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Contract numbers for Carter, Means

Vic Beasley Jr. (from left), Bruce Irvin, and Steven Means of the Falcons react by crossing their arms after Irvin sacked Cardinals quarterback Josh Rosen on Sunday, Dec 16, 2018, in Atlanta. Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com

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Vic Beasley Jr. (from left), Bruce Irvin, and Steven Means of the Falcons react by crossing their arms after Irvin sacked Cardinals quarterback Josh Rosen on Sunday, Dec 16, 2018, in Atlanta. Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com
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Feb 24, 2019

Falcons recently signed linebacker Bruce Carter and defensive end Steven Means to one-year contracts.

Those contracts have been listed in the NFLPA data base:

• Bruce Carter one-year, $930,000 (cap number $645,000; cash value $930,000)

• Steven Means one-year, $895,000 ($90,000 signing bonus; contract year 2019, cap number $735,000, cash value $895,000).

• Blidi Wreh-Wilson (made $880,000 last season with $90,000 signing bonus). His new contract has not posted yet.

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