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"<p>Jalen Hurts, the Eagles' second-round choice in the 2020 NFL Draft, was signed to a four-year rookie deal for $6,025,171. According to Spotrac, he earned a $1,941,944 signing bonus and a $2,825,815 guarantee when signing. His salary cap number for 2019 was $2,845,017.</p><p>He will receive a base salary of $742,468 in 2020, with a potential maximum of $3 million if he makes all of the required appearances for the team over the course of the four years. If he is on the field for less than 10 games in any year, his salary would be reduced by 50 percent of his salary cap number for that season. If he is on the field for 10 or more games but does not make it through the entire season, his salary would be reduced by 75 percent of his salary cap number for that season.</p><p>His salary increases each year he remains under contract, reaching a high of $14.5 million in 2024. However, if he fails to meet certain requirements, such as being suspended for violation of team rules, he could be released without penalty. In that case, his salary would be fully guaranteed.</p><p>Hurts made headlines at the end of August when it was reported that he rejected an offer from the Eagles that would have paid him like a top quarterback.</p>"
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