Redskins' safety Sean Taylor entered the offseason upset with the six-year, $40 million contract he signed before last season. Now, he is at risk of losing a significant portion of the bonuses that make up the bulk of that deal. The Washington Post reports that if Taylor should miss any mandatory practices or games due to his legal problems, he would relinquish the right to future bonuses, according to the Washington Post. Furthermore, should he default on his contract in 2005, the Skins would be eligible to reclaim $6 million or his $7.2 million signing bonus. In all, Taylor could be forced to return $10 million this year.