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#FANATICAL FOOTBALL FIEND DANNY TEVATHAN FREE#
In any case, the Bears keep a popular player and watch one sign elsewhere, which could help them in their quest to secure a compensatory draft pick in 2021 depending on how the rest of free agency shakes out. Perhaps those reasons would explain why Kwiatkoski didn’t get an even larger contract. Kwiatkoski is younger and has been more often healthy recently, but doesn’t have the extended track record as a starter. I’m not quite sure if the structure will be similar to that of Trevathan’s deal, but it there are more similarities to what Trevathan received in his deal than I otherwise would have expected. LB Nick Kwiatkoski deal to the #Raiders: Three years, $21 million with $13.5 million in guarantees. Overall, it is difficult to be mad about a deal like this, which offers some team flexibility while keeping a productive player and team leader at a modest price without having to fend off bidders on the open market.Įlsewhere, details regarding Nick Kwiatkoski’s deal with the Raiders is out: For an expanded glance at what the deal ultimately looks like, check out the work from. When it all said and done, we are essentially looking at a two-year deal worth nearly $14 million. There are also option bonuses of $3.625 million for 20 seasons, both of which can be restructured and changed into base salary. Biggs adds the base salaries for the three years are $3 million for 20, and $2.5 million for 2022. What a trip!Īs for the actual important aspects of the deal, it is a three-year pact worth $21.25 million at base level with $13.625 million in total guarantees.
And OTC’s terminology is equally as entertaining, with the explainer that the team “included three dummy years” for cap-management purposes. I mean, how often can you use the word “fluff” in a tweet about a hard-hitting linebacker’s contract? It simply doesn’t happen, my friends. And it’s certainly a doozy, if only from a verbiage standpoint.Ĭontract filed for #Bears LB Danny Trevathan is actually a 6-year deal but the final 3 years of the contract are fluff and it will automatically void.īase value for deal is $21.25 million over 3 years. That is, until today, when Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune unearthed the details of Trevathan’s deal.
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