Since Bucs defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul was injured in his car accident this summer, there has been speculation as to what Tampa Bay could do with the money they owed him — as his injury was sustained off the football field.
On Wednesday morning we got that question cleared up a bit with the news that Tampa has reworked Pierre-Paul’s deal.
The Bucs and DE Jason Pierre-Paul have agreed to a reworked contract that now expires after this season, per source. The Bucs cleared $4.4M in cap space, while JPP gets $10M+ in pay plus a path to FA in March. A compromise for both sides as JPP continues to rehab his neck.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) September 25, 2019
Trevor Sikkema is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat reporter and NFL Draft analyst for PewterReport.com. Sikkema, an alumnus of the University of Florida, has covered both college and professional football for much of his career. As a native of the Sunshine State, when he's not buried in social media, Sikkema can be found out and active, attempting to be the best athlete he never was. Sikkema can be reached at: [email protected]
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