Aaron Donald Given a Raise!

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GalantForum VeteranOP

Jun 6, 2022, 04:55 PM

More money. No new years added.

In an unprecedented move, no new years were added and he makes $65M by 2023 and $95M by 2024. He is now the first non-qb to eclipse $30M per year. Deal negotiated by Todd France of Athletes First which now represents the highest paid offensive and defensive player in the NFL. https://t.co/Gsq6lYCQmV
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PAPaulyForum Veteran

Jun 6, 2022, 05:14 PM

And you can still argue he’s underpaid.

Puka-headSupporter

Jun 8, 2022, 01:23 AM

He pretty much just won a Super Bowl, not by himself of course but without him the Bengals are champs. Easy worth an extra $40 mil bonus for three more rolls

Unlucky 13Supporter

Jun 10, 2022, 12:59 AM

These kinds of things are very worrisome. The NFL is becoming more and more topheavy, and more players are getting raises on the same contract. I don't care how good a guy is, when he's under contract, the team needs to be able to feel confident that he's going on play under that contract and they have X amount of cap space to fill out the rest of the roster.