Al-Quadin Muhammad Eyes $2 Million in Incentives After Bucs’ New Deal

about 2 months ago

Al-Quadin Muhammad Eyes $2 Million in Incentives After Bucs’ New Deal

The Buccaneers have bolstered their pass rush by signing Al-Quadin Muhammad to a deal featuring up to $2 million in performance incentives. The veteran can earn $1 million through defensive snap thresholds (40% and 60%) and an additional $1 million by hitting sack milestones starting at six. This "win-win" structure provides Tampa Bay with low-risk veteran depth while giving Muhammad a lucrative path.


By Nidheesh Kumar

Antonio Brown Voices Support for Colts’ $88M Daniel Jones Decision

about 2 months ago

Antonio Brown Voices Support for Colts’ $88M Daniel Jones Decision

https://x.com/AB84/status/2032277439145996303“Any time you can pay $80 million per year for Daniel Jones and Alec Pierce, you gotta do it,” AB tweeted. Pierce agreed to a four-year, $114 million contract that can reach a maximum of $116 million with incentives. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones signed a two-year extension worth a base of $88 million, replacing the transition tag the team had initially placed on him.


By Nidheesh Kumar

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