The Pittsburgh Steelers signed veteran WR Robert Woods to a one-year contract in late April and the details related to that deal have finally surfaced on the NFLPA’s public salary cap report page. The real numbers, as expected, matched the initial reporting following Woods agreeing to terms.
Woods’ deal totals out to $2 million, and it includes a minimum base salary of $1.255 million in addition to a signing bonus of $745,000, the only fully guaranteed money in the deal. This means that Woods will have a 2025 salary cap charge of $2 million should he ultimately make the 53-man roster later this summer.