On Monday, the AFC North blog addressed who got paid the most in the division. Now, let's look at the other end of the salary spectrum. This blog entry is all about the starters (and specialists) who average less than $1 million per season over the life of their contract.
Here's a look at the lowest-paid projected starters (and specialists) in the AFC North in terms of average per year:
BENGALS
WR Armon Binns: $415,000
P Kevin Huber: $486,350
DT Geno Atkins: $565,613
WR Brandon Tate: $631,920
DE Carlos Dunlap: $754,500
S Taylor Mays: $824,500
DE Michael Johnson: $875,255
BROWNS
S Eric Hagg: $520,100
G Jason Pinkston: $577,00
FB Owen Marecic: $612,000
G Shawn Lauvao: $672,630
WR Greg Little: $831,875
WR Mohamed Massaquoi: $908,931
S T.J. Ward: $966,250
RAVENS
DE Arthur Jones: $449,527
OLB Albert McClellan: $465,000
K Justin Tucker: $480,000
TE Ed Dickson: $625,833
OLB Paul Kruger: $687,500
NT Terrence Cody: $727,500
WR Torrey Smith: $847,308
STEELERS
P Drew Butler: $481,667
RB Isaac Redman: $540,000
NT Steve McLendon: $540,000
OT Marcus Gilbert: $806,854
OT Max Starks: $825,000
Here's a look at the lowest-paid projected starters (and specialists) in the AFC North in terms of average per year:
BENGALS
WR Armon Binns: $415,000
P Kevin Huber: $486,350
DT Geno Atkins: $565,613
WR Brandon Tate: $631,920
DE Carlos Dunlap: $754,500
S Taylor Mays: $824,500
DE Michael Johnson: $875,255
BROWNS
S Eric Hagg: $520,100
G Jason Pinkston: $577,00
FB Owen Marecic: $612,000
G Shawn Lauvao: $672,630
WR Greg Little: $831,875
WR Mohamed Massaquoi: $908,931
S T.J. Ward: $966,250
RAVENS
DE Arthur Jones: $449,527
OLB Albert McClellan: $465,000
K Justin Tucker: $480,000
TE Ed Dickson: $625,833
OLB Paul Kruger: $687,500
NT Terrence Cody: $727,500
WR Torrey Smith: $847,308
STEELERS
P Drew Butler: $481,667
RB Isaac Redman: $540,000
NT Steve McLendon: $540,000
OT Marcus Gilbert: $806,854
OT Max Starks: $825,000
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Jamison Hensley
Hensley joined ESPN.com in 2011 after covering the Ravens for The Baltimore Sun for 11 years. A graduate of the University of Maryland, he lives in the Baltimore area with his wife and son.
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