The Facts:
Culpepper, who received a $7 million signing bonus and $1 million base salary for the 2006 season when he restructured upon arrival in Miami, can earn an additional $1.35 million if he is the NFL MVP, Offensive Player of the Year, plays at least 75 percent of the offensive plays, leads Miami to the Super Bowl title and is named Super Bowl MVP, according to an NFLPA source.
Reported by the Miami Herald
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Culpepper can earn parts of that along the way, such as $150,000 for being the league MVP and/or another $100,000 for being the league's Offensive Player of the Year. However, the bulk of the incentives are tied to him playing at least 75 percent of the plays and winning a playoff game. The bonus gets progressively larger if the Dolphins advance through the playoffs.
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