Which bonus type is usually NOT payable while a player is on the practice squad?

A Pro Bowl Bonus is typically associated with a player's achievements in the regular season rather than their status on the practice squad. This bonus is awarded to players who are selected to participate in the Pro Bowl, which recognizes outstanding performance in the league. Since players on the practice squad are not active roster members and do not participate in the regular games to the same extent as active players, they are not eligible for bonuses tied to Pro Bowl selections.

In contrast, signing bonuses, roster bonuses, and performance bonuses can still be part of a practice squad player's compensation, depending on their contract terms. A signing bonus is typically received when the player signs the contract, regardless of whether they are on the active roster or practice squad. A roster bonus may still be applicable if the player is called up to the active squad, and performance bonuses can reflect achievements that could be evaluated based on practice performance or other specific metrics outlined in the contract.