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The Rookies
The minimum salary for an NFL rookie in 2009 is $310,000.
The Veterans
After the first year, the minimum annual salary is $400,000.
Team Salaries
They were fifth in the league in total payroll with salaries totaling more than $128 million.
The NFL Salary Cap
In 2009 the salary cap is $127 million.
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