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Bengals players will earn over $3 million in workout bonuses

Bengals defensive linemen Carlos Dunlap and Geno Atkins will earn the most, each receiving a $300,000 workout bonus.

Gregory Shamus

When the Cincinnati Bengals begin their voluntary offseason workouts this year, the team will be spending over $3 million for players to attend this year. Since voluntary workouts are not required (hence the name), the bonuses that they receive won't be applied until they spend the time in Cincinnati for those workouts.

Bengals defensive linemen Carlos Dunlap and Geno Atkins will earn the most, each receiving a $300,000 workout bonus. Linebacker Rey Maualuga will earned $250,000 and six players will earned $200,000 (the list is below). In all, 30 players will receive $3.205 million collectively.

The team will conduct voluntary strength and conditioning workouts on April 21. Offseason Training Activities (dubbed OTAs) are scheduled for May 27-29, June 3-5, and June 16-19. Mandatory camp is between June 10-12.

PLAYER WORKOUT BONUS
Geno Atkins $300,000
Carlos Dunlap $300,000
Rey Maualuga $250,000
Andrew Whitworth $200,000
Domata Peko $200,000
Andre Smith $200,000
Jermaine Gresham $200,000
Robert Geathers $200,000
BenJarvus Green-Ellis $200,000
Adam Jones $100,000
Jason Campbell $100,000
Mike Nugent $100,000
Vincent Rey $100,000
Leon Hall $100,000
Terence Newman $100,000
Mike Pollak $75,000
Cedric Peerman $50,000
Kevin Huber $50,000
Danieal Manning $50,000
Dane Sanzenbacher $50,000
Reggie Nelson $50,000
Devon Still $50,000
Brandont Tate $50,000
Josh Johnson $50,000
Clark Harris $30,000
R.J. Stanford $25,000
Marshall Newhouse $25,000