2008 Transition Player Costs By Position
| Position | Cost |
|---|---|
| Quarterback | $9,560,000 |
| Offensive Linemen (includes Offensive Tackle, Offensive Guard, Center) | $6,895,000 |
| Wide Receiver | $6,872,000 |
| Running Back (includes all Fullbacks and Halfbacks) | $5,699,000 |
| Tight end | $3,733,000 |
| Defensive End | $7,679,000 |
| Defensive Tackle | $5,654,000 |
| Linebacker | $7,335,000 |
| Cornerback | $7,659,000 |
| Safety | $3,893,000 |
| Kicker or Punter | $2,245,000 |
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