
According to ESPN News, Harrison Smith, who was scheduled to earn $14.7 million this season, agreed to reduce his pay to $8 million in order to stay with the Vikings. Incentives totaling $2 million are also available to him. According to ESPN News, Hitman had other teams very interested in him, but he had no intention of leaving.
In a notable move reflecting both personal commitment and strategic team planning, Minnesota Vikings’ veteran safety Harrison Smith has agreed to restructure his contract, ensuring his return for a 13th …
According to ESPN News, Harrison Smith, who was scheduled to earn $14.7 million this season, agreed to reduce his pay to $8 million in order to stay with the Vikings. Incentives totaling $2 million are also available to him. According to ESPN News, Hitman had other teams very interested in him, but he had no intention of leaving. Read More