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Raheem Mostert had a profession season for the Dolphins, and Miami rewarded the veteran tailback with an agreement extension
The Miami Dolphins rewarded Raheem Mostert for the Pro Bowl season he provided in 2023 by extending his agreement another season.
Mostert, who hurried for 1,012 lawns and scored a franchise-record 21 goals in the 15 video games he played, was arranged to make simply over $2.7 million in base pay and lineup and exercise rewards due to the fact that he was getting in the last year of the two-year agreement he checked in 2023, which deserved $5.6 million.
While the precise regards to the extension weren't offered, it has actually been reported that the offer might be worth as much as $9 million if all rewards are accomplished.
It's possible Mostert was provided a minor raise this season, which the Dolphins turned most, if not all of his 2024 base pay into a lineup or finalizing benefit. It's extremely possible the extension likewise assisted the Dolphins clear extra camp area.
The Dolphins pursued numerous bigger-name backs last season, trying to enhance the running video game, however it was Mostert who led Miami's ground attack the majority of the season, right up until he suffered a high ankle sprain that required him to miss out on the season's last 2 routine season video games.
Mostert ends up being the 2nd tailback whose agreement got remodelled this offseason due to the fact that Miami minimized Jeff Wilson's wage substantially, dropping him to $1.2 million ($200,000 ensured) for the season with $425,000 offered in exercise and per video game lineup benefits.
Miami likewise re-signed Salvon Ahmed to a 1 year agreement for near the NFL minimum.
Mostert, Wilson, Ahmed and De'Von Achane, who set an NFL record for greatest lawns per bring average (7.8) for a back with a minimum of 100 brings and was called to the All-Rookie group in 2023, will complete to identify who will take on the majority of the run video game's brings. Chris Brooks, a second-year gamer who made it onto Miami's 53-man lineup since of a strong efficiency in training school and the exhibit season, is likewise on the lineup.
Mostert is considered as a group leader and is among head coach Mike McDaniel's valued proteges based upon their relationship, which returns to their time together in San Francisco.
