Mike Rodak of ESPN reports that Bills OT Seantrel Henderson agreed to a pay cut back on June 22 as part of a contract renegotiation.
According to Rodak, Henderson’s base salary for the 2017 season has been reduced from $1.797 million to $690,000. However, this figure will be reduced further based on his five-game suspension.
Henderson stands to make roster bonuses totaling $512,941 and another $800,000 in “not-likely-to-be-earned” incentives. This move reduced his cap figure from $1.808 million to $981,757.
Henderson still has half of his 10-game suspension to serve, which stems from a substance abuse violation last year.