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With the increase of minimum salaries, every player whose salary was at the minimum for a player with his experience will get a raise.
From PFT, "Per a league source, the new minimum for a first-year player is $275,000. For a second-year player, it's $350,000. For a third-year player, it's $425,000. For a fourth-year player, it's $500,000. For a player in years five through seven, it's $585,000. In years eight through ten, it's $710,000. In years eleven and beyond, it's $810,000. Across the board, the increases are $40,000 above the 2006 minimum levels."
From PFT, "Per a league source, the new minimum for a first-year player is $275,000. For a second-year player, it's $350,000. For a third-year player, it's $425,000. For a fourth-year player, it's $500,000. For a player in years five through seven, it's $585,000. In years eight through ten, it's $710,000. In years eleven and beyond, it's $810,000. Across the board, the increases are $40,000 above the 2006 minimum levels."