On the onset of free company, the New York Giants signed quarterback Drew Lock to a one-year, $5 million deal however because it seems, that quantity was considerably understated.
Dan Duggan of The Athletic experiences that Lock has the potential to earn $3 million in further incentives, making it a one-year contract value as much as $8 million.
Lock’s contract contains $1 million in enjoying time incentives, $1 million in efficiency incentives, and $1 million in enjoying time/crew efficiency incentives.
Per Duggan, they’re damaged down as follows:
- $250K for 40-49% of snaps
- $250K for 50-59% of snaps
- $250K for 60-69% of snaps
- $250K for 70+% of snaps
- $250K for 92.5 passer score
- $250K for 65% completion
- $250K for 15 TD passes and 88 passer score
- $250K for two,000 yards passing and 88 passer score
The enjoying time/efficiency incentives are damaged down equally to what the Giants gave working again Saquon Barkley final 12 months on his modified franchise tag.
- $500K for 55-69% of snaps and a playoff berth
- $500K for 70+% and playoff berth
Though Daniel Jones will begin for the Giants when wholesome, the crew is clearly cautious of his harm historical past and constructed Lock’s contract round these issues.
Ought to Jones miss time in 2024, Lock could have the chance to earn a pleasant chunk of change.
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