Dolphins Players Chase Bonuses Despite Playoff Miss

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Dolphins Players Chase Bonuses Despite Playoff Miss

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The Miami Dolphins may not be playoff contenders, but their players are still vying for millions in contract incentives tied to playing time, stats, and team performance. Edge rusher Bradley Chubb has already earned $1.225 million with six sacks and is on track for up to $3.025 million more. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa met his playing time threshold despite being benched, but playoff win bonuses are off the table due to no postseason. Linebacker Jordyn Brooks could earn $500,000 if the defense ranks in the top twenty for points allowed. Safety Ashtyn Davis and linebacker Tyrel Dodson are also in good positions for their snap incentives. However, injuries have derailed others, like tackle Austin Jackson and wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who missed most games and had his playoff bonus vanish, respectively. Kicker Jason Sanders and tight end Darren Waller wont hit their incentives either, though Waller did earn $750,000 for six touchdown catches. With two games left, these incentives keep Dolphins players motivated despite no playoff spot.

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