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According to Aaron Wilson of Ravens Insider, Cleveland Browns fullback Chris Pressley was signed to a contract worth the veteran minimum. Here is our original post on the team signing Pressley.
Chris Pressley one-year Browns deal: $730,000, no bonus, $570,000 salary cap figure on minimum salary benefit
— Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) April 15, 2014
As a way to encourage teams to give veteran players a chance at making a roster later in their career, the NFL allows teams to make the cap charge for the veteran only be equal to the amount of a second-year player (making a minimum salary, which is $570,000). Pressley didn't get any bonus, though, so this is basically a tryout contract for him.
Out of all the Browns' free agent signings so far, the only player whose contract details remain unclear is WR Nate Burleson.