Here Are Details Behind Devin McCourty’s Two-Year Deal With Patriots
Patriots safety Devin McCourty announced he would return to New England on Sunday.
McCourty and the Patriots agreed to a two-year deal. The Boston Globe’s Ben Volin took it a step further, however, and broke down McCourty’s contract Tuesday.
The agreement “is actually a five-year deal with three void years tacked at the end,” Volin reported. McCourty will make between $13 to $14 million in 2020 and make between $8 to $9 million during the 2021 season.
The safety also will hold cap hits of $5.4 million in 2020, $11.15 million in 2021 and a dead cap hit of $6.45 in 2022.
Devin McCourty's two-year, $23m deal is actually a five-year deal with three void years tacked on at the end. He'll make between $13-14m this year and $8-9m next year.
Cap numbers of $5.4m, $11.15m, and a dead cap hit of $6.45m in 2022
— Ben Volin (@BenVolin) March 17, 2020
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It will certainly help the Patriots defense to have McCourty, along with his brother Jason, who had his option picked up by the team, back in the fold.
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