Minnesota Vikings Top 10 Biggest 2015 Player Salaries
By Adam Carlson
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#9: Brian Robison
Nov 16, 2014; Chicago, IL, USA; Minnesota Vikings defensive end Brian Robison (96) during the first half at Soldier Field. Mandatory Credit: Mike DiNovo-USA TODAY Sports
2015 Base Salary: $4.15 million
2015 Salary Cap Hit: $5.45 million
Guaranteed: $3 million
Defensive end Brian Robison really seemed to struggle to bring down quarterbacks during the 2014 season for the Minnesota Vikings. He only had 4.5 sacks on the season after having 8 or more the previous three years.
However, his veteran status could make him a valuable player. Since he dealt with several injuries last season to his ankle, glutes, and other various body parts, that could have had a major impact on his effectiveness.
Considering his guaranteed money compared to his cap hit, Brian Robison should have at least one more season to redeem himself. Playing opposite breakout player Everson Griffen is a great thing for Robison, who found himself the focus of defenses after pass rush expert and current Chicago Bears defensive end Jared Allen left in free agency.