Marshal Yanda, Baltimore Ravens restructure guard's contract

Published: May 11, 2012 at 12:26 AM

Pro Bowl guard Marshal Yanda has permitted the Baltimore Ravens to restructure his contract, the Carroll County Times reported on Thursday.

Yanda's base salary will drop from $4.5 million to the veteran minimum of $700,000, but he'll get a $3.8 million signing bonus, prorated over the remaining four years of his five-year, $32 million contract.

It will help the Ravens save $2.8 million from Yanda's salary-cap figure for 2012.

Yanda is entering his sixth season in the league, all with the Ravens.

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