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Rodgers gets a $35 million signing bonus
APThe official numbers have been filed for the Aaron Rodgers five-year, $110 million contract extension.Here's the breakdown, via Rob Demovsky of the Green Bay Press-Gazette.1. $35 million signing bonus.2. $4.5 million base salary in 2013,[url=http://www.pradahandbagsoutleti.com/]Prada Outlet Online[/url], with $500,000 workout bonus.3. $9.5 million roster bonus in 2014, guaranteed for skill and injury.4. $900,000 base salary in 2014, with $500,000 workout bonus.5. $9.5 million in 2015, guaranteed for skill and injury.6. $1 million base salary in 2015, with $500,000 workout bonus.7. Per-game roster bonuses in 2015, at $37,500 per game.8. $11.5 million base salary in 2016, with $500,[url=http://www.pradahandbagsoutleti.com/Prada-Shoes-1/Womens-Prada-Cup-Shoes-10/]Prada Shoes Women[/url],000 workout bonus.9. Per-game roster bonuses in 2016, at $37,500 per game.10. $12.55 million base salary in 2017, with $500,000 workout bonus.11. Per-game roster bonuses in 2017, at $37,500 per game.12. $19.8 million base salary in 2018, with $500,000 workout bonus.13. Per-game roster bonuses in 2018, at $37,500 per game.14. $20 million base salary in 2019, with $500,000 workout bonus.15. Per-game roster bonuses in 2019, at $37,500 per game.The cap numbers are $12 million in 2013, $17.9 million in 2014, $18.6 million in 2015, $19.6 million in 2016, $20.65 million in 2017, $20.9 million in 2018, and $21.1 million in 2019. The absence of any cap numbers exceeding $25 million suggests that a restructuring will not eventually be necessary.It all works out to a total of $130.75 over seven years, for an annual average of $18.67 million less than the $20 million average currently earned by Saints quarterback $20 million and the $20.1 million average under Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco's contract. The difference is that Rodgers got his deal without having to finish the final two years of his current contract, at roughly $10 million per season.While the Packers were not required to rip up the prior contract, the gap between Rodgers' compensation package and those given to other quarterbacks had become glaring. To his credit, Rodgers never complained. To the team's credit, he never had to.