The 2013 NFL rookie salary pools are set and the Miami Dolphins get a league high $7.839 million, according to Shutdown Corner's Brian McIntyre.
2013 NFL rookie salary pools set
The new Collective Bargaining Agreement continues to save owners money when it comes to signing draft picks as the rookie salary pools have been set.
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Each team has a maximum amount of Year 1 salary cap dollars they can spend on their draft picks, as well as the minimum amount. Now that the 2013 NFL draft is over, teams will begin signing their picks. Thanks to the new collective bargaining agreement, long rookie holdouts are largely a thing of the past as many teams will hope to get some of their rookies signed during their rookie mini-camps.
The full list of each team’s rookie salary pools and their rookie mini-camp dates are as follows:
Arizona Cardinals (May 10-12) - $6,791,557 max. / $5,096,138 min.
Atlanta Falcons (May 3-5) - $4,788,706 max. / $4,499,953 min.
Baltimore Ravens (May 3-5) - $5,517,713 max. / $5,453,022 min.
Buffalo Bills (May 10-12) - $5,666,842 max. / $4,781,200 min.
Carolina Panthers (May 10-12) - $3,991,541 max. / $3,217,443 min.
Chicago Bears (May 10-12) - $4,032,730 max. / $3,625,917 min.
Cincinnati Bengals (May 10-12) - $6,322,645 max. / $5,612,732 min.
Cleveland Browns (May 10-12) - $4,816,549 max. / $3,024,120 min.
Dallas Cowboys (May 10-12) - $4,525,146 max. / $4,284,943 min.
Denver Broncos (May 10-12) - $4,300,731 max. / $4,099,329 min.
Detroit Lions (May 10-12) - $7,548,266 max. / $4,973,932 min.
Green Bay Packers (May 10-12) - $6,131,322 max. / $5,902,831 min.
Houston Texans (May 10-12) - $5,315,998 max. / $5,092,408 min.
Indianapolis Colts (May 10-12) - $4,206,579 max. / $3,966,608 min.
Jacksonville Jaguars (May 3-5) - $7,693,548 max. / $4,584,141 min.
Kansas City Chiefs (May 10-12) - $7,415,574 max. / $4,502,308 min.
Miami Dolphins (May 3-5) - $7,839,986 max . (*-league high) / $5,200,912 min.
Minnesota Vikings (May 3-5) - $6,849,789 max. / $6,310,060 min.
New England Patriots (May 3-5) - $3,750,922 max. / $3,620,927 min.
New Orleans Saints (May 10-12) - $3,704,771 max. / $3,169,997 min.
New York Giants (May 10-12) - $4,604,779 max. / $4,153,083 min.
New York Jets (May 10-12) - $6,916,579 max. / $4,896,618 min.
Oakland Raiders (May 10-12) - $6,405,868 max. / $5,409,852 min.
Philadelphia Eagles (May 10-12) - $7,408,442 max. / $4,569,557 min.
Pittsburgh Steelers (May 3-5) - $5,645,618 max. / $5,089,750 min.
St. Louis Rams (May 10-12) - $6,118,616 max. / $4,911,791 min.
San Diego Chargers (May 10-12) - $4,877,639 max. / $3,666,254 min.
San Francisco 49ers (May 10-12) - $6,751,737 max. / $6,074,294 min.
Seattle Seahawks (May 10-12) - $5,126,349 max. / $5,068,875 min.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (May 3-5) - $3,338,674 max. / $3,018,242 min.
Tennessee Titans (May 10-12) - $6,115,746 max. / $4,684,783 min.
Washington Redskins (May 3-5) - $3,500,346 max. / $3,378,378 min.
Following the 2012 NFL draft, 72.3 percent of the draft class had signed contracts by or on May 31, according to McIntyre. In that group were 11 first-round picks, who typically took much longer to sign under the old CBA. Some players have already been signed. Expect many more to sign in the coming days.
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