New York Giants security Jason Pinnock is amongst this year’s leaders in performance-based pay, collecting an extra $817, 224 in 2023.
Guard Ben Bredeson, now with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after signing a complimentary representative offer last month, made $764,130 in performance-based pay.
Former Ravens and present Jets guard John Simpson led all NFL gamers last season by getting an additional $974,613 in performance-based pay. The leading earners that were revealed today: pic.twitter.com/5AIyTKqR9R
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) April 1, 2024
According to NFL Communication: “Under the Performance-Based Pay program, a fund is created and used as a supplemental form of player compensation based upon a comparison of playing time to salary. Players become eligible to receive a bonus distribution in any regular season in which they play at least one official down. In general, players with higher playtime percentages and lower salaries benefit most from the pool.”
Bredeson led the Giants with 1.014 snaps on offense (91.85%) while Pinnock used 89.63 percent of the protective snaps.
To get a complete rundown of how PBP works, check out the NFL Communications site.
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