Common use of Additional Salary Cap Room Clause in Contracts

Additional Salary Cap Room. (i) For the 2011 League Year, each Club may designate up to three players who, as of July 25, 2011, have five or more Accrued Seasons and are under contract to the Club with a Salary of at least $1,000,000 over the Minimum Active/Inactive List Salary for such player, for each of whom the Club will receive a credit to Team Salary for the 2011 League Year of $1,000,000 provided that the player remains on the Ac- tive/Inactive Roster, Reserve/Injured List, or Physically Unable to Perform List of the Club throughout the 2011 League Year regular season. The amount of the credit shall be reduced proportionally for each week of the regular season such player is not on the Club’s Roster as described in the immediately preceding sentence. The amount of any such credit to Team Salary in the 2011 League Year shall be offset by an equivalent charge to Team Salary, spread over the 2014–17 League Years in a manner to be deter- mined by the Club. (By way of example, if Club A identifies two players with five or more Accrued Seasons who are under contract as of the effective date of this Agree- ment, Club A will receive a “credit” to Team Salary for the 2011 League Year of $2,000,000 (i.e., an additional $2,000,000 of Room). If one of those players is released after the eighth week of the regular season, the “credit” to Team Salary shall be immedi- ately reduced by $529,000 (9/17ths of $1,000,000). Club A shall be charged $1,471,000 (i.e., ($2,000,000-$529,000) to its Team Salary across the 2014–17 League Years in a manner to be designated by Club A to offset the 2011 League Year Team Salary credit.) Each Club’s designations of such players, if any, shall be made by written notice to the NFL no later than the first regular season game of the 2011 League Year. Additional Room shall become effective upon receipt by the NFL of such notice. The NFL shall promptly forward such notices to the NFLPA.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Additional Salary Cap Room. (i) For the 2011 League Year, each Club may designate up to three players who, as of July 25, 2011, have five or more Accrued Seasons and are under contract to the Club with a Salary of at least $1,000,000 over the Minimum Active/Inactive List Salary for such player, for each of whom the Club will receive a credit to Team Salary for the 2011 League Year of $1,000,000 provided that the player remains on the Ac- tive/Inactive Roster, Reserve/Injured List, or Physically Unable to Perform List of the Club throughout the 2011 League Year regular season. The amount of the credit shall be reduced proportionally for each week of the regular season such player is not on the Club’s Roster as described in the immediately preceding sentence. The amount of any such credit to Team Salary in the 2011 League Year shall be offset by an equivalent charge to Team Salary, spread over the 2014–17 League Years in a manner to be deter- mined by the Club. (By way of example, if Club A identifies two players with five or more Accrued Seasons who are under contract as of the effective date of this Agree- ment, Club A will receive a “credit” to Team Salary for the 2011 League Year of $2,000,000 (i.e., an additional $2,000,000 of Room). If one of those players is released after the eighth week of the regular season, the “credit” to Team Salary shall be immedi- ately imme- diately reduced by $529,000 (9/17ths of $1,000,000). Club A shall be charged $1,471,000 (i.e., ($2,000,000-$529,000) to its Team Salary across the 2014–17 League Years in a manner to be designated by Club A to offset the 2011 League Year Team Salary credit.) Each Club’s designations of such players, if any, shall be made by written notice to the NFL no later than the first regular season game of the 2011 League Year. Additional Room shall become effective upon receipt by the NFL of such notice. The NFL shall promptly forward such notices to the NFLPA.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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