Patriots Sign Doubs to $80M Contract

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The New England Patriots signed wide receiver Romeo Daubs to a 4-year contract worth $68

million this off-season.

That deal includes up to $3 million in incentives each year, which could push the total value

to $80 million.

He also gets $31 million guaranteed over the first two seasons.

Daubs on those incentives came out recently from the Boston Globes, Ben Volin.

Daubs can earn $750,000 for hitting 70 receptions, another $750,000 for 80 receptions, and the

same amounts for reaching 1,000 yards are 1,200 yards receiving.

Daubs' career best so far is 59 catches and 724 yards all with the Green Bay Packers.

Those numbers show how much room he has to grow, but the benchmarks are within reach for

a talented player like him.

In New England, things look different than Green Bay.

The Packers spread the ball around in a run-heavy offense, but the Patriots need a top receiver

and gave Stefan Diggs 1,000 yards last season.

Now Daubs teams up with Youngstar Drake May, the MVP runner-up from college.

If Daubs breaks out, this contract could end up being a steal for the Patriots as they rebuild

their passing game.