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Christian Wilkins' contract saga has taken a dramatic turn. Here's the full breakdown:
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💼 Contract Details
Signed with the Las Vegas Raiders in March 2024.
4-year deal worth $110 million, including:
$24M signing bonus
$82.75M guaranteed
Average annual salary: $27.5M
Made Wilkins the third-highest-paid defensive tackle in the NFL.
📉 Fallout & Release
Played just five games before suffering a season-ending foot injury.
Raiders released him on July 24, 2025, citing no clear path to recovery.
The team voided $35.2M of remaining guaranteed money, sparking a grievance filed by Wilkins with the NFL Players Association.
🧮 2025 Financial Breakdown
| Component | Amount |
|---|---|
| Base Salary | $8,000,000 |
| Restructure Bonus | $20,500,000 |
| Workout Bonus | $92,000 |
| Cap Hit | $18,137,000 |
| Dead Cap Value | $47,700,000 |
⚖️ Legal & Career Implications
The dispute centers on Wilkins’ rehab choices—he reportedly declined further surgery, favoring alternative recovery methods.
His release leaves a massive dead cap hit and raises questions about future team-player injury negotiations.
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