Bucs have confirmed $25million pay for Chris Godwin

After this season, Chris Godwin’s contract expires. How much money will he want then?

Three-time Super Bowl winner and astute market analyst, wide receiver, offered his insights on the topic.

In addition to being Christian McCaffrey’s father and a SiriusXM NFL Radio broadcaster, Ed McCaffrey was a standout wide receiver who once had three seasons with 1,000 yards or more while receiving passes from four different starting quarterbacks.

McCaffrey examined the receivers market’s surge in terms of salary this week on the radio.

“A wide receiver in the top ten, maybe even the top fifteen, will now start at $25 million annually. If you’re bargaining, McCaffrey said, you’re definitely looking for $26 million or more simply based on the top ten.

eebo Calvin Ridley, Terry McLaurin, Michael Pittman, Jr., and Samuel will all make between $23 and $24 million this season. Joe is therefore certain that Godwin believes he is at least as valuable as those men.

Godwin earned his third straight season of 1,000 yards or more and missed no games in 2018.

Oh, and Godwin will get $20 million this year for the third season in a row.

If Godwin is requesting, as McCaffrey implies, more than $25 million annually on a multiyear contract, Joe would totally understand.

Will he, though, be worth it? In addition to earning $21 million this year and next, Mike Evans has the potential to earn an additional $10 million in incentives.

Joe finds it difficult to accept that general manager Jason of the Buccaneers Ring of Honor

Last year, Licht described Godwin as “a phenomenal player, a phenomenal person, and a great example to this entire team.” You know, you kind of take him for granted since he works his ass every day. After suffering a severe injury, he recovered more quickly than anyone could have predicted. He’s basically Mr. Consistency, you know.

Joe does not, however, discount the possibility that Godwin’s circumstances have changed. Godwin may have wanted to test himself as a No. 1 receiver, something he won’t be able to do in Tampa as long as Evans is a member of the team, in light of his wife’s social media outburst from the previous season.

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