AB won’t get paid, well AB type of money; however, he will be able to earn both team and individual incentives. As the Buccaneers seek their first playoff appearance and certainly have their sights set on their second Super Bowl appearance in 18 years, the Bucs have done everything necessary in the hopes of achieving that goal.

Newly acquired signed wide receiver Antonio Brown has agreed to terms with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and will receive a one-year contract that is just above the league minimum. The individual incentives could cause an issue on the field as AB will want to get paid for those, meaning he will want to play and want the ball as much as possible. If AB believes he is not getting the chance to earn his money, then there could be trouble in paradise. It will be interesting. AB is not eligible to play until week 9.