The San Francisco 49ers announced the signing of former Jacksonville Jaguars offensive guard Zane Beadles on Tuesday, and I have some numbers for the contract.
The NFLPA updated their database of base salaries, and so we know that Beadles will earn $1.05 million in 2016, $2.45 million in 2017, and $3 million in 2018. I've since learned that his 2016 base salary is fully guaranteed, and $500,000 of his 2017 base salary is guaranteed for injury, and becomes fully guaranteed if he is on the roster on April 1, 2017.
Beadles will likely be locked in as the starting left guard. Andrew Tiller spent time at both right and left guard, but Beadles has played left guard his whole career. And with this kind of guarantee, it would be an upset if he was not in the starting lineup this fall.
Here is a breakdown of the deal.
Signing Bonus: $1,750,000
2016
Base salary: $1,050,000
Prorated SB: $583,333
Roster bonus: $300,000
Workout bonus: $200,000
Playing time incentive (NLTBE): $500,000
Cap hit: $2,133,333
2017
Base salary: $2,450,000
Prorated SB: $583,333
Roster bonus: $300,000
Workout bonus: $200,000
Playing time incentive (NLTBE): $500,000
Cap hit: $3,533,333
2018
Base salary: $3,000,000
Prorated SB: $583,333
Roster bonus: $300,000
Workout bonus: $200,000
Playing time incentive (NLTBE): $500,000
Cap hit: $4,083,333
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