guaranteed against only injury and if he's not injured then the team can cut him because he's not good enough.
IIRC Revis's contract is guaranteed against both skill and injury within different timeframes. See below:
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2010: $7.5 million base salary, no signing bonus
2011: $18 million option bonus (due on the first day of the first league year after 2010, accounting for the chance of a lockout), $7 million base salary
2012: $7.5 million base salary (guaranteed for injury)
2013: $6 million base salary (guaranteed for skill)
The 2011 to 2013 base salaries listed above kick in after the option bonus is exercised. Before the option is exercised, there is $13.772 million in 2011 and 2012 base salary guaranteed for injury, and $13.772 million in 2013 base salary guaranteed for skill.
Over the first two years, he will earn $32.5 million. That's a $16.25 million average. Oakland's Nnamdi Asomugha -- who set the mark for cornerbacks -- will earn $16.1 million this year.
If Revis suffered a career-ending injury today, he would walk away with about $21 million (this year's base, plus the $13.772 million guaranteed for injury)."
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