Antonio Brown, despite being suspended for faking a COVID-19 vaccination card and having his future with the Buccaneers seemingly in jeopardy, is getting closer to earning $1 million in contract incentives.
The Tampa Bay wide receiver, who returns from a three-game suspension Sunday afternoon against the Carolina Panthers, has three performance-related incentives (receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns) in his deal worth $333,333 each.
Brown needs 21 more receptions, 382 receiving yards and two more touchdowns over the last three games of the season to be $1 million richer. And with Chris Godwin, who tore his ACL, and Mike Evans, who's dealing with a hamstring injury unavailable for the Bucs, Brown likely will be quarterback Tom Brady's No. 1 receiver.
The Bucs and Panthers kick off at 1 p.m. ET.
