Today we take a look at weakside linebacker Dre Greenlaw, who is Fred Warner\u2019s partner in crime, but he won\u2019t get anywhere near what Warner got.<\/p>\n
Now, comp wise, let\u2019s take a look at a few below.<\/p>\n
First up is Pittsburgh Steelers\u2019 Joe Schobert, who signed a 4-year deal, worth $53.75 million, averaging $10.75 million a year, with $21.5 million in guaranteed money, all of which is fully guaranteed, and I should note that Schobert\u2019s deal includes voidable years.<\/p>\n
Next up is Buffalo Bills\u2019 Matt Milano, who signed a 4-year deal, worth $41.5 million, averaging $10.375 million a year, with $23.5 million guaranteed, $20 million of which is fully guaranteed.<\/p>\n
Lastly, we have New York Giants\u2019 Blake Martinez, who signed a 3-year deal, worth $30.75 million, averaging $10.25 million a year, with $19 million guaranteed, all of which is fully guaranteed.<\/p>\n
Now, both Milano, & Martinez\u2019s deals include both per game roster bonuses, & workout bonuses, while Schobert\u2019s doesn\u2019t include per game roster bonuses, but includes workout bonuses, while Milano has money guaranteed for injury.<\/p>\n
So, with this said, I would peg Greenlaw in the 5-year, $51.25 million, averaging $10.25 million a year, with somewhere around $20 million in guaranteed money, with somewhere around $12.5 million fully guaranteed.<\/p>\n
As for the per game roster bonuses, & workout bonuses, I\u2019d expect somewhere in the $400,000 to $500,000 a year in per game roster bonuses, and $50,000 to $100,000 a year in workout bonuses.<\/p>\n