Taylor Restructures Deal to Give Steelers Some Cap Help

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The Steelers got a little cap help on Saturday, as the Tribune-Review confirmed that cornerback Ike Taylor has restructured his contract.  Taylor will reduce his base salary of $4.1 mil this season by $3 mil.  He will get a signing bonus of $3 mil in return spread out over the next three seasons.  Taylor had signed a five-year, $23.75 million dollar deal back in 2006 with the team.  The Steelers free up about $2 mil in salary cap with the reducing of Taylor’s deal.


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2 Responses to “Taylor Restructures Deal to Give Steelers Some Cap Help”

  1. Marc says:

    Team player!!

  2. Scott says:

    That’s cool. Good to see a player doing that these days.

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