- Joined
- May 8, 2002
- Posts
- 1,128,930
- Reaction score
- 59
Of the 15 contracts signed by Arizona Cardinals players in the first week of the league year, 10 have been for only one year. That total does not include restructured deals for running back James Conner and cornerback Sean Murphy-Bunting.
Four of the one-year deals were for the league minimum. Here are the details for those four one-year, league-minimum deals.
Thomas missed the entire 2025 season because of a torn ACL and was not tendered as a restricted free agent at the minimum level of $3.52 million. His deal is worth $1.145 million, the same as his salary-cap charge, with no guaranteed money.
Fehoko suffered broken arm last season that limited his game total to eight. During those games, he had seven special-teams tackles with four solo.
His $1.215 million contract also has no guaranteed money and his cap hit is $1.075 million because it is a veteran qualifying contract.
Williams played 15 games with one start last season and had 18 tackles (eight solo/five for loss. He played 33 percent of the defensive snaps and 50 percent on special teams.
His contract is much more affordable than right tackle Jonah Williams, who missed 19 games during his two seasons in Arizona.
Williams’ deal is worth $1,402,500 and he received a $187,500 signing bonus. The base salary is the league minimum of $1.215 million and has a cap charge of $1,262,500.
Kreiter has never missed a game in his 10 NFL seasons, playing 58 with the Denver Broncos and 101 over the last six seasons with the Giants.
The total value of his contract is $1,487,500 and includes $1,262,500 of guarantees: $187,500 signing bonus and $1.075 million of his $1.3 million base salary. As a veteran qualifying contract, his cap charge is $1,262,500.
Get more Cardinals and NFL coverage from Cards Wire's Jess Root and others by listening to the latest on the Rise Up, See Red podcast. Subscribe on Spotify, YouTube or Apple podcasts.
This article originally appeared on Cards Wire: Contract details for 4 Cardinals signed to minimum deals
Continue reading...
Four of the one-year deals were for the league minimum. Here are the details for those four one-year, league-minimum deals.
CB Star Thomas V, re-signed
Thomas missed the entire 2025 season because of a torn ACL and was not tendered as a restricted free agent at the minimum level of $3.52 million. His deal is worth $1.145 million, the same as his salary-cap charge, with no guaranteed money.
WR Simi Fehoko, UFA re-signed
Fehoko suffered broken arm last season that limited his game total to eight. During those games, he had seven special-teams tackles with four solo.
His $1.215 million contract also has no guaranteed money and his cap hit is $1.075 million because it is a veteran qualifying contract.
DL Jonah Williams, UFA New Orleans Saints
Williams played 15 games with one start last season and had 18 tackles (eight solo/five for loss. He played 33 percent of the defensive snaps and 50 percent on special teams.
His contract is much more affordable than right tackle Jonah Williams, who missed 19 games during his two seasons in Arizona.
Williams’ deal is worth $1,402,500 and he received a $187,500 signing bonus. The base salary is the league minimum of $1.215 million and has a cap charge of $1,262,500.
LS Casey Kreiter, UFA New York Giants
Kreiter has never missed a game in his 10 NFL seasons, playing 58 with the Denver Broncos and 101 over the last six seasons with the Giants.
The total value of his contract is $1,487,500 and includes $1,262,500 of guarantees: $187,500 signing bonus and $1.075 million of his $1.3 million base salary. As a veteran qualifying contract, his cap charge is $1,262,500.
Get more Cardinals and NFL coverage from Cards Wire's Jess Root and others by listening to the latest on the Rise Up, See Red podcast. Subscribe on Spotify, YouTube or Apple podcasts.
This article originally appeared on Cards Wire: Contract details for 4 Cardinals signed to minimum deals
Continue reading...
