Earlier today, we found out the details of the base salary for Arizona Cardinals left tackle D.J. Humphries’ three-year contract extension. We have the rest of the information of his contract and his cap hit over the next three seasons.
According to Over the Cap, the contract is three years and worth up to $44.25 million.
He receives only a $2.4 million signing bonus, so his prorated cap hit is $800,000 each year.
Here is the year-by-year breakdown:
- 2020: $11.5 million fully-guaranteed salary and a per-game roster bonus worth up to $500,000. His cap hit will be a maximum of $12.8 million.
- 2021: $15.1 million salary guaranteed for injury only. It vests to a fully-guaranteed salary at some point in the 2021 new year league. He can earn up to $500,000 in per-game roster bonuses. His cap hit will be a maximum of $16.4 million.
- 2022: He receives a $500,000 roster bonus. His salary will be $13.25 million and can earn up to $500,000 in a per-game roster bonus. His cap hit will be a maximum of $15.05 million.
Before Humphries’ deal, the Cardinals had more than $53 million in salary cap for 2020. With Humphries’ contract on the books, the Cardinals now have about $40 million in cap space to use.
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