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Armstead played three years in Washington after leaving the Giants after the 2001 season. He had a three year, $4.5 million contract with the Redskins. Armstead signed a one day contract with the Giants to retire. These contracts are mainly 'ceremonial' and have no monetary value. USA Today states Armstead's 2001 total salary, his final season with the Giants, was $5,190,608.
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