Patriots Sign Romeo Doubs to $68M Deal with Incentives

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The New England Patriots bolstered their wide receiver group by signing Romeo Doves from

the Green Bay Packers to a 4-year deal worth $68 million.

This move comes after they missed out on top free agent Alec Pierce from Indianapolis.

At an average of $17 million per year, Doves ranks as the 26 highest paid receiver in

the league.

The contract includes up to $3 million in incentives each season, potentially pushing

his annual value to $20 million.

Those bonuses hinge on strong performances and catches and yards that exceed his past

numbers.

Doves showed solid output in Green Bay, with his best season featuring 50 non-receptions

and 724 receiving yards last year.

At 25 years old, he has clear potential to grow, especially now, with a bigger role in

New England.

Doves from the Boston Globe reveal the incentives break down the same way every year through

$29,750,000 each, for 70 catches, 80 catches, 1,000 yards, and 1,200 yards.

Hitting the full 3 million requires top marks he has not reached yet.

Patriots fans hope Doves elevates his game to cash in on those goals, and his can seems

confident he can.

For now, the early incentives count as unlikely against the salary cap, unless he delivers

big right away.