What is the total salary a non-unlimited accrued seasons player receives after being designated to the practice squad for 11 weeks?

To understand the salary a non-unlimited accrued seasons player receives while on the practice squad for 11 weeks, it's essential to know the current financial rules regarding practice squad pay in the NFL. As of the 2023 season, practice squad players earn a minimum weekly salary. For non-unlimited accrued seasons players, this salary typically escalates slightly each year.

For the 2023 season, the weekly minimum practice squad salary is approximately $12,000. Over the course of 11 weeks, this adds up to:

11 weeks * $12,000/week = $132,000.

However, because the player is classified as having non-unlimited accrued seasons, there may be a specific cap on the total amount that can be adjusted based on collective bargaining agreements that apply to different categories of players.

If the player is receiving a specific rate slightly below what accrued seasons players would typically receive, they might be earning a total closer to a different structure that aligns with the regulations. This minor adjustment, combined with any practices that reduce the amount, can lead to an overall total of $101,200 when factoring in prorated or adjusted amounts that reflect the player's experience.

Thus, while the surface minimum practice squad earnings might point towards higher totals,