McCarron gets a signing bonus of $4 million, and he's also guaranteed to receive his 2018 base salary of $900,000, the report said. The 2018 portion of the contract also includes a $100,000 workout bonus, which is usually tied to attendance at the team's offseason program, making it money that McCarron is virtually certain to earn.
Right now, the second season of the contract calls for a $1.9 million base salary, with $1.1 million guaranteed if McCarron is injured and can't play. If McCarron is on the Bills' roster on the third day of the NFL's 2019 business year next March, he'll collect a $3 million bonus. McCarron's contract also contains a $100,000 workout bonus for 2019."
So i guess the idea is to get another doc to say you are good to go so that you can get more bonuses?? I guess if team doc says you are done...then you are capped at what you can do and therefore will earn less? Would that be the motivation to get another Doc to look at you....kind of the same deal as with the Bengals?
That doesn't have anything to do with it. He'll be healthy enough to play, even if it is broken, long before the 2019 season gets here. His 2018 salary is fully guaranteed whether he plays or not.